The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-07-21

Dwight Bill started Wednesday night
for Colorado
Geo. d. Loomis returned from Mime
sofa Friday.
Mrs. w. F. Ewing is visiting friends
at Council Grove.
Senator Plumb returned home from
Washington on Monday.
DR.. Anna Warren is out again after
sickness of some ten days.
Editor Timmons, of the Chase County
Courant, was in the city Saturday.
WI. Drake, of Pueblo, is the guest
of Judge z. B. Peyton, of this city.
Charlie Price. city editor Of the Tc-
peka Capital, was in the city Friday.
Harry and Charlie Carswell are visit
ing at the residence of their mother in
this city.
Rev. DIR. Cordley returned home Tues
terday from visit TO Lawrence and
Kansas City.
Miss Susie Newell, of Decatur, Illi-
nois, is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. II.
Hatch, Ci this city.
Mrs. J. C. Bennett and her son PerIee
stopped in Emporia Saturday, on their
way 10 Wyandotte.
President Wclch. of the State Normal,
is making his annual lecture tour
throughout the state.
C. NJ. Scott. formerly of the Arkansas
City Traveller, was in the city Thursday,
visiting ]. W. latham.
Levi Billings, presidentof the Cotton
wood Valley Bank, ut Marion Center,
was in the city Thursday.
Henry Wilson, of Kansas City, spent a
portion of the Sabbath with his cousin,
E. E. Holmes. in this city.
Miss Nellie Griffith, of Lawrence, is
visiting her brother w. E. Griffith at the
Congregational parsonage.
A d. Hosterman, of the Springfield
| (O) Transcript, is stopping in Emporia
for few days ON his way to Colorado.
Rev. Thos. Burrows. Jay j. Buck and
J.. @. Burnett started for Colorado to.
day for stay of some weeks in the
mountains.
We regret TO learn that w. E. Griffith,
head clerk at Sawyer's dry goods store,
is confined To the house with an attack
of typhoid fever.
Mrs j. T. Rowland and Miss Mamie
Van Arsdell. of La Grange, Missouri,
are visiting at the residence of A. NJ.
Jarrett, in this city.
Miss Sadie Thomas, who has been
visiting for some weeks at the residence
of ID. w. Morris in this city, started ON
Thursday for Alamosa
Mrs. A. p Morse was taken quite Sc
riously i'll on Saturday evening, but we
are glad TO learn that her condition Tues
day was much improved.
Miss Achsa Chamberlain, of Otsego
county, New York, arrived in ibis city
Thursday and is visiting her uncle,
w. d. Luther, at the Park Place hotel
Z. Il. Holderman, his sister Elizabeth
and Madge Yeckley started Wednesday
for Charlevoix, Michigan. where they
will spend the remainder of the sum-
mer.
Abner Hadley, of Elk county, for
many years citizen of EmpOria, who
had been here for several days visiting
old friends, returned home Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. T. @. Green, the popular head
salesman in the establishment of 1. d.
Fox Sc Co, returned Wednesday from
an eight weeks visit in different states
in the northwest.
The following gentlemen living on
Allen creek, are suffering from erysipe-
las: VIM. Grimsley, hand swelled very
large; Moses Williams, head and arm
Charlie Adams, in the right leg.-Amer-
icus Herald.
Sen. Cogswell, of Eureka, was at the
Coolidge Saturday. He had been over
to lola, where he participated in the
celebration of the completion of the new
railroad to that town.
Ex-Governor ). ]. Crawford was on
the streets of Emporia today shaking
hands with his numerous friends. Dur
ing his stay in the city he was the guest
of Col. J. NJ. Steele.
Chaplain Lutz, accompanied by his
wife and son, started to Colorado Thurs
day, severe attack of asthma the even
ing before warning him it was unsafe
to remain in Emporia during the hot
weather.
II. w. Loomis, of the enterprising
hardware firm of LOomis s. Loomis,
started on q visit to his old home in
Macoupin county, Illinois, Monday.
The nature of his errand will become
apparent upon his return to Emporia.
Miss Mamie Ramsey, sister OF Mrs.
S. r. Hall, who has been attending the
Conservatory of Music at Columbus,
Indiana, for the past two years, returned
to the city Wednesday and was warmly
greeted by a host of her friends at the
Christian sociable that evening.
Mrs. Mitchell, wife OF Hon C. r.
Mitchell, of Arkansas City, stopped here
few days ago, on her way from the east,
to visit her aunt, Mrs. j. w. latham.
She was accompanied by her sister, Miss
Nettie Swartz, who has been in Illinois
attending school for q year.
G. w. Lick wishes us TO express
through THE News his warmest thanks
TO his EmpOria friends who were so kind
in their attentions 10 him during his re-
cent sickness at the Hotel Coolidge He
wishes to assure them that their gener-
GUS friendship is fully appreciated and
will not be forgotten by him.
Congratulations are in order with
w. o. Lunsford, of the Madison News.
He returned from the east Saturday
with charming bride in the person of
Miss V. E. Dickinson, of Delaware,
Ohio. The happy bridegroom's breth
rem of the press will be sincerely rejOiced
to note this evidence of his prosperity.
Mr.. G. W. Bennett and wife returned
from their visit to southern Ohio Friday
evening. Mr.. Bennett says that the
weather there is almost uncomfortable, and
that the corn and grass arc literally
parching up for want of rain. Similar
accounts from other parts of the east have
inspired the apprehension that HdrouihY
Kansas is losing her laurels.
AROUND TOWN.
The doors of the Register of Deeds
vault were placed in position Thursday.
We are of opinion that two or three
Herdics could make money in this city.