The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-15

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Jail.
The Normal graduating class of 1882
numbered forty-five.
Preparations for fine Fourth of July
celebration are forging right ahead.
There will be meeting of the horti-
cultural society at the Office of Robert
Milliken next Saturday.
Miss Florence latham, of Osceola,
Iowa, is visiting at the house of her
cousin, John w. latham.
A flag stone pavement is being laid
along the north side of the fremont
house, south of the railroad.
A marriage license has recently been
granted TO Mr.. Geo. Rumford and Miss
Clara Hunter, both of this county.
The children of the Normal kinder
garten enjoyed delightful picnic at the
residence of Z. E. Holmes on last Satur-
day.
A dog belonging to Esquire Brown of
Chicago mound went mad on Saturday
anu Dlb SSNSA OthSA NOSo oSiOIC AS WAS
killed.
Miss Fannie Riggs left Monday for an
extended visit TO Portsmouth, Ohio, ex-
pecting to be gone until sometime in
September.
Sheriff Ryan left Monday for Osawa-
tonic with Miss Bortz, an insane lady
of Americus. She will be placed in the
asylum at that place.
A. w. Richards has just completed a
beautiful shell boat for N. Schwartz,
which will be placed on the Cotton
wood in few days.
Afr. Soden's pleasure boat was launch
ed in the Cottonwood Monday, and
those who have seen it and ridden upon
it pronounce it a daisy
j, T. Burton, the grocer, is making
alterations in his show windows which
will give him much better opportunities
for displaying his wares.
The Normal assembly room Sunday
evening was crowded to its fullest ca.
pacity by people wishing to hear the
baccslaureate sermon by Rev. Mr. Cord.
ley.
The baccalaureale sermon delivered al
the Normal last evening by Rev DR.
COrdley appears in this issue, and is one
of the many able productions of that
gentleman.
Monday r. J. Varnell was brought
before Justice BacheIler, to answer three
charges of assault preferred by young
men of Emporia. He plead guilty, and
was assessed in costs and fines 5000
The funeral Of the infant child of Or
Emory, which died at the ST. Albany
hotel Monday at O'Clock Of brain
fever. occurred Tuesday morning. Tie
remains were taken to Stafford for burial
Complaints were filed before Justice
Bachelor Monday by w. II. Field against
Mr.. Quick. for allowing diseased sheeE
10 run at lsrge, and by II. I. Rees, VIM
Harry and II. C. Harris agains; r. ]
Varnall, for assault.
. Mr.. Dan BiiIer, of BitleFtown, a prom.
inent stock man OF this county, has gons
TO Wapakoneia, Ohio, on visit VIZ
imagine after he has wrcstled with tn,
name Of that iawn for week or ivy,
he'll feel like getting back to til,
praiEies OF Kansas.
Susan Keiger, the daughter OF the wo
man who 10 supposed TO have come {,
, her death by means of poison admins
{ tered to her by Mrs Martin, gave brit
at the county in1rmaTy, on Sunday, u
. ssilI-born twins Her condition at thi
writing is quite critical
Mrs. Margaret Dagaan iiled com
!. plant lat Tuesday before Justice Bacs
1 sIleF, against John Burns. charging hin
y with striking her child. Upon his prom
o Use not TO offend in the came name
E again. the defendant was seDteBced I
c pay fine and costs, aggregating abou
n 600