The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09

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Morgan Morgan has returned from
Ration for short visit
II. G. Marshall, of Hamilton, Green
wood county, is in the city.
Judge Peyton is J. w. Lynn's candi
date for congress from this district.
Dave Jones has scome home from q
trip to Kansas City and ST. joe
Tommy, little son of l. a. and A. j
Taylor, of Hartford, died on Monday
last.
Mr. Ingram has accepted "a position
as assistant operator at Emporia june
ton.
Mr.. Harvey Jacobs, of Pennsylvania,
is the guest of his cousin. DIR. Jacobs, of
this city.
NJ r. Roblee, who was confined TO the
house by sickness for several weeks, is
out again.
Mrs. b F. Merrill has gone to Terre
Haute, Ind, to visit her daughter Mrs
a, a Conrad.
II. E Richter, of Council Grove, made
pleasant cali at The NEWS office
Wednesday.
I d. 5. Cassell, agent Of the Brown
Lumber company, at Parsons, Is visiting
his family in this city.
We are glad To learn that Mrs. DR..
Lawrence, who has been dangerously
i'll, is getting better.
VIM Wells, the.firs: smallpox patient
at Gould, has recovered and returned to
EmpOrIa on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo E. Wilmington, of
Allen creek, were the guests of II. E
Norton and wife Saturday.
j. A. Heaiherington will be pleased to
see his friends at the grocery of L. G.
Wood, on Sixth avenue.
Jake Moon has returned from john
son county where he purchased 60 head
of cattle to place on his ranch.
Miss Gertrude Bullenc, who has been
visiting friends ia this city, returned To
her home in Lawrence Wednesday.
Rev b. C. Swarts, of Halsteai, is Wis
iting at the residence OF his brother-in-
law, ]. n. latham, in this city.
Miss Nellie Wood, of Americas at
tended the charity ball Friday evening.
She IS the guest OF Mrs w. F. Ewing.
Mr.. Z. G. Smeed, of Omaha. chief en-
gIncer of the Union Pacific, is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. & $. Cross, i'll this
CITY.
Chas Kennedy. southwestern passen-
ger agent of the Chicago, Rock Island s.
Pacific railroad. was in The city Friday
evening
MIR. and Mrs. L. W. Spencer, members
ofthe Fatinitza company. were the guests
of DR. and Mrs l.. d. Jacobs while in
Emporia.
J. T. Hanna, our new preacher, and
Elder Rice. who has been returned to
Emporia district, honored THE NEWS
with u call Tuesday.
Grand Master Cowgirl, who has been
paying an official visit 10 the Masonic
order in this city returned to his home
in Fredonia Tuesday.
The household goods of Mr.. David
Taylor who recently invested in the
! Plumb homestead west of the city, ar
rived Tuesday from Columbus, Ohio.
Daniel II. Thomas, of Wilkesbarre.
Pennsylvania, is stopping in Emporia
for short visit on his way 10 Colorado
He is the guest of Dave Jones, the gro
Ger.
Hartford Call: Mrs. NJ. E. Fennl-
more, now residing at Burton, will soon
return here TO live. She will receive
hearty welcome from her many old
| friends.
Hon. Chas Briggs and wife, of Calu-
met, Michigan, are visiting at the resi-
dence of Senator Gillett in this city. We
are pleased to learn that they are de-
lighted with Emporia.
Rev. John Kirby, who returned from
conference Tuesday, received super
numerary relation for the purpose OF a
transfer To an eastern conference. His
case is in the hands of the bishop.
Mr. Daniel Dryer, well known to the
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citizens of Emporia and Lyon county,
has taken Il position in a wholesale
grocery house in Colorado Springs.
Dan is a good fellow and deserves to
succeed.
Miss Amelia Goodrich returned last
week from Chicago, where she has been
attending Hahnemann Medical College
She will return in the fall to complete
the course of instruction at that institu-
ton. Her many friends welcome her
home.
| THE NEWS was favored with calls To-
day from Z. w. Spencer, an old Empo-
rian Il Ed. White, of the Cosmos; Gov
ernor Isaac Sharp, w. a. Moriarty and
w. F. Lewis, all leading citizens OF our
neighboring city, Council Grove, and all
connected with the opera company.
Our old friend Governor Isaac Sharpe,
of Council Grove, who seems to be the
orator for the opera company, called on
THE NEWS. Like all the other old
: Kansas landmarks, time is telling
somewhat on the Governor, but we are
glad to know that he is standing it like
a hero, and is as jovial and free hearted
as in days OF yore."
David Taylor, Jr., who, in connection
with II. z. Norton recently purchased
the homestead of Senator Plumb, west
of the city arrived in the city from Col.
: umbus, Ohio, Friday and will take up
his residence upon his newly acquired
possessions. We trust Mr.. Taylor and
his family will find their western home
fully up to their expectations.
G. w. Squires, who went east some
months ago on matrimonial mission,
= returned last Saturday TO Empnria with
his bride, and the happy pair are stop
; ping at the residence of Joe Hall, on
Merchants street. In behalf of his
many friends in this city we extend to
Mr.. Squires and his accomplished wife
a hearty welcome to Emporia ana trust
that their welded life may he crowned
: with the largest measure of prosperity
and happiness.
. DIR. Antoinette Williams will start in
a few weeks for Boston, where she has
secured a position in one of the city
hospitals. This .enterprising lady &C
quired her profession by hei
own unaided exertions and obtained