The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-15
rrRsonAL MENrToN.

was IN the city yesterday
Dan Hail made a flying visit last
week to his old home in Illinois.
ST. Chase and H. J. Bird returned
Tuesday from trip 10 Colorado
Capt. A. NJ. Sommers stopped off at
Emporia yesterday On his way east.
Miss Howard, of Emporia, is one of
the teachers in the Eureka schools
Mr.. Conant, of Boston, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. w. W. Scott, in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pemberton returned
from a visit to Leavenworth, Tuesday.
Clarence Hoadley, of Lawrence, is
visiting George Morrow at the Coolidge.
b. Cartmell, lawyer of Howard.
Kansas, called on THE NEWS Thursday.
Mrs. A. Mckinney returned Friday
from visit to Lawrence of some days.
George Rice has returned from a very
pleasant visit of some weeks in the
east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Storch, of Onaga,
are visiting Mr. Jesse S,ratton near EN-
poria-
Albert Phenis returned 10 Kansas City
Friday to accept a position on the
Journal
Mrs. C. S. Cross is in Philadelphia
taking an advanced course of instruction
in music.
Vim. Shaw, of Urbana, Illinois, is Wis
iting his sister Mrs. Mari Gilchrist, in
this city.
Mr. James Mammalian, of Golden, Col
orado, is the guest of c. N. Sterry, of
this city.
Thomas Prothero, representing the
publishing house of Hubbard Bros, is
in the city.
N. S. Buckner, of Larned, a brother
of Rev. Allen Buckner of this city, is
in town for few days.
George Bragunier is the proud pos
SCISSOR of Colts gun, the cost of which
was 1925. It's beauty.
Hon. w. II. Pilkinton of Wa Keeney,
and Hon. c. A. Morris of Larned, called
on THE NEWS Saturday.
Mrs. o. w. Miller has just returned
from a visit of several months TO her old
home in West Virginia.
F. d. North, of Broadbrook, Conn,
was visiting his cousin, Geo. E. Worces-
ter, 10 this city Saturday.
DiIvid Stone and Park Morse returned
last evening from a jaunt to Topeka,
Lat Trence and Kansas City.
Mrs. A. N. Hanna was called east the
early part of last week on business con-
nected with the family estate.
Mr.. j. T. Bradley, of Council Grove,
was in the city Wednesday, en- his
way to the State Fair at Topeka.
Miss Annie Riggs and Ollie Price
went to Lawrence Thursday to attend
the Bismarck fair and visit friends.
Mrs. Morse, though still suffering
somewhat from the effects of her recent
illness, was at her post in the high
school Monday.
Miss Belle Livingston, who has been
visiting Mrs. Horace Bundrem for the
past week, returned TO her home in
Marion Center Friday.
Miss Laura Buch, of Burlington, and
Miss Laura Perrigo, of Cottonwood
Falls, are spending a week or two in
this city with Mrs. N. Ryno.
Mrs. Wight and son, of Morgan
county, Illinois, sister and, nephew of
Mrs W. J. Roberts, of Fremont town.
ship, are on visit to their relatives.
T., c.. Spencer and wife, of Illinois,
whose sons own quite a farm in the
northern part of Lyon county, arrived
here Thursday for visit of few weeks.
Mr.. E. NJ. Forde returned on Saturday
night from Chicago, where he was pres
ent at the organization of the Supreme
Legion of Select Knights of the A. O..
wv.
Mr.. George Guernsey, gentleman
we'll liked by his acqHaintances in this
city, came up from Independence to-day.
This item will be continued in our
next. i--tst
Abe Steinberger, of the Courant, and
James Kelly, former publisher of the
Winfield Courier, came up from How
ard last Friday, with their wives and
went back that evening.
S. P. Maclean, representing The Great
Southwest, an illustrated monthly pub
lished at st. Louis,:in the interest OF i'm
migration for Missouri, Kansas and
Texas, called a THE NEWS office Fri.
day.
NE. Weaver and family returned Sat
urday from q pleasant visit of some
weeks in the east Ned thinks after all
that Emporia averages up tolerably well
when compared with the places he visit
: cd when away. O.
: Mrs. McElroy of Mt. Vernon, Ohio
Mrs. Mitchell of Warrensberg, Mo.
: and Mrs. Martin, of Red Oak, Iowa, rel
: atives of Mrs. T. G. Whitley, are visiting
: the family, at the corner of Sixth avenus
4 and Union street, this city.
Mr.. Harry Slough and wife, lately o
+ Newton, have come TO Emporia to MAKE
: this their home. Mr.. Slough is thor
ough printer and gave up the foreman
ship of the Newton Republican to &C
cept position in the job department
q connected with The News office.
J.B. Hart, from Dallas, Texas, has al
! rived in Emporia with a view of locating
here. He says after living eight year
in that state he wants to leave tn
It Roberts government and locate wher
:, there are free schools. We understan,
e Mr.. Roberts has several friends in thi
e vicinity.
Andrew Wells left for Oregon las
e Tuesday. S. T. Burns will leave for tn
Il same country some time next month, tai
o ing with him his family, and that of Nj
Wells. They goto that far off state 70
permanent settlement. We are sorry
lose these old citizens, and hope pro.
l perity will follow them.