The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-22


started Tuesday for Chicago, where the.
will spend the summer.
We received Saturday a very pleasan
call from J. Duke Murray. busines
agent Of Milton No.les' dramatic com
pany.
MIR. Will Elsiun and bride, accompan
led by Miss Annie EIstun, arrived il
EmPoria last Friday on the 'cannoI
ball"
Mrs. LevereIt Bell and daughter. of ST
Louis. arrived in Emporia last Friday
and are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
Bill
Messrs. Landis and Hollinger, bank
ers at Sterling, were in the city Tues
day looking up plans for a new banl
building.
J. 5, Martin, of Kansas City, Is il
EmpOria loOking after the real estate
interests Of ID. NJ. Osborne u Co, oil
Chicago.
Miss Dora Moore, of Denver, Colora
de-, is visiting her uncle and aunt, DIR
FIlklns and wife, at their residence on
Fifllr avenue.
Misses Hoxie and Chrichton, of lhs
Normal, started Friday for their respect
i've homes, where they will spend thE
summer vacation.
Miss Kate Hurst expects to leave IOl
Kansas City this week, and will spend
six weeks or two months in visiting with
friends in that city.
ID. ). Peters, of Chicago, is the guest
of his brother e. b. Peters, Of this city
He is greatly pleased with Kansas and
delighted with Emporia.
b. Salisbury, who has for some time
past been employed at the furniture store
of Wm. Clark, has accepted u position
with LOOmis & LOomis.
X G. Hay wood makes his headquar
tiers at the Office OF SIerry & Scdwick
where he may be found by persons hav
ing business with him.
Geo. b. Mcdonald, advance agent q
Sells Bros circus, was in town Tuesday
and arranged for the appearance of hi:
show in EmpOrla on the 10Th Of July.
Mr. g. A. Leighton is about to build
a neat residence on State street, Mt c
w. Squires now being engaged in pre-
pairing plans and specifications for the
same.
W. S. Green, wife and child, OF Ports
mouth, Ohio, arrived in EmpOria las
Tuesday On the cannon ball." and are
visiting ut the residence of Howard
Dunlap, who is Mrs. Green's brother.
w. b. Scott, whose engagement with
Professor Miller, of the EmpOria bust
ness college Was noted in a recent mum
Der of THE News, began his labOrs Mon
day. IL is a very capable man for TIT
position which lac occupies.
F. II. Clark, son of Rev. Mr. Clark
formerly pastor of the Presbyterian
church of this city, is in town. He hal
been attending the State University a
Lawrence during the past year and MAJ
remain in EmpOria during the summer
John Allen, who recently came to En-
poria from Ohio, was admitted to praC
tice at the Lyon county bar Tuesday
, upon the motion of Judge Culver, ant
the presentation of papers showing hi
connection with the bar at Cincinnati
his former home.
MIR. Lee Orr, who has been freigh
= conductor, both on the Santa Fe ant
nj. r. roads. and is quite general,
known among railroad men. left Tuesda,
for Pueblo. He was accompanied b,
another railroad boy by the name o
, Lew Martin. They expect to remain il
the west.
. MIR. Jno. Thomas and family arrivet
here direct from Wales ON Saturday
, An addition Of two to the family ais
arrived somewhere on the ALIanti
r ocean. Mr. Thomas is one of tn
thrifty class of Welsh farmers, and viii
, therefore be an acceptable addition +
E the census of Lyon county.
? Judge Culver returned last Thursda,
8 from Manhattan where he WAS in atleu
e dance last evening at meeting of ia
a Sunday School State central COMMITTEES
T having for its main object the setting c
a time and place tor holding the mex
State Sunday SchOs'l convention TIL
latter will be held at Lawrence about til
7 second week in October.
!. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Slan,iiTord, of We
Virginia, are the guests OF COnductc
Cash, of this city. Mrs. Stamford is
sister of Mrs. Cash, and this is the fir
meeting of the sisters in over iWenI
years. Mr. Standiford and wife al
. making quite an extended tour Of Il
west, visiting relatives and taking
!. look at the country, and as is usual vii
strangers, express themselves we
pleased with EmpOria, and think of i
vesting in property here before :hey 7
turn home.
:, Prof. N. 3. GOss, the celebrated Ka
sas naturalist, stopped over night at u
= Coolidge and took the train for NeOsl
|, Falls, where he lives, this noon. He h
just returned from the Pacific Goa.
where lac has been for the past sew
months adding to the splendid collecti,
q of stuffed birds. which at his death /
a comes the property Of the state. Il
II, dog, which is q noble and sagaciOus a
"A imal, attracted much attention and
"A the object Of almost as much care a
- solicitude with the Professor as If
a. were q child.
NV Du Quoin Tribune: Mr.. Will Elst
=. and his esiimable bride, will depart
he their new home in Kansas, some iii
-. this week. Both these young peoI
Ne were raised in our city, and spent In
,e childhood days in eaeh others sOcieI
ri and 1t is not TO b. wondered a., that q
10 childhood friendship grew stronger, q
the attachment for one another great
m as they became older. Their mArTis
III was bus the contamination of vo
eli long since pledged, and faithful
or. kept and which. IS they grew old
on will undoubtedly ripen into 8 flial
i'm lection as lasting and positive IS
on river Of time. Both are highly resp
cir ed here, where they are best knO'
"a. and As they set out on life's journey
nd. gether, each pledged TO love. cher
he and comfort the other as long as
&C. doth last, they have the richest 81
no ings and best wishes u hast of ada
DeT lag friends. The worst that we
wish them is that their married life q
be IS pleasant and free from soFEou
era were the days of their childhood |
lcOurtship.