The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-04-01

l. d. Fox started for Chicago Monday
evening.
Miss Laura Moon went to Kansas City
on visit Tuesday.
Mr.. E. J. Robinson, of Paola, is visit
ing T. s. Kru,z, in this city.
/. E. Lambert went to Topeka, Tues
day on business connected with the wa
ter works case.
Mr.. ]. X. Finley, of this city, is fcnc-
ing his extensive possessions in the vi
cinity of Horton.
o. s. Greenleaf, OF London, Ohio, Is
in the city with the view of prospecting
for a sheep rancho in this vicinity.
Mrs. H. Wright left Monday for
Mulvane having been called to the bed
side of her sick sister, Mrs. J. L. Rath-
bun.
w. F. Thrall, local editor and publish
er of the Oswego Independent, made a
pleasant call at THE NEWS Office Mon
day.
Frank Kizer closed q very successful
term of school at Hartford, on Saturday,
and has returned to his home in EN-
poria.
Miss Nellie Corners, one of Kansas
City's popular young ladies, is visiting
at the residence of Conductor Peck, on
State street.
DIR. ]. R. Watkins, OF Granville. Ohio
is visiting L. w. Lewis and other friends
10 Emporia. He thinks some of moving
/ TO Kansas.
Trail WhlttIesey, who has been taking
a course of instruction in the Montreal
veterinary college, returned home Fri
day evening.
Miss Amanda Boorey, of Dow creek,
and Miss Wagner. of Salem, Ohio, are
visiting at the residence Of Amos
Ringle, in this city.
Mr.. Fl. G. Cross returned from Ottawa
; Wednesday, where he attended the
Emporia s. Kansas City railroad meet
ing on Monday evening.
Messrs. H. G. Cross an C. Hood went
, to Ottawa Monday to attend railroad
meeting in the interest of the Kansas
City and EmpOria railway.
Father Guido went to Eureka Mon
day to take charge of the work of Faith
er Dominic, who is lying i'll at the Fran
ciscan parsonage in this city.
Messrs. L. s. Page and E. NJ. Ford,
went to Topeka Monday night to attend
a meeting of Select Knights of A. .. U
W., to be held in that city Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Kennedy, sister of Mrs
VIM. Elstun and lately of Fort Worth
Z Texas. has come to Emporia with he
family and win make this her home
G. B. Peters has sold his house an,
q he and his family will go to Ohio in
r few days to spend portion Of the sum
mer with his daughter, Mrs. Hemstegel
a T. F. Burns, of Wilmington, was i
: town Wednesday. He informs US there
i very little wheat in his section of tn
" country, and that the late sown does nc
% promise much.
in Joseph J. Helm. late of Sedalia, Mi
sour, has succeeded Peter T. Foley, 6
foreman Of the Chalfant & GrahaI
IN book bindery, and promises to be Il
u right man in the right place
m Malcolm Campbell, of Cottonwoo
'n Falls, formerly engaged in the cattl
re trade at Plymouth, is in the city Frida
u having been subpenaed as . witness
g q railroad case in the district court
Miss Mary Higgins returned on So
a urday from visit Of some weeks 70 h
by old home in Ohio. She was accompa
or led by her sister, Miss Emily, who wi
he spend part Of the summer in Kansas.
ne Miss Belle Carl, Of Polo, Illinois, Al
ne Miss Jennie Carl, of Sterling, Kanss
ny are visiting at the residence Of Mrs ].
ny Cofman. The former Is 9 sister q
lat the latter a niece Of the last named lad
- Mr.. p. C. Cowling and family, late
he London, Ohio, arrived in Emporia
in- Saturday, and are stopping e the Pa
in1 Place hotel. Mr.. CoWling has lar
DIV sheep interests in this vicinity, which
ur- has come 10 Lyon county to oversee
les Atchison Champion: Preside
ne Welch. Of the State Normal School, i
me mathematician Of some mote, and b
me lately added to hIs reputation by va
an able work setting forth his metho
at which is coming into general NJ as
Of text book
md Harry Clarke, an employe Of The =
en- poria NaiiOaAl Bank, has gone u C
n cinnati on . short visit, During his