The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-10-20
PERsoNAL MENTIoN.

NS -iAA0S0S GJShAS alO WISHING iIeHuS
in Kansas City.
L. L. Halleck started to st. Louis
Wednesday on business.
George Loomis has gone TO Illinois to
attend the marriage Of his sister.
II. II. Packard and wife aud Mrs. L.
Severy started for Michigan Monday
Miss TilIie Porterfield left on Thurs.
day fer "A visit TO her old home in Hi
nnis.
Mis- Ev FIR ed. ring. of Atchinson.
is The gus, of Miss NJ tile waiknp. #
'his c'fy.
w. F. Drd,nc, ~ L.wrence, spent the
Sabbath in Emporia- He stepped, as
usual, al The Coolidge.
L. II. johnson, of Americas township,
started MONDAY. Tor six weeks visit in
Gre, n county. NV York.
Mts. T. w Jones, Of Alamoosa, Colo
RADIO. is visiting al the residence of d.
w Morris, on Rural street.
Mrs. Elder Rice aud children started
to southwest Missouri Wednesday on a
visit to her old home
Mr. and Mrs William Hollingsworth,
of Fremont township, are now visiting
friends and relatives in Indiana.
Miss Nellie Quade, of Kansas City, is
visiting in this city with the families of
Conductor NetiletOn and Elijah Nichols.
Miss Plumb returned last week from
the east where she purchased a large
stock of goods for the city book store.
George E. Mcclellan, a former typo
Of the News Office. has returend from
Leadville, wherelhe has been working
for some months.
Miss Sue Newell, who has been visi-
ting her sister, Mrs. Hatch, IN this city
for some months, started for her home in
Illinois Tuesday.
Joseph Helm, who had charge of Mr.
Graham's book bindery in This city for
some months, has secured IA lucrative
position in Marshall, Texas.
Miss Nellie Burns, daughter of T. F.
Bgrns, who has been attending school at
the Normal, is lying quite i'll with ty-
phOid fever at the residence of w. f.
Ewing.
Mr.. Jack Brantly, former citizen of
this county, has spent the past week
here visiting friends, and returned Wed
nesday night to his home at La Junta,
Colorado.
Brother Lunsford. of the Madison
News, drove up to Emporia Sunday
TO meet his wife who arrived on Satur-
day evening from the east, where she
had been visiting.
E. j. Tulley has returned from Flor
ence, and has been assigned to night
duty at the dispatcher's office of the
Santa Fe. He is one of the best opera
tors in the employ of the company.
Mrs. E. r. Whitney, who has complet-
cd the construction of pretty cottage
at the corner OF Market street and Ninth
avenue, arrived in Emporia from Hi
nois Tuesday to make her home in this
city.
Mr.. J. II. Hill started Saturday for
Evanston where he will take classical
course in the Northwestern University.
He is Il young man of exceptionally fine
attachments, and will make his mark at
college.
Judge ]. u. Moore and wife, of Owen
boro, Kentucky, arrived in EmporIa on
Saturday and are stopping at the resi-
dence of j. w. .Feighan. We under
stand that they think some of settling IN
Kansas.
Revs. Chaffe, of Burlington, Walker,
OF Strawn, and Hanna, of Ottawa, who
have been in attendance upon the Sun
school convention, gave THE NEWS a
call Friday before leaving for their
respective homes.
Mrs. Coote, of Chester, England, is
visiting her brother, S. Guerrier, in
this city. She has been in the east
for some months and is now on her way
to Wyoming Territory, where she has
relatives. She is duly impressed with
the size of America. HEze