The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-05-11
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from visit 10 MlssOari.
LA. Newton has accepted a position
in tbs 80 cent store Of y. 81 Suppe
Conductor White ami wife returned
Wednesday from their visit TO Chicago
Percy Noise will be glad to see hi
friends at the grocery Store of TanneI
Bros.
Miss G. S. Slack has postponed hel
, trip TO California sill the smallpox sub
sides.
Willie Borton viii be pleased ~ SET
his friends at the grocery store OF Tan
ner Bros.
Mr.. j. MuscOte,expressa agent at Chase
Kansas, is in the city the guest of Mr.
N. WhittIesey.
Mrs. Geo. Cieek, Of Council Grove, is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Al the Park Place hotel.
6. ". Frederick has gone to colora.
do on business connected with the
Leveta Coal and Mining company.
Miss Minnie Reynolds, who is teach
ing school in Greenwood county spent
the Sabbath with friends in Emporla.
Rev. DIR. COrdley started to Staunton,
Michigan, Monday to attend an ecclesias-
tical council of the Congregational
church.
i Mr.. l. A. Garner. assistant superin-
tendent of Wells, Fargo & Co, with
headquarters at Kansas City,was a Cool
idge guest Sunday.
Mr.. William Shockley and family of
lower Eagle creek, left on the Santa Fe
last Monday for visit TO friends in
KeOkuk county, Iowa.
Prof Carl Zeus, who is employed by
the Santa Fe company to sketch the
scenery along their line in Kansas and
Colorado, is in the city.
p. w. Montgomery, who runs one of
the best engines on the Santa Fe, started
Wednesday with his wife on a visit to
Moberly, St. Louis and Cincinnati
Lewis Ellis went To Ration yesterday
TO establish boarding house. He took
with him young stock of groceries,
which he purchased of d. w. Jones.
Mr.. L. A. Raymond went to Newton
MOnuay TO accept position with his
brDtner-In law MIR. j. Shaver, formerly
o. Emporia. We wish him success.
Mr.. G. Nj Russ ~, u young genlleman
uelhe" vi Alrs 6sn WuelJou, arrived
Al tue cay SAUDI frurn U Uan., In
nois, and IhIuks vi making EmpoIIa his
future home.
S. Z. BIxIer. of Tuscarawas county,
ONO, has come 10 Kansas To look up
location, and Is stopping with has broth
er-in.iaw, Joseph Hummerickhouse, on
Eagle Creek:
Mrs. E. NJ. Forde and her young
daughter Jessie lett last "Wednesday
for an extended visit of several weeks
with friends anu relatives in Charles
ton, Illinois.
Capt. John Smith, who was injured
on Monday while attempting TO control
his team during the heavy gale in the
afternoon, is on deck again at FIukcr's
flour and feed store.
Mrs. T. w. Rathbone, who has been
visiting in this city for some time past,
with her daughter, Mrs. w. Collord, re-
turned to her home in Morris county
by the noon train Monday.
Col. J. NJ. Steel, Judge ]. Jay Buck
and Messrs. ID. A. Stahl and j. w.
Thaeher went TO Topeka Tuesday to At
tend a meeting of the grand COM
mandery of Knights Templar.
DIR. Hibben, of Topeka, combining
business with pleasure, is attending the
meeting of the State Medical association
in this city and visiting his friends in
EmpOria of whom he has goodly num-
Der.
DIR. Holderman, acting president of
the state medical association, drove to
Americas last Wednesday in company
with c. A. Leighton to visit some
friends who reside at that village DIR.
Freyer occupied the chair in his alb
sence.
w. o. Ferguson and family received
an invitation, last Monday. TO be present
at the Merrick debate in Lincoln hall,
Washington, D. c., at 8 p. m, May 18th.
The prize is to be gold medal. Frank
BrOgan, of Hartford, Kan, is a speaker
on the affirmative.
Mr.. Pratt, of New York, who has
been for many years engaged in rail-
road contracting, is in the city prospect
ing for stock ranch. He has visited
number of sheep-gFowers and regards
the flOcks of the Snediker brothers on
Eagle creek in as fine condition as any
he has seem
Mr.. d. B. Oliver, stockman OF
Usage county, and Mr.. G. b. Oliver.
assistant cashier OF the Burlingame
savings bsuk, and DR. Oliver. of New
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