The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-10-12
PERSONAL MENTION.

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1 Mr.. Hardcastle is still improving.
D. C. Borton, of Whitehall, ILL.,, is il
the city.
Train Master Gardner has returne.
from Chicago.
John Russell returned Monday from
Dodge City.
Samuel Call and wife went to Parson
today on a visit.
Mrs. Lille Guernsey returned 10 htl
home at Independence yesterday.
Miss May Hanna has returned from !
visit to Wichita and Peabody.
Miss Mattie Bj,1ke is assisting DIR. j
A. Young at his dental rooms.
r. G. Haywood returned Monday
from business trip to Minnesota.
Mrs Z. E. Hustled. of Norwalk, Ohio
is here visiting her brother, II. IL Gray
Judge Graves has fully recovered and
went to Usage county Tuesday To hold
court.
4 Hon. w. w. Scott went To- Leaven-
worth Tuesday To attend U. s. district
court Ef!t s5E
We are pleased TO learn that G. w.
Newman's little daughter, is very much
better.
Mrs VIM. Bitter, OF Madison, is Wis
ting al the residence of DIR. Moore, in
this city. - '>i;f - : q
Frank and Victor Butcher returned
Monday from visit to st. Lofts and
Pana, Illinois.
Judge Il. w. Cunningham went 10
Lawrence Tuesday to attend the State
Sunday schooI conveniion. ..4a
Mrs. j. NJ. Swan, of kirkwood. Mis-
souri,, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. o.
+. Sawyer in this city.
F. Mcf1ardy went to Kansas City Tues
day To attend a public sale of PolIed An
gus aud Galloway cattle.
Miss Fannie Morse, who will teach in
one of the new ward school buildings,
has arrived in EmpOria.
Rev. Mr. Swarlz, of Arkansas City,
was in town yesterday visiting his
brother in law, =. w. fTatllain -
We are panied to learn that Frank
Davidson's illness has developed into
very serious case of typhoidcftVcr. {
Juseph Garlick, an old gentleman re-
siding short distance north of the city,
starts this week for Liverpool, England.
Rev. mir Mackay,z who has been as
signed TO the charge of the Episcopal
church ut this place is expected this
week.
Engineer sP. w. Montgomery, for.
merry employed on the Santa Fc, has
taken a locomotive ON the Chicago &
Alton road.
g. N. Riggscame. down from Topeka
Saturday evening TO spend the Sabbath
He is much pleased with his position al
the state capital. #s#k.
Henry Ingerman returned from Indi-
ana yeStc rday. There is only one of him
after all. 1t was his uncle and aunt who
went To Cincinnati. sts -
j. Z. Caldwell started to-day for New
York 10 purchase a stock of quecnsware.
During his absence he will visit his old
home in the Empire state
Mrs. ]. p Mathcr, of Council Grove,
arrived in the city Saturday evening on
u visit To her daughters, Mrs. Cake Wat
son and Mrs. Munkers.
Ii. Ii. Leonard, agent of Billy Rice &
Hooley's MINISTRIES, was in the city yes
terday making arrangements for the
show on Thursday evening
Among the Emporians who went to
Lawrence to attend tile Stale Sunday
School convention, were Elder Lott and
wife. Jugc Culver and j. F. Drake.
ThOs. G.. McGofiin, If Sterling, and
an old .'schooImate of Col. j. w
Feighan, was in town the other day and
thinks of coming TO Emporia to live.
MIR. G. w. Arbuckle went to Junction
City Sunday and was followed to-day
by DR.. Palmer, who will conduct mu-
steal convention ut that place this week.
Ben McCandIcss, OF Orion, Illinois,
who has been visiting hIss cousin, Pro-
lessor NultIng, in this city, has OBJ
tanned employment in the drug sore of
w, II. ,SisleE. I6
Rev. Dudley Carter, pastor of the A.
M. +. church AT Platte City, Missouri,
is In the city visiting his friends and
looking after his real estate interests in
this vicinity. - s-sazs
Il Miss Hattie Eager, Of Wyandottc, who
is taking n course "f kindergarten it,
strucfion at the Normal, has been spend
ing few days in Topeka AS the guest of
Miss Minnie Baker gzy!
J. w. Brown, the rutund anu popular
Santa Fee engineer, leaves EmPoria this
week to accept a position ON the New
Jersey Central. He and his family will
be greatly missed in Emporla.
Miss Ellen Plumb, of the City Book
/ Stow slarIcd for New York Monday On
"Trip eoHlbining busIliess and recrea-
lfn1 Sins Will purchase while in the
eAet q NeFf Cttslplsltc AAlH cleR hnL Inc Oh
holiday and othes goods
N. w. sonncdecller Who has been EN-.
ployCd for some weeks past in the ca,
tpacIty of local editor at Ghd Democrat
has made an engagement to leach the
school IN the Kizer district, uear Read
ing, and began Tuesday 90
Col. II. G. Cross returned Sunday
from u trip to Boston. New York and
other cities in the east in the interest oil
EmpOria's prospective railroads, and re-
ports the prospects fur their. early con
struclion as highly encouraging.
SIR and Mrs E j. Paschall and Mrs
Horace Tucker, of Warsaw, Indiana, q
sister of George Johnson, of Plymouth
arrived day or so ago TO visit George
and his family. There is some prospec
that the Paschalls will become resi-
dents.
Rev. MT. Mcrrelt, the new pastor o
Y The a. NJ. L church, preached his frs
sermon Sunday and created very
favorable impression upon his congre
8 CATION 1e went ~ Parsons to-day TO
his family aeIF will return some tim,
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