The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-08-18

Decatur, Illinois.
Miss Julia Kirk is prostrated by an at
tack of typhoid lever
Miss Ruth Hawk went 10 Kansas City
Monday TO visit friends.
Commissioner Holmes is suffering
from felon on his right hand.
Fl. B. Morse and wife returned last
Friday from trip to Colorado.
Miss Edith Lewis, daughter of E. III.
Lewis, went to Illinois Monday.
Preston Peyton started to Illinois
Thursday Cor visit of some days.
Mr.. r. J. Edwards, the big cattle man.
has returned from trip 10 Colorado.
1Ir. c.. s. Gross is suffering from an
attack of neuralgia and bilious trouble.
Rev. John Kirby went to Columbus,
Kansas. Monday, 10 visit his old parish.
Miss Lucy Trueworthy went to Read
ing Thursday for visit of a week or ten
days.
Misses Jennie Pufer and Minnie
Bauer started last Friday for a visit to
Chicago.
Miss Ella Perrigo, of Cottonwood
Falls, is visiting at the residence Of Capt.
C. N. Sterry.
John Britell. one of The Santa Fee boys,
started Monday for a visit to his old home
in Atlanta, Georgia.
H. E. Fox started Thursday for Ridge
way, his old home, where he will make
a visit Of few weeks.
Harry Shaw. head clerk at the Hotel
Coolidge. has gone TO st. Paul. and will
be absent several weeks.
Mrs. Elder Lott has been in extremely
delicate health for some weeks past and
| isanOt getting anF. better. --s- 4
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. p Murdock, of
Wichita. are visiting Al. the residence OF
A. Pemberton, in this city.
Miss Ollie Spicer, who was a student
at the Normal last year, returned 10 her
home IN Illinois last week.
George. Hughes. living at Fredonia,
is in the city, having been called here
by the death OF his halfhrother, Tom
ME Meredith.
Mrs. /. d. Fox and Mrs. Z. Trask
| started east Monday on a visit to
Ridgeway, Kansss. Mrs. Fox will also
go to Chicago.
Judge c. B. Graves stopped in EN-
poria to-day on his way home to Burling-
ton from Eureka, where he has been
holding court.
Miss Anna Mitchell started cast Thurs
day to spend q short vacation from
business She VIII visit friends in
Pennsylvania and Ohio.
Miss Van ArsdalI, who has been visit
ing at the residence of A. II. Jarrett for
some weeks past, returned to her home
in Missouri Wednesday.
We are indebted to Mr.. Mixer, dis
patcher at the Santa Fe switch yard Of
flee, for night kilograms relative to the
Presidents condition.
We are glad to see on the streets
again Conductor Strong, of the Santa
Fe, who has been laid up for some
weeks by a very severe bilious attack.
Frank Moriarty, late editor Of the
Council Grove Republican, and at pres
ent travelling correspondent and agent
of the Kansas City Journal, is in the city.
H. E. Richter, of Council Grove. is
registered at the Coolidge. He is carry
| ing around in a sling his left arm, which
he broke by falling from a step ladder
one day this week.
Conductor Strong of the Santa Fe
road, and Charley DeMalorie struck out
for Colorado Monday. 1t is safe to pre-
dict that they will work that country
for all there is in it.
Father Perrier, formerly pastor CT the
Catholic congregation in this city, but
now located at Concordia, was in the
city last week. He was on his return
home from Colorado.
Mrs. Dunlap, mother of Howard Dun.
lap of this city, and sister of s. B. Riggs,
arrived in Emporia last Friday from
Portsmouth, Ohio. She was accom-.
panied by Mrs. Waller, of the same
town.
Topeka journal: We have a letter
from Elder Mitchell, dated Ration, New
Mexico. He says that he is much de-
bilitated and yet very weak. tits uncer
tain when he win be able to resume
work.
Mrs. McClintOck, who has been visit
ing at the residence of G. w. Bennett
for some weeks, returned to her home in
Ohio Wednesday. Miss Egbert will re-
main and probably spend the winter
in Emporia. s.r-t...
E. NJ. Knapp. of Cleveland, and Ho
mer p. Knapp, sS New York, favored
The NEWS office with call last
week. These gentlemen ere on g
prospecting tour and are vastly pleased
with Emporia.
Mrs. F. p Baker, of Topeka, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Almerin Gillet last
Saturday. She came down from the cap
ital with her daughter Minnie, whC
went on west to Join the family of P. B
Plumb at Colorado Springs.
Gen. West LEFT yesterday TO ii II his az
pointments in Missouri. He expressed
himself as highly pleased with our PEG
pie and the country around EmpOria
He expects to return al no distant day
and locate one of his sons on stocl
ranch. and make some other investment
in our county.
Mrs. ID. Bill, Mrs. r. E. Torrington
Mrs. A. Moffitt and Mrs. Capt. Sommeri
. returned Tuesday from Charlevoix
Michigan. where they have been spenC
ing portion of the summer. They re
port delightful trip, and all came bacl
home in excellent health and spirits.
Mrs. James Spillman, accompanied b,
her children, started last week for lows
for u visit to her parents, in hopes that
change of scene will mitigate the sever
, ity of the terrible affection which sh
, has sustained in the taking-of of he
. husband. The kind wishes of man
friends in this community go with hel
E Miss Nellie Curtis, who has once @
= twice essayed to ride twenty mil
j horseback race with Miss PInneo, &
] Colorado, and who is entered for q COZ
5 test with this lady during the State fal
: at Topeka, is stopping. with her agen
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