The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-16
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week or SD in Colorado, the most Of
the time in company with Ministe. lie
Billie, returned homo Monday.
Geo. NJ. Stearns, of Washburne Col
lege, Topeka, who attended the Con
gregniional association here, paid his
respects 10 the NEys oilice.
Lewis Lutz returned home from Col
orado, and we are rejoiccd 10 say that
the chaplain never looked more ''scrump-
tous'' or felt in bet,ef health and spirits
| VIM, Lambe ard Nancy Walburn. of
Lyndon. Usage county, came TO this city
Monday, tooE out a marriage license,
and were married by Judge Kellogg at
his office.
John r. Watkins aud Mrs Elizabeth
Rowland, both Of this city, were mar
Rcd by Judge Bachelor at his office last
Friday, Prosperous and happy may you
be, John and Elizabeth
Messrs Glenn & Scott, OF Lincoln.
Nebraska, have arrived in the city for
the purpose of getting up complete
city directory. They have had long ex-
perience in this kind of work.
THE News is under many obligations
to Mrs. A. Q. Hogbin, of Sabctha, a dele
gate TO the Congregational convention
which has just closed, for the excellent
reports she has furnished us from day
to day.
MIS-. Hannah d. Whitley, mother of
Col. Whitley, and MIR aud Mrs. Hatha-
Nay, the Coloneis sister and brother
in.law, arrived here last Friday from
Samesville, Mass, to take mp their resi-
Gence.
Mrs Z. a. Robinson, of Neosho
Rapids, is at Morris, Illirois, having
been called there by the dangerous i'll
ness of her brother, Mr.. John Williams,
who has since died. Mr. Williams, it
will be remembered, visited EmpoFia
the past summer.
Hon. A. T. Ready AID wife, ST New
Philadelphia, Ohio, vino have been so
joarning in these parts for several
weeks, returned Monday, accompan-
led by Mrs. McBain, of Cadiz. The best
wishes of THE NEWS accompany the en-
tire party.
Bob. Torrington, J. r. Waikup, Ben
Wheldon, VIII Severy, Cal. Severy and
Harry uibben left ON the cannon ball
Monday for the geese haunts ofthe west.
They will be gone several days and re-
turn loaded down-wcll we will sec
THE NEWS was honored Thursday with
calls from two old and valued friends in
the persons of Reys. p. MeVicar, of To-
peka, and X NJ. Tunnel, OF Wyandottc.
They are among The ablrsL and best
members Of the Congregational associa-
iiou now in session in ibis city.
Nj and Mrs. J, w. Fox, parents of 1.
d. and IL. e. Fox, are visiting here. Mr..
aud Mrs Fox live ut Ridgeway in this
state ard have just returned from a
pleasant visit that was arranged by their
sons for the father and mother 10 have a
good time at their old home in New
York.
Mr. E w. Spencer, formerly Of this
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place, but now living NJ Albuquerque,
n. NJ, is lying very low with smallpox,
which discaseis raging with deadly eff
feet at Aibuduclque. The rest of the
family afe visiting nj Council Grove,
having Jeff Albuquerque "A couple of
wesks ago, since which time Mr.. Spen
Ger was taken down.
Mr.. ". II. Ingram and wife left yes
;crday for their new nome at Yates
Center Mr. Ingram has been in the
employ OF T. N. Fry's jewelrY establish
mcni in 1h,s city Tor loug time. He
is an excellent workman. has 4 good
knowledge OF the business AID is one of
the best cneiavcis Ia tie state He and
his Erothcr iu-law, Mr. Elliott, viii open
Il new jewclry store a, Yates Center.
We wish the new firm success.
DR.. T, c. Brewer, OF Coshocton. Ohio,
who lately arrived ia this place, has as
sociaied with our good citizen, f. b.
Shaw, for The practice OF medicine. Mr..
Brewer appears like avery pleasant AID
accomplished gentlC man. young, full of
hope ami vigOr, and we doubt fiOt but
that he Will be available addition TO the
society of this place, as well as prufes-
slonally. We wish :he new firm ahund-
ant success, and take great pleasure in
commenting them 10 the public.
j. W. Tnacher, who has been absent
from the city the past -four or flye weeks
returned home Saturday, looking hale
hearty and happy, very fair indication
that his trip east was a very pleasant
one. lie spent about ten days at Louis.
Vile, kentucky, where he atteuded ,
convention Of locomotive Engineers, as
representative OF Division No. 1870
At the conclusion OF the convention h'
went on TO Canan1aigua, n. Y, his ole
home, and that Of his wife, where III,
latter will remain a few weeks longer
AT THE NORMAL
Hon. j. H. Crichton, secretary OF tn
board of regents, has been elected 10 th'
legislature.
; Mrs. Morse, Miss Hoxie, Mr. Balsto1
5 aud President Taylor and wife wer,
, among the visitors 10 the Lycenm las
week. Miss Hoxie acted as critic.
Miss Auna and Miss Josie Johnston
E and NJ Q. Starr were enrolled as mem
, bers of the school last week.
Rev Mr. BGsworth. of Independence
Kansas, Rev. Dir. Morris. of Neosh,
! Falls, and Mrs. Haines and Mrs Taylor
]. of this place visited the Normal las
' week
I Prof. Smith. formerly professor of
Missouri colored normal school, bu
5 now n resident of AryonIa, Kansas, tc
5 gether with his wlte and TIVE daughter:
! visited the school last week.
! Mr.. Cole, a gentleman from Ohio, an
Miss Dudley and friend, Of this CITY
were at the Normal Friday.
AT ANRRIcrs.
Ctiig Anderson's house is on 'stiIis.
John Bond has been repairing part {
his residence.
Mr.. Corn, who has been sick for som
Il time at the Grove, IS convalescing.
Mr.. Tripp, of Council Grove, is Wori
Ar at the timers bench of j. S. Gibso
John H Clay and family contempla
To starting bakery and restaurant 500
Horace Archer killed fifteen duel
while out cunning yesterday afternoo
ID Butler s Anderson will probab
n commence their Office in three or fsl
We days
to Elias Isesh expects Ia take the road
St. the interest OF the organ business in
few days.