The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-10-19
PERsoNAL MENrloN.

Robbie Hanna is quite i'll with maia-
-ial fever
Johnnie Clark is clerking in drug
store at Florence.
w. s. Furnham, of Topeka, is visiting |
his brother, b. u, IN this city.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Miller, grandmother of Mrs.
o. F. Sawyer, started Thursday for Cole
RADIO.
L. Spokesman. representing Woolf
Bros, of Kansas City. is at the Cool
idge.
s. L. Billings and wife, of BurlingAme,
are stopping at the Coolidge on their
wedding journey.
Mr.. w. F. Merrill, of Michigan, is
visiting his hAlEbrolher, Mayor East
man, in this city.
The family OF II. L. Quail. the new
operator at the Santa Fe depot, arrived
In Emporia Thursday.
w. T. Hobbs, who is running on the
Central Branch of the U. P. road, is Wis
ting his family In this city.
We are pleased to note that Miss
frankie Brundage, who has been quite
Ill with fever, Is able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hemsteger, Of
Piqua, Ohio, arrived to-day and are vis-
iting at the residence of G. B. Peters.
Theodore Tatman, who is employed
in the Missouri Pacific yards at Par
sons, is visiting his mother in this city.
Lula Salisbury, who has been visiting
in Emporia for some months, returned
TO her home in Denison, Texas, Thurs
day.
Mrs. Mary Hancock. of Scottsville.
Illinois, is the guest of her aunt, MRS.
Sol Smith. She will remain in EN-
poria for some weeks.
DIR. Sherburne and wife returned to-
day from Chicago, where Mrs. s. has
been taking medical treatment. We
trust that she has been benefited by the
trip.
Conductor d. Myers started for OIL ID
on Monday to visit his aged father
who lives on farm in Ashland county
where he has dwelt for the last fifty
years.
o. H. Jefries, representing the Mu
tual Pioneer Benefit association o.
Greenville, Ohio. and brother Of D. T
JefLries, of this city, is stopping at iht
Fifth Avenue.
Mrs. Ramsey, of Florence. and her sis
tiers, Mrs. Higge and Mrs. Long, of Co
lumbus, Indiana, are visiting at the res
idence of s. 4. Hall. Mrs. Ramsey il
Mrs. Halls mother.
s. Mathews, who recently established
very extensive sheep ranch. in Reno
county. was in the city yesterday and wa
accompanied by his daughter, Adeline
Mr.. NJ. is very much gratified over thu
result of his venture.
Miss Hattie Eager and Miss Lane, o
Wyandotte, who have been taking I
six weeks course of instruction at thu
Normal kindergarten, returned home
to-day. The young ladies made many
friends during their stay in EmpOria
I'D. Richards and family left las
week for Cleveland, Ohio, where Mr.
Richards will continue his present bust
ness of publishing music. This step wa
taken in view of Mrs. RS increasing bus
mess and the advantages which Cleve
land presents as point for its success
full prosecution. A large proportion o
his orders come from the east, and i
was TO accommodate that trade that thu
professor consented to leave Emporia
In common with many friends here W.
wish him abundant success in his new
field of operations.
Hon. A. T. Ready and wife, of New
Philadelphia, Ohio, and Mrs. Belinds
Mclean, of Cadiz, Ohio, arrived here
Thursday and are the guests of Col
J. NJ. Steele. Mrs. Mclean is the moth
er and Mrs. Ready the sister, of Mrs. ]
NJ. Steele and Mrs. A. G. Lakin. Mr.
Ready is very prominent citizen o
New Philadelphia. He served two
terms IN the Ohio senate, and is a gentle
man of handsome means and extended
Influence. We are glad to learn that hi
comes to Kansas on prospecting tour
and that his location in Emporia is a
least q possibility. He would make I
very valuable citizen.