The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-10-06
PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION.
Judge Culver returned from Illinois
on Saturday.
Mayor Eastman went to ST. Louis
"Wednesday.
Mr.. A. G. Osborne has gone to st. Joe
to purchase goods.
Rev. Mr.. Kelley, of Wichita, was in
the city Wednesday.
Mr.. }. K. Tyler has returned from
her trip to Colorado.
Gov. st. John and wife are registered
at the Hotel Coolidge.
Col ). NJ. Steele went 10 st. Louis on
Saturday on business.
John J. Hughes. Of Pennsylvania, is
visiting friends in this city.
/ Miss Anna Goddard presides at the
organ at the Congregational church.
Rasmus Peterson, of Green Bay, Wis
consin, has come to Enporia to settle.
Addison Overstreet went to Kansas
City Saturday to attend medical college
DR.. ]. Kemp. Of Dayton, Ohio, is the
guest of the Holderman family in this
city.
I'm. Leas and wife, of Dayton, Ohio
are visiting at the residence of Jacob
Kizer.
Miss Plumb, of the city book store,
has gone east TO purchase her fall stock
of goods.
Professor WEIGH went to Topeka Satur-
day on business connected with the State
Normal.
T. L. Ryan went to St. Louis Tuesday
to purchase stock for his rapidly in.
creasing trade.
c. S. Wheeling, operator at the Mis-.
souri, Pacific depot, has gone to St
Louis ON visit.
Mrs. William Warren, of Mulvane, is
visiting at the residence of S. B. War.
rem, in this city.
John Egan went to Lyndon Tuesday 70
report the proceedings of the district
court at that place.
Misses Oracle Hood and Madge Over.
street are attending the female seminary
at st. Charles, Missouri.
Mrs. Clay and Mrs. Schultz, of Viii.
liams county. Ohio, are visiting the Sned-
iker brothers on Eagle creek.
Geo. B. Peters put up q fine new sign
at his stove and hardware store at No.
142 Commercial street Friday.
Geo. A. Ferdinand and wife returned
Tuesday from visit to Dubuque, Iowa,
the old home of Mrs. Ferdinand.
Miss Florence Sawyer has taken
charge of the cashiers desk in the dry
goods store of her brother, o. F. Sawyer.
D. K. Hardin, from Laveta, Colorado,
stopped over TO visit his brother, w. 1.
F. Hardin, Tuesday. He is on his way to
Missouri.
John G. Jones started out on the road
Tuesday to solicit orders for the mer.
chant tailoring establishment of G. P.
Jones s. Co.
Mrs. s. w. Merrill, mother of d. w.
Eastman, and Mrs. L. Hale, mother of
Mrs. Eastman, both of Michigan, are
here visiting.
Mrs. DR.. T. F. Davenport with her
daughters, May and Allen, returned
home Friday from q three months
visit TO Ohio.
T. B. Murdoch and family, OF Topeka,
and II. P. Murdoch and family, of
Wichita, spent the Sabbath in Emporia
visiting relatives.
All of Ned WeaVer's friends are glad
to know that he is again in business in
the city. His popularity will insure
him good trade.
The heavy rain of Thursday injured
the walls of the new brick buildings go
ing up in different parts of the city, to a
considerable extent.
Mr.. George De Camp has returned
from the east where he had been looking
after an important case in which he wal
employed as counsel.
John Harvey Firth, a young attorney
from Halifax, Nova Scotia, is in the city
and expects TO locate in EmpOria for the
practice of his profession.
Topeka Commonwealth: Albert Phe
mis-, of the Kansas City Times, one Of
the brightest young newspaper men Of
the Missouri valley, is in the city.
Mrs. C. B. Galusha, aunt of d. w
Eastman, who had been here visiting
for some days, returned to her home in
Cape Girardeau, Missouri. Wednesday
MIR. Charles Grosscup arrived in thi.
Friday from Pennsylvania. He is or
his way to Sterling to accept position
as clerk in the hotel of Mr.. Spencer
formerly of this city.
Misses MALTA and Josephine Bjerke
of this place, Joined party of friends
from Kansas City and Topeka Tues
day. who were going to Lyons, Rics
county, TO be present at the twentieth
anniversary of the marriage of Mr.. ant
Mrs. F. G. Tresstrail.
WI. Jones has leased the Merchant.
hotel, in this city, to Mr.. Smith. of Bur
lingame, and Mr.. Ward, of Usage City
Both of these gentlemen are said to b
first-class hotel men, and as the house il
in good shape and eligibly located, WI
see no reason why they should not sue
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