The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-16


day. While driving along her horse
became unnanageable and started of
at full speed, when il had gone short
distance il eollided with q team and
wagon and was stopped before much
damage was done.
AT osAGE CITY.
Rastall did not get there.
Harvey hanback,, of Wooster, Ohio, is
visiting here.
DIR. Peak is still suffering from oyer
exertion at the fire.
DIR. w. B. Ariz IS councilman, vice
Randall resigned.
Walter Kirby, formerly OF this place.
is at Omaha, Nebraska.
Miss Stone, of Lawrence, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. II. E. Strong.
Jake Admire puts up the rooster any
way. Wants him TO get in practice for
'S4
Mr.. G. w. Hurd. of Barclay, has
been visiting Mrs w. L. Smith this
week
Mrs. C. E. Bryant has returned from
the east after an absence of nearly half
a year.
Hugh McKiliip, of jamestown, Ohio,
is visiting his daughter, Mrs Frank
Bryan.
CALVIN e. Evans was married on last
week 10 Miss Kie Rea of Bnr.in-
| game.
Mrs. DIR. Edison has been called 10
Marysville, Ohio, by the death of her
brother.
Chas. e. whittenore went to Emporia
last week for a hundred head of cattle
to winter.
/
st. Johns plurality in Usage county
is about 500. We are a banner county
too, Mr. NEWS.
Phil Gerloch has contracted for new
two story brick ON the ruins of the old
building. Good for Phil.
J. n. Williams, our worthy city mar
shall, wears a fine new suit of blue, given
him by citizens in recognition of valua-
bic services at the fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. DaDiord have re-
turned from Denver. Mr.. Danford is
greatly Frustrated and his sickness is
viewed with great alarm by his friends
AT DUNLAP.
II. C. Ross has moved to Wisconsin.
r. Amsbaugh is doing a good bust
Fay Parsons is laid up with "rheu-
matiz.''
james B. Sorter, the blacksmith, has
gone to the Grove.
AT EUREKA.
J. D. Clogston goes to Topeka; major
ity 4sl.
w. L. Ward and Miss Rosie Lang arc
married.
J, S. Stewart. for district clerk, also
got there"
G. B. Sprague. of Emporia was in
town last week.
l. r Phenis will be probate judge for
the next two years.
w. FL. II. Claycomb and wife are
home from Illinois.
Miss Ge0rgiana Daniels was elected !
superintendent of this county.
w. II. Richardson, the reliable route |
agent, spent election day at home.
Miss Mary Eidemiller, Of Lawrence is |
visiting at the residence of G. G. Hoyt.
ST. John got 9J majority in this coun-
~. Put Greenwood down for banner |
too.
G. c. Hoyt, the Santa Fe agent here,
reports larger business for the road in |
October than for any previous month.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Reynolds, o. G. |
Bjerke, Misses Minnie and Josie Bjerke, |
of Emporia, w. e.. Hawk, Miss Belle |
Hawk, Miss May Eidemiller, F. q. |
Bremen and Miss Lucy Evans formed |
one of the jollicst hunting parties of the |
season one day last week.
AT COUNCIL GROVE.
Ed Gosad has gone to Kansas City.
Miller aud Maloy had a mighty close
race.
Frank Lawrence, our excellent bass |
vocalist is IN Topeka.
d. A. Rice, the stone contractor on the |
new railroad, is at work on the culverts. |
doe Plummer, of this county, has
made this season 1900 gallons of sOr
ghum. Sweetness long drawn out.
Mrs. Sargent and daughter, of Ohio,
are visiting their brother, Mr.. A. s. Sar-
gent aud sisters, Mrs. G. L. Thomas and
Mrs. Wilkes.
w. A. McCollom has on exhibition at
his store on Early Rose potato that
measures fifteen TO the half bushel
Bachtel, of Elm creek. raises 'cm.
Mrs. II. E. Seomans, clerk of the Bap-
list church announces an important
meeting at O'Clock next Saturday in
the school house in East Council
Grove,
AT READING.
David Hopkins has lost child.
Abel Rccs' son is quite sick with
diphtheria.
George Cowden has two boys sick
with malarial fever.
Mr. Hockett, on the Swan farm, Is
worse again and in critical condition.
DIR. T. @. Biddle lost one of his black