The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-08-31
PERsoNAL MENTION
Jay Hendy is cierking al M. Fair.

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| Jay Heady is cierking at the Fair.
Mrs. W. b Moses is visiting at Kan
sas City.
| ]. A. Janus and brother went to Col
Grads Springs Monday
Rev. s. E Busser returned to his home
in Illinois Monday.
John Sisler. of Missouri, is visiting
his brother, w. H., in this city.
Tom Fuller and wife, of Howard. art
visiting at the residence of c. A. Leigh
ton.
Mrs, DR.. Halter and daughter, of Bur.
liagame, are visiting at the residence OF
w. F. Chalfant
| Mrs. DIR. Jacobs and Mrs. C. W. Cleav.
er went to Kansas City to-day ON a shop
ping expedition.
Geo. P. Gentry, of Kansas city, is Wis
ting with his wife at the residence of
W. II. II. Wood.
&c. Roberts, of Jacksonville, Illinois,
has accepted clerkship with w. II.
Suppe, of the 80 cent store
Mr.. Dragoo. wealthy farmer from
northern Indiana, is in the city with u
view to locating in Lyon county.
DR.. w. Craig. of San Bernardiuo, Cal.
ifornia, is visiting at the residence of
his brother, John s. Craig, in this city.
Fredonia Citizen: John Stratton, of
Lyon county, is in town visiting rela-
tives. He is nephew of J. F. Straiton.
By London, Ohio. paper, We learn
that Mrs. T. ] Price and her daughter
Ollie have been visiting friends at that
place. 49,;
Prof E. L. naIlett, superintendent of
the public schools at Wichita, is in the
city attending the examination at the
Normal for state Certificates and diplo.
mas:
Mrs Merrill, mother of p. W. East
man, returned 10 Michigan Monday. She
has been in Emporia for the past eleven
months and Is much pleased with Kan
sas.
j. N. Silverthorne, who has occupied
the position of transfer clerk at the Mis-
souri, Pacific depot for some time past,
has gone to Waco, Texas, where he has
obtained employment
Rev. DR.. Cordley and wife are expect
ed home from Michigan on Friday, and
preparations are being made by the
members of the Congregational church
TO give them a reception.
DR.. Allen White, former resident OF
this place. but who now lives at Eldora-
do, is attending the Democratic state
convention here and is meeting many
old friends who are glad TO See hIm.
Miss Lizzie Jones starts to Boston on
Monday TO attend the conservatory of
music at that place. She possesses
voice of rare quality and sweetness, and
we are pleased to learn that she is going
to avail herself of such superior advan-
tages fDr its cultivation.
Brother Modest. who has acted as per
vey or for the Franciscan fathers in this
city for the past two years. has been
transferred to Louisville, kentucky, and
started for that place TO day. He is
pleasant gentleman and made many
friends in EmpOria.
We were glad TO meet our old friend
George w. Click, of A chisun, at the
Coolidge Tuesday. Mr. Click had not
seen Emporia for twelve years, and WIS
both surprised and pleased at our
growth and prosperity. He has don1
some good fayors for us in times past,
as member of the Legislature, and we
hope he will enjoy his stay among US
Among the delegates who arrived Tues
day was j. F. Waskey, of 0swega. For
many years Mr.. w. was q resident of
Emporia, and was actively engaged IN
the mercantile business here. He will
be remembered and kindly greeted by
all the old citizens, among whom no
man stands higher than Frank Waskey
Mr.. w. is brother of MRS. Hurst, with
whom lie made his home during the
sitting Of the convention.
Mrs. Geo. F. Worcester starred Tues
day for Rockford, Connecticut, there
to meet her husband and make her fu
ture home. Mr.. Worcester, it will be
remembered, left Emporia in the spring
and has been very successful. While
the many friends which Mr. w. and wife
have found in Emporia during resi-
dence of IA years, regret that they do not
expect To return, they wish them much
happiness and prosperity in their new
location, where we understand they have
MANY relatives and old friends