The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-09


teams at So per day.
Miss Fannie Mostin, of Morris county,
and Mr.. B F. Shupe, of Chase county,
were married This week.
Mayor shamlefTer issued proclama-
ton Monday, and the first dirt of the
new railroad was thrown at once
o. S. Munsell. of the Republican, in.
troduced series of resolutions after
the first few shovel tells Of earth were
tossed.
At BADGER CREEK.
R. LafIerty is on the jury.
INV. Hawkins has returned from
Ohio.
Mrs BattenfleId, of Delaware, Ohio,
is visiting her brother. L. Durfey, of
Badger creek.
T. B. Comfort will remain in this
neighborhood through the winter and
go to farming in the spring.
Lyman Hall has started To Colorado
for his, healdh. We are sorry TO lose
him. but hope he will gain his health.
AABEADINa.
Tommy Jones is buying steers to win
ter.
Miss Alice Hunt, teaches our primary
schools.
Arthur Nichols is becoming good
bicyclIst.
Resting sold his hogs at s5.5O-quite
decline.
Samuel E. Hunt is peddling washing
machines.
Joe Minter was in town this week
with his new four-in-hand.
Mr.. Bishop, Of Illinois, brother of
Mrs. Henry jacob is visiting here.
Mr.. Embue, the depot assistant. has
been relieved by the Santa Fe company
cutting down expenses. Wonderful
things in the railroad We see"
AT MADISON.
Marshall Bros, of Fullcrton, are do.
ing big business.
Lena Valley school house was burned
last week. Supposed to be incendiary
work.
z. Harlan, 1. r. Phen;s and j. B.
CIogston made good speeches here
Wednesday.
Mr. Richard Story, OF Rock creek
sends us good sample of well develop
ed "Rice corn"
a. V. Hylton and S. j. Brunette and
families, from Virginia, are stopping
with James A. Yearout. Welcome.
Ezra Trask and wife were ii town
this week They think of locating here.
What Is Madison gong TO have anoth-
er paper?
AT AMERIcUs.
Elias Lesh is improving his house.
j. L. Butler is adding another lot TO
his yard.
Fayette James is improving his
property.
Ed. Wheeler, of Emporia, is in town
this morning.
]. w. Floyd received two car loads Of
coal last night.
R. II. Nathan has bought the Mat
thews property.
John A. Laughlin is quite sick with
the bilious fever.
Mr.. John Bond has on exhibition IA
ring, streaked and striped lizard.
Toomey, Wise and others, have re-
turned with seven loads of apples.
G. P. Rosencrans has gone to Liberal,
Missouri. where he is running hotel.
DR.. A. Is. Royal reports all well and
everything prosperous at Winthrop,
Iowa.
John H. Clay is still improving but is
present threatened with inliamation OF
the bowels.
Mr.. ]. o. Jaquith informs us that he
has manufactured 2,O75 gallons of sor-
ghum 1nolasses this fall, on his farm on
the Neosho.
F. D. 10y, C. F. Conklin, John Gim-
BILE, W. w. 10y, }. W. 10y, and a host
of others are putting the new hotel in
apple-pie order.
Jonas W. White, the genilemanly
agent of the Missouri Pacific, has placed
US under obligations by a statement OF
business at this point for October: Re
ceipts were $959,37.
Mr.. Greenlee says we can speak in
the most complimentary terms of the
work, material and manner in which
Robert Hall planned and executed the
building of their new school house. Mr..
G. claims this is the best built school
house of Its size in the county.
J. w. Lesh, proprietor of the Ameri-
Gus cooperative cheese factory, informs
US that there were received at that fac
tory during the present summer, $685.
$50 pounds of milk which will make
about $4,000 pounds of cheese averag
ing in price about thirteen cents a
pound, making a net revenue of about
So, 600 for those engaged in the business.
Mr.. Lesh also informs US that he will
probably open up a factory somewhere
north of here in the spring if he can
receive the proper encouragement
Yesterday was the last DAY OF the milk
ing season and the factory will now
close until the spring breezes come.