The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-10-05

saw. Indiana, 10 attend reunion of his
family.
A brother OF w. A. ireland says that
he (W. Al is subject to sick headache.
on Sunday.
Mrs. Samuel Faust and family re-
turned Sunday iIOm u visit Of some
months Ia Pennsylvania.
Miss Ella Bemcr, n talented musician,
Is assisting Mrs. s. p. Chase in her vO-
cal and Instrumental classes
Norman OfIerle and family. who went
10 Edwards county some months ago.
are coming back To EinPoIia.
Ruth, daughter of senator Plumb,
arrived an Saturday from Ashtabula, in
company with Miss Nellie Jones.
Col. J. 81. Steele, of the EmpOrla Ma
tiOnHl bank, went To Meade county to-
day To look after his cattle interests
there.
Ed kinhan aud Cal Severy went to
Garnet to-day 10 compete in the bicycle
tournament which takes place there to-
marrow.
Mrs. II. F. Hamlin and IiIIlc son, of
La Cygnc, Kansas. arrived Tuesday ON IA
visit ~ hnr brothers, Will ami L. j.
Hughes.
Mrs. li0nd and Miss Louie HILL came
down from Americas this afternoon and
have pretty good idea VI the amount OF
rain fall.
J. K. Caldwell has secured Will L.
Griffith 10 take charge of his queensWare
and glassware establishment during hIs
absence of = month.
Miss Ida Moore started Monday for
Monticello. Illinois. To attend school.
She will be greatly missed by her young
friends in this city.
The family offs Guerrier started To
AIchisOn Monday, where they will be fol-
lowed by the Lest wishes of scOres of
friends in EmpOria-
Frank GOOdnow was in town 20 day
and went 10 Burlington to meet the
Swedish NIghIIngales. who sing this
evening ut Council Grove.
DIR. Sherburne took his wife to Chica-
go Monday To place her under medical
treatment We trust her health may be
benefited by this step.
Z. A. Barrett and wife have arrived in
EmpOria from the east and are visiting
at the residence of DIR. Page. Mr.. Bar
rett is Mrs. Pages brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Slower, mother and
father OF DIR. Slower, of this city, have ar
rived in Emporia from Missouri, and
will make their home here.
II. ii. Mason returned Saturday from q
trip to the cast during which he pur-
chased 1000 head Of fine sheep. which
he will place on his ranch
We are pleased TO sec Chas. qrosscnp
and Miss Minnie Flanagan back at
their posts at SRwyer's store, both hav-
ing recovered from their recent illness.
Mr.. Chas. Hayden. of st. Paul, is the
guest of Ii. j. Bird. Mr. II. ia prospect
ing for location To establish lumber
yard, and ID much pleased with EN-
poria.
FA. Burgess, II frsLclass dispatcher
formerly in the employ Of the Chicago
s. North western road, ills the vacancy
OccAsioncd by transferring (. J. Tulley
to La Junta.
Mrs. VIM. McCaTter went east Sun
day upon receipt "f Information AN
nOuncing the death, at seveniy-twO years
of age. of her mother ut Rensselaer,
Falls. New York.
Rev. c. B. EbeY, OF the Free MeIhO-
dist church, has returned from weeks
sOjOurn at Topeka, during which time
at tho state capital.
DIR. McCarty returned yesterday 10
Newton, deaming this step expcdicnt In
view of tbs large real estate interests
which he has in that VIcinity that de-
mand his attention.
G. 3. Van Eman, formerly of Ameri.
R0s, took in tho fair last week. We
ara glad TO know that Keno" rs he ID
Familiarity known hero has become one
of the most prosperous sheep growers in
COfTey county.
Hon. C. II. Langslnn. of LawTcncc
aud L. w. Pulies, OF Council GroYe, two
of the most prominent cOlOred men il
Kansas, sre la attendants 9 at the Crane
lodge OF FREQ and Accepted masont
which convened in this city to-day.
Robert HOuio started for London
England. Tuesday. He will go by way o
tho North German Lloyd line, having
purchased his ticket Of p. SIromberg
who will set sail fer Europe ia q fev
weeks and will return with Mr.. HOufe
Samuel DenBisOn has succeeded Chas
Styles as agent uT the Wells, Fargo Gu
express in this city, Mr.. Styles having
resigned with the purpose of going ess
Mr.. Carpenter Is very highly spoken @
by those who know him and promise
; to prove as efficient and popular as hi
predecessor.
E. J. Tulley. one Of the best operator
in the employ Of the Santa Fe company
and q tip-top good fellow has been tran:
ferred from EmpOria to In Junia, an
was on the train which was WTecke
near Hutchinson last Monday. Iii
many friends here will I've pleased I
learn that he was not injured.
1t is with much pleasure that we al
nOunce the determination of J. E. CALI
: well, long q successful merchant
Wichita, to locate with us. He will G.
gage in the queensware and glasswal
: business at the Mardis stand in Il
Q Whitley opera house block, and kee
I. Just such an establishment as our pc
/. pie have have felt the need Of, includiI
a all the flBer grades Of goods in his lii
OF business. We arc glad to make tn
announcement also because Mr. Cal
q well and his estimahle family will be
valuable addition to the society Of o.
!. city. In Wichita they have been PROF
Inent for years and highly esteemed (
their many good qualities. We bespei
for Mr.. c liberal patronage from d
: start.
3 4 CariOsIty.
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