The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-08-04
PERSONAL MENTION

G. u Peters returned Friday from
Colorado. ! v = AyA1b
Mr. A. s., Houck returned Friday
from. a yisittO Iowa.
DIR. A. S. Tandy has taken charge of q
large pharmacy in Kansas City. 80
Mrs B. C. Deweesei is visiting atsthe
residence Of Mr.. Castle, of this city.
Morgan R. Morgan, of Colorado, is
spending few days amonghis Emporia
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slower, of Clark county.
Missouri. are the guests OF their son, DIR.
II, NJ. Slower.
Robt. Millikcn went. to Marion Center
Tuesday to establish grades on the streets
of that town.
Mrs. D. 7. Jones, of Golden city, Col
orado. is visiting at the residence Of
d. w. Jones, in this city.
Richard Thomas and family have re-
turned from the east, accompanied by
Miss Sarah Jones, of Newark, Ohio.
Mrs. w. c. McCiintock and Miss Elva
Egbert, of Lebanon, Ohio, relatives of
Il. w. Bennett are visiting his family in
this city. s5 fpt.
Mr.. David G. Jones. of Ration, N. NJ,
is the guest of his brother, Rev. Mr..
Jones, of the WEIGH Presbyterian church,
of this city.
Mr.. W, r. Irwin, of the firm of Trim
BILE & Irwin, returned Sunday from a
visit Of some weeks 10 his old home in
Columbus, Ohio.
Professor Cook, formerly a member
of the State Normal faculty, was in the
city Saturday on his way to Howard,
where he will conduct an institute.
Mr.. Charles Carter, of Leadviile, Col
oradO, who has been visiting his sister,
Mrs. II. NJ. Slower. of this city, for the
past week. left for Iowa Friday. g.
George Rice started cast Monday and
will visit friends in New York and
Ohio during his absence. He declares
there is nothing serious i'll the nature OF
his GRAND.
Professor b. T. Davis returned Fri.
day from Seneca, where he has been
holding an institute, and started today
to Oswego, where he will be engaged in
the same work.
G. p. Jones started for the east
Monday, and win be gone two weeks
laying in The finest stock of piece goods
clothing and gents furnishing goods that
was ever seen in Emporia.
Nj. A Nj. Clark succeeds IIonieI
Gardner as foreman of THE News. He
has been in the employ of the Office fol
many years, and is well fitted for the
position to which he has been promoted
1 j. W. Lynn returned "Wednesday
from somewhat protracted visit to hi.
old home in Kentucky He declares II,
is not responsible for the recent Demo
cratic victory in the old Bourbon State
A. l.. Richardson, of the well.knowI
firm of A. Vogeier & Co., Baltimore
favored us with a call Wednesday. H
is canvassing the west in the interest O
the well advertised specific, St Jacob.
oil.
Misses Annie and Carrie Goddard re
turned last Tuesday from the Indial
Territory, where the latter has ha'
charge of school for some months pas
at the Kaw agency. The ladies brough
with them some very unique and intel
esting curiosities from the home Of tn
red man. sxi
DIR. G. w. Wright, dentist, who ha
been assistant to DIR. Young for the pas
two years, left Saturday, with view c
) locating at Manhattan for the pEactlc
Of his profession. He is thoroug hl
tcapable, and is entitled TO the confidenc
and esteem of any community in whic
: he may make his home.
R. A. Rhuland returned last .Frida
to Empofia from three months pro-
pecting tour through the mountains {
New Mexico and Colorado We lear
that r. A Rutland, George Rookie an
Chas. Rhode have secured some vaiui
ble gold and silver mining property
!. Rico, Dolores county, Colorado. =