The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-16
PERSONAL MENTION.

Postmaster E. Moore, of Ivy, and wifi,
were in the city Monday.
Mrs. J. G. Winnie, of Stafford, spen
Monday in Emporia.
Mr.. E. Upton has accepted position
at Fluker's -four and feed store.
Mrs. Preston Peyton, who has beer
very seriously i'll, is getting better
Ia. Taylor, of Hartford mills, la.
been in Mcpherson county buying wheat
o. n. Pague, Of eastern Pennsylvania
is visiting his uncle, Judge Culver, Of
this city.
Misses Anna and Dove Mitchell start
ed for Leavenworth Monday evening for q
short visit.
Suppe is ready to bet % cents that the
finest girl in Kansas came 10 his house
to stay Monday.
John Boss, of Council Grove, took in
Olivette at the Whitley opera house on
Saturday evening
Judge c. B. Graves WAS in The city
Tuesday disposing OF soOle legal bust
ness al chambers.
w. r. Collier, of Kansas City, who has
real estate interests in and around EN-.
poria, is in the city.
II. c. Speer, state superintendent OF
public instruction, was registered at the
Fifth avenue Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. g. Newman, oil
Maine, are visiting their sons, G. W.
and Fred. in this city.
Captain w. z. Woodward, of Vera
Cruz, Mexico, was registered at the Fifth
Avenue hotel yesterday.
Mrs Mcdonald, wife of Mcdonald of
the Burlingame Herald, is in the city
visiting relatives and friends.
Fred Newman would like 10 know
who the next President is going 10 be
before he names that new boy.
II. w. Gildemeister, cashier of the
new bank at Council Grove, was in
town Tuesday on his way to Topeka.
Col Prouty, of the Junction City Trib-
une, is travelling with the Swedish
Nightingale on their Kansas tour.
Arthur Milliken, who has been con-
fined to his bed for some days past with
an attack OF fever, is able to sit up.
C. C. Myser, of Toledo, died Tuesday
of lung fever at the age of forty years
and was buriedW ldnesday at O'Clock.
J.H. Mclean, who has been visiting
in the east for some weeks past, re-
turned to his sheep ranch at Horton on
Saturday.
DR.. Hibben went to Topeka last night
to attend the meeting of the Grand Ma
sonic Lodge, which convened in that
city Tuesday.
G. G. Grinnell, our Americas cores
pondent, came down last Tuesday to at
tend the theatre He was accompanied
by his wife.
Walter Lewis, manager Of the Council
Grove Dramatic company, which will
produce Fatanitza at the Whitley opera
house next month, is in the city.
MI. B. Whitney, commercial trav
eler from St. Joe is stopping with his
wife at the Coolidge. He has detetmin
ed to make Emporia his headquarters.
Garrett Van Eman, known to the read,
ers- of THE NEWS as "Keno," our form
or Americas correspondent, has been
elected justice of the peace in Coffey
county.
]. E. Epstein started to Carthage
Missouri, Monday 10 take charge of a
stock OF liquors purchased by his BROTH
er Isaac just before his death. He was
accompanied by Jonas Hess.
Miss Anna Morgan, of Chicago, al
elocutionist of much merit and celebrity
stopped in Emporia Tuesday on her way
from Wichita to Lawrence, to make ar
rangements for an appearance in this
city sometime in April. She was regis
tered at the Fifth Avenue hotel.
w. C. Edgar, well known to the news.
paper men of Kansas and the affable
salesman for the paper house of SnideI
s. Holmes, is now business manager OF
the Northwestern Miller, published al
Minneapolis, MINI. The business rela.
tions of this Office with Mr. Edgar were
very pleasant and we are pleased TO note
his promotion.