The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-28


Miss lena Lasid, returned TO EaselNa
Saturday
Capt. 5 r sYarrea has resafnsd rom
Chicago.
r. Chambers has gone - Lawrence TO
start a skating rink
Roet Pack hes come hoIne fIOaz Ful-
ton, No, spend the holidays.
PHI. Finley started u Iowa LIST
Friday for visit Of some weeks.
Ira May, of CircleviIle, Ohio. is visit
iiing his uncle, Lewis Lutz. ia this city
Miss Nellie Bdtterwolth, of Chetopa,
IS The guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Ryder.
Miss Minnie Reynolds FTiday com
pleted her course in the EnlpoEia Busi.
ness college.
Rev, F. W. Thomas. OF the Friends
church, arrived in Emporia from Indi-
ana Thursday
Mrs /. T. Perley and Mrs. Senator
Plumb went to Kapsas City Thursday
for short visit.
Mrs. z. Z. Criley aud children az,
we'd from Carthage Saturday to spend
he holidays.
d. 5. Clotfelter. Of Hillsboro, III, ar
rived in the city Saturday on visit
TO his brother Jim.
Schuyler Gardner has returned from
Baxter springs, and will probably re-
main in Emporia.
Jas. w. Tandy, OF Louisville, Ken
lucky, is visiting his uncle, DR.. y. 5.
Tandy, in this city.
Joseph Thomas and vile started Fri
day to La Grange, Missouri, where they
will spend the holidays.
The friends of Miss Maud Waite
will be panied to learn that she Is
seriously i'll with dipbtherIa.
We take pleasure in noting tina, Mrs
G. w. Squires, who las been very i'll
with fever, is now able 10 sit Gp.
E N. Cause, of the Sac and Fox agen-
cy, Indian Territory, arrived last week
on visit TO friends near Emporia-
Mrs. Z. E. Weaver returned Saturday
from Danville, Illinois, where she has
been visiting for some months past.
Miss Roma G. Lunbeck, who has been
attending school at Kirksville, Ind, has
come home to spend the holidays.
The Neosho Rapids school is closed
for a week, and Joe. Smith, the teacher,
is spending his vacation in this city
n. z. Weaver was initiated as mem
Der of Central Lodge K. Eof Ii. last week
and set up the oysters like little man.
Mrs, III. H. Carpenter started last
week for Las Vegas, to join her hus-
band. She expects to spend the winter
IN New Mexico.
DR.. Shaw went TO Usage City Friday
TO enter upon his new field of labor
there. He is well posted in his profes-
stun and will doubtless be successful.
Geo. Newman, one of the best BARRIERS
who has ever been IN Emporia, now pre-
sides over chair at the elegant ton
serial establishment OF Z. A. Lovelace.
Miss Ella Hotelling. of janesville,
Wisconsin, and Miss Mildred Wheeler,
of Topeka, are spending the holidays at
this place, the guests of their cousin,
Miss Grace Wheeler.
We are sorry 10 note that Elmer = 3.
Lunbeck, son of Capt. j. r. Lubbock, is
seriously III with inflaIAmatOry rheu-
matism, having been confined 20 his bed
for week or more.
L. W. Lewis has completed ali Of his
railroad contracts and rything is now
in good shape for the winter rest. He has
orders to proceed again as soon as the
weather in the spring Will permit.
T. A. Rogan, of Hartford, who was
elected at the last meeting Of the board
Of education to succeed j. e. Klock, will
remove his family to EmpOria and occu-
Ply portion of the house of j. Gardner.
Mr. Karl A Floden. who attended the
Normal here in '7G, and afterwards
graduated in the classical course
at Lawrence, was in the city to-
daY on &hiS 8aV TO LiEds borg
Mr.. Floden formerly taught IN Stock
holm, Sweden, and his friends will be
glad to learn that he is now making u
success AS principal of the Burlington
sch oOls.
We had a very pleasant call Sat
urdav from Mr.. Chas. TillolsOn, edi
tor of the Leavenwolth Daily Standard.
He was here TO attend the funeral of his
sister, Mrs. E. M Fo=de, whose death
was announced in yesterday evenings
NEWS. AS brother editor ami the
relative Of an esteemed citizen, we eX-
tend to him our heartfelt sympathy in
this dark hour.
Our good friend, Chas. Grosscup, was
apprised of the fact few days ago that
he had sent in more orders during the
month of November, last, TO the firm Of
phia, than any other agent outside OF
the city OF Philadelphia. AS a reward
for his diligence, the firm has given him
the priv ilege of selecting the finest suit
of clothes from the samples he now has
On hand. He has made a very choice
selection, and the suit will be made up
in the very latest style and sent him
about New Years. So much for dill
gence and its appreciation.