The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-10-27
PERSONAL MENTION

SuCCeSsiuIiy NeSisI.
PERSONAL MENTION.
R. NJ. Mills started TO Boston Tues
day morning.
Doc. Lick started Monday on business
trip to Chicago and Dubuque.
Mrs Gentry, of Kansas City, is visit
ing st her old home in this city.
Mrs. C. Cook has gone on visit to
her old home in Galena, Illinois.
Mrs. ]. B. Moon is suffering from the
effects of severe congestive chill.
Geo. P. Luther, of Toronto, is visiting
his brother at the Park Place hotel.
Mr.. Cox, of Indiana, is visiting w. ].
Carney, his brother-in-law,ne near this city.
Rev. S. Price, of Hayesvllle, made q
pleasant call upon THE NEWS Office
Tuesday.
Fred Haussler and wife have returned
from a trip to st. Louis, Chicago and
Quincy.
Our old friend Felix G. HUT has
been appointed justice of the peace in
Labette county.
G. w. Kramer, superintendent of the
Denver s. Rio Grande express, was in
the city Tuesday.
w. E. Burris, of the Leavenworth
Standard, is in the city working up the
interests of that paper.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H Allen, of Winfield,
spent the Sabbath in Emporia with Mr..
and Mrs. C. NJ. Parker.
The wife of President WEIGH of the
Normal has been suffering from an at
tack of something like typhoid fever.
Mr.. C. w. Potwin, of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, arrived in Emporia on Saturday,
and is stopping at the Park Place hotel.
Judge Watson is visiting friends in
Burlingame. This is the first time he
has ventured away from home for many
years.
Otto Anheuser, of st. Joe, has re-
turned 10 Emporia and resumed his old
position il the bindery of Graham s.
Ross.
Miss Laura Sterling, who has been
visiting for some time at the residence
of L. Severy, returned to her home in
Michigan Monday.
Mrs. T. j. Anderson. of Topeka, and
Misses Bond and King, of Kenoska,
Wisconsin, are visiting at the residence
of Horace Bundrem.
Miss Nellie Burns whose illness has
been before noted in this paper, Is lying
in . very critical condition at the resi-
dence of W. F. Ewing, in this city.
Frank Payne, who has been absent
for some weeks in Kentucky, returned
to EmpOria on Saturday. His many
friends are glad to see him looking so
we'll.
c. L. Swarts, of Arkansas City, an at
torney AT law, and his mother, Mrs. Mary
J.. Swarts, wife of Rev. B. C. Swarts, are
visiting the family of j. W. latham, in
this city.
Rev. Henry Rees, of the Welsh Con-
gregatiOnal church of this city, is at
tending the General Association of Con.
gregatiOnal churches at Topeka as
delegate.
Rev. DIR. COrdley and wife went Tues
day to Topeka, TO attend the Gen.
eral Association of the Congregational
Churches of Kansas which met in that
city Wednesday.
We are glad to learn that Mrs 1. L.
Fox, whose life has been so long de-
SPARED of, is showing signs of cOnva-
lescence. Her husband and mother are
with her at Chicago.
Judge Graves arrived in the city last
Tuesday from Lyndon, spent the night at
the Coolidge and went TO Burlington
Wednesday. His next term of court
will be in this city.
Miss Josephine L. Patty has returned
from Terre Haute, Indiana, where she
has been teaching for several years, and
will spend some time with her relatives
and friends here.
Mr.. John Russell has Just returned
from visit to his old home in Carlylse,
Illinois. He is pleased 10 get back and
says times are much better here than in
the portion of the east he visited.
Hon. Tom Ryan, Congressman from
the third district, was in the city Tuesday
and honored THE NEWS by calling. In
common with everybody else who
knows him, we are always glad to see
| him.
Henry Ingerman has returned from
his visit to Indiana, accompanied By
his cousin John IugeEman Il was ath-
er expected here nat when he came
back that there would be more than ONE
of him.
Mr.. R. n. Bachelor has been pro-
NOTED TO the position of station agent at
Cannes, New Mexico, on the Atlantic
and Pacific road He is also agent of
the Adams and Wells, Fargo 8 Co.'s
express.
| Harrison Malone. and family, and s. r.
Burns and family pulled out for the west
Tuesday-the MalOnes to Watlaf Wax
Ia, Washington Territory and the Burnses
to Portland, Oregon. We wish them
prosperity.
. Conductor ]. z. Hamilton started to
Kentucky Tuesday, for mis- vile. who
has been absent for some months. His
friends will be pleased to learn that he
will also bring back To Emporia fint
/ young daughter.
Joseph Hall, son of T. p. Hall, starteG
for Las Vegas, New Mexico, Tuesday
where he will engage in the restaurant
business with Miles Conner, son of the
late Hiram Conner. His friends Wisl
him success in his enterprise
George Loomis. who recently purchas
ed 500 hsad Of sheep in Chase county
and placed them on . ranch in Labett
!, county, started for the latter place thi
morning. II is probably needless b
state thai he viii make his heaGlquaFl
;. ers al Chetopa.
e WilhOfs Fever and Ague Tonic, th
old reliable remedy, now sells for 81.