The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-01
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T. Mccullough Is writing in the ONCE
Of County Clerk Ewing.
Misc Ollie Luiz returned from pro
| tracted visit TO Ohio on Saturday.
Judge D. r. Fleming. of Texas. is in
the city looking after business interests
Miss Essie Van Camp, OF Osborn
Missouri, is in the city visiting rels'
lives.
Mr. G. B. Peters started east Monday
to lay in = stock of hardware for his new
saore.
W.T.. ChalfAnt has gone TO Atkinson
on u short visit for the benefit of his
health.
Miss Dora vose, of Dayton, Ohio. is
the guest Of Miss Emma Waymire, OF
this city.
The Commonwealth says Col. Plumb
and party have gone TO Las Vegas, New
Mexico.
JIM. Milliken, of sharrsville, Pa, is
visiting his uncle, Robert Miiliken, in
this city.
Mrs. Rev DIR. Cordley returned Mon
day from a visit of some weeks in
Lawrence.
Tom. Sebastian. who has been in Col
orado for some weeks, returned To En-
poria Wednesday.
r. H. VermiIye, of Kansas City, re-
Gently OF Howard, called at THE NEws
Office Wednesday.
Mrs. j.. K. Tyler and her niece, Daisy,
started Wednesday for Colorado, to be
gone for some weeks.
Miss Jean Gilmore has gone TO FIRE.
donia for q sew weeks visit among
friends and relatives.
George Loomis started Friday on
prospecting tour along the line OF the
Missouri Pacific road.
Harry Shaw, clerk at the Hotel Cool
idge, has returned from business trip
to st. Paul, Minnesota.
Eureka Herald: Miss Garlick, of
EmpOria, is attending the institute, and
will probably teach In this county.
Professor B. T. Davis who has just
concluded very successful institute at
Oswego. returned to Emporia Friday
Rev. Charles Mitchell and his sister
Anna, son and daughter of the late Ell
der Mitchell, arrived from Pennsylvania
Saturday.
Eureka Republican: Judge Culver,
of Emporia, delivered two most excel
lent sermons at the NJ. f. church in this
city last Sunday.
Mrs. Capt A. NJ. Sommers started Mon
day for Colorado, to visit her husband,
WHO is in the employ of the Denver &
Rio Grande road.
VIM. Higgins and family and Miss
Higgins, who has been visiting friends
in this vicinity for some weeks, started
for Ohio Wednesday.
The Misses Recht, who have been Wis
iting their aunt. Mrs. Charles Wood, for
some weeks past. returned TO their home
in Platte City Tuesday.
Miss Josie Trask returned to Kansas
City Monday and will resume her posi-
ton in the dry goods establishment of
Bullene, MOores & Emery.
Mr.. 0. F. Sawyer, who has been visit
ing his old home in Canada, and laying
in an immense stock Of dry goods in the
east, returned to EmpOria Wednesday.
Samuel Phillips, son of NJ. w. Phil
lips, returned Monday to his home in
Indiana. His fathers condition. we are
glad to learn, is somewhat improved.
Parsons Sun: The local" enjoyed q
pleasant call yesterday afternoon from
his young friend GeO. B. LOOmis, of En-
poria, who was on his way to Chetopa.
Howard Herald: W. p. Herring, of
EmpOria, general stock agent for the
Santa Fee road, was in town yesterday in
the interests of the road, buying grain
etc.
Sir. s. j. Wright, of the firm of Mason
& Wright, dealers in and breeders of
American Merino sheep, has returned
from the east and is stopping at the
Coolidge.
Prof. H. c. DcMott, of the Illinois
Wesleyan University, stopped off few
hours in our city Monday, on his
way home from Colorado. He was the
guest of President WEIGH.
The smiling countenance of Harry
Cole, of the Kansas City Mail, illumin-
ated the NEWS sanctum last week. He Is
rusticating among friends in Kansas,
and went 10 Burlington from here.
Charles Jackson, who has been spend.
| ing leave of absence of some weeks in
Tennessee, has returned to Emporia and
resumed his place behind the counter in
the dry goods store of Baird Brothers.
F. w. B. Armitage, of Kansas City, is
writing up EmpOria for the Old-estab
lished mercantile agency of r. G. Dun
s. Co. Since his arrival in the city he
has been quite unwell. but is now con
valescIng.
Captain L. T. Heritage returned Sat
urday from delightful and extended
visit To the Atlantic seaboard. Hs
wants to see the man who circulated the
report during his absence that he didn'
go east TO fish for trout.
Howard COurant: Frank Osborn
went to Emporia last Saturday morning
from whence he and Mr.. S. Gurriel
started on business trip through the
Territory and Arkansas on Tuesday
They expect to be gone about three
weeks.
Geo. A. Stone, an attorney and rea
estate agent of Ray county, Mo-, callet
at THE News Office Friday. He was &C
companied by Mr.. Sewer. whose father
Chas. SEWER, has considerable landed
interests in Missouri, and is also inter
ested in real estate in this county.
Miss Amelia Goodrich, graduate o
long standing of the State Normal, ant
who has Taught so successfully TO
the past six years IN district No. So, lei
last week for the Hahnemann Med
cal College at Chicago. She intend
!, completing the course before returning
: Mr.. ]. III. Mclean and DR.. Aickrich
/. of New Jersey, are the guests of Col.
e NJ. Steele in this city. These genileme
n are out on a prospecting tour, havin
/, just come from Dakota, with whic
s they are much pleased. We trust KaI
It sas will impress them even more favol
s ably.
l. Charlie Price, city editor of the Top
q ka Capital, called at The NEWS ofiC
q Sunday He came down TO see h
. sister. Miss Viola Price, who is TO OccI
Ply the chair of English in the Sta
Is Normal faculty, and who is stopping
If the residence of Elder Rice, on Mark