The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-06-09
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J Major Hood started TO New Mexic
Tuesday morning
Davis Peyton started with car loa
of mules TO New Mexico Tuesday.
Hon. C. B. Mason, a leading attorne
of Ottawa, call at THE NEWS ofIic
Wednesday.
: s. NJ. Smith went To Lawrence Tues
day tn attend the commencement of tn,
State University.
Abe Steinbarger, wife and child, o
Howard, were registered at the Coolidg'
Tuesday evening.
/ Frank Butcher will have charge of the
Office of Z. NJ. Forde during the latter.
absence in the east
Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Brewer, of CofFey
county, and long residents Of This city
are visiting friends here.
Miss frankie Davis, who has been
teaching at Florence has completed her
term and returned to Emporia.
Rev. DR.. Cordley started TO Chicago
Monday to attend an ecclesiastical gather
ing of the Congregational church.
]. F. Drake started TO Colorado Monday,
where he will spend a portion of the
summer for the benefit of his health
d. S. Davis, recently employed as a
clerk with Hughes s. Co.. has taken a
position in Lutz's hardware store.
w. A. Morgan, of the Chase County
Leader, was in the city Tuesday and
favored the NEWS Office with call.
VIM. Jeffrey, of Pueblo, long an EN-
pOria citizen, was in the city Wednes-
day, shaking hands with his old friends.
We regret to learn that Miss Maggie
Esden is lying quite i'll with typhoid fe-
yer, at the rooms of Mrs Captain North.
James Miller and Israel Gilchrist, OF
Westmoreland, Pennsylvania, are visit
ing their relatives, the Gilchrists of this
city.
Mrs. Thomas Burrows and mother and
the two younger children left on the
train Wednesday for u visit in Marion
Ohio.
Rev. Mr.. Shoemaker, of the Reformed
church, won't TO Sabetha Wednesday to
attend the annual meeting of the Kansas
Chassis.
Mrs. G. s. Cross and Miss Anna God
ard favored the students at the Normal
Monday with some excellent iastru.
mental music.
Miss Jones, daughter of W. E. Jones,
Of Middle Grandville, New York, arriv-
ed in Emporia Sunday and is visiting
friends in this city.
Rev. C. r. Mitchell, of Marion Center,
one of the rising young preachers of the
South Kansas conference, is visiting his
mother and sisters in this city.
81. E. Richter, of Council Grove. was
in the city Tuesday on his way to Leay-
enwOrth TO attend a meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Kansas Peni-
tertiary.
L. w. Lewis, accompanied by his faith
er-in-law, Mr.. Humphrey Williams, who
recently landed in this country from
Wales, arrived in Emporia from New
York Sunday evening.
Hon. Samuel Craighead, of Dayton,
Ohio, appointment capitalist ofthe Buck
eye state. and Past Grand Sire of the
Odd Fellows of the world, is visiting
Emporia on business.
Charles Myers and Joseph Bowles, of
Ashland county, Ohio, have been visit
ing conductor Myers, of the Howard
Branch, for some weeks, and returned
home delighted with Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Benson, of Marion,
Illinois, are visiting their relatives, the
Elstun family. in this city. The young
couple are ON their wedding journey,
and are highly delighted with Kansas in
general and Emporia in particular.
w. 8. Lambert, prominent loan
agent, Frank Osborne, one of the lead
ing attorneys and Mr.. Hall, editor of the
Journal, all of Howard and all readers
of THE DAILY News, came up to the
metropolis Monday and made us call.
Miss Alette Waterbury, who has been
visiting her friends in this city for sew
eral months past has accepted the posi-
ton of vocal teacher and instrumental
assistant in the college of the Sisters of
Bethany, at Topeka for the ensuing
year. She leaves in a short time for
Chicago, to attend the Normal session
of the Musical college, previous To as
Stunning the duties of her new position.
Capt. e, p. RFuner started for Colora-
do Wednesday, where he viii spend
the summer.