The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-09
ron THE FrREs1DE
Personal Itens that Wall Be Perussd
With Interest by the Saturday
and Sunday Readers of
the Evening News.
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From the Saturday Evening News.

With Interest by the Saturday
and sunday Readers OF
thu Evening News.
From the Saturday Evening News
AT HOME
r. a. FINLAND Is at Rico. Colorado.
P. E. Yeates, of cambridge. Indiana,
is at the Park Place
Thos. ]. smith, Of Cincinnati, IS a
guest at the Coolidge.
John ]. Woods, of ST. Louis, stopped
in the city awhile today.
S. L. Sargent, Of Dunlap. took IN this
place on business to-day.
S. B. Kimball. of Chicago. was the
guest of j. c. Jones to-day.
Geo. Fl. Smith, of Boston, is here rep
resenting E. P. Dodge s Co.
Harry Sehmidling is student at the
State University at Lawrence
A. G. Campbell, of Kansas City, is So
journing in this place for day or two.
DR.. Parr and family and ]. A. Blair
and family are the guests of Mrs. Hazel
rigg, on Constitution street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Carpenter, are
visiting at the residence of T. NJ. Fry,
who ia a cousin of the latter
Harry Carswell, of Kansas City, is in
Emporis visiting friends and made
THE NEWS friendly call this after
noon.
The family of Rev. Henry Mackaiy,
pastor of the Episcopal church, have
arrived here from Newton. Massachu-
sets.
Hon. John Martin, of Topeka, come
in from Eureka last night, and went
west at 4 O'Clock this morning. He was
accompanied by e. F. Spencer.
Chas. Kennedy, of Kansas City. was
in town to-day. Charlie is the good
natured, big-souled Western Passenger
agent of the Chicago, Rock Island s.
Pacific road.
j. p. Wiser, of Prescott, Canada, a
member of the Canadian parliament,
connected with the Dominion Cattle
company, of the Texas Panhandle, is
stopping in the city.
Mrs. Commodore Foote, of jackson
vile, Illinois; Mrs. A. Burr, of Bloom
ington, ana Mrs. o. C. Hough, of Ne
braska City, are being entertained by
their brother and sister, A. L. Foote and
Mrs. w. A. Lewis.
Last Thursday afternoon were mar
ried at the residence of the bride, w
A. Colder and Mary A. Heidemap, both
of this city, Rev. A. B. Tomlinson, oil
the First Baptist church officiating
Alter the ceremony the company was
invited into the dining room where q
bountiful repast was partaken of. A
number of handsome presents were
given.
AT THE NORMAL
again.
Prof. Kiser was one of the visitors &c
the Lyceum society last night.
Miss Patty has recovered from hel
sickness and is again in school.
Miss Sedgwick, of Bethany, Illinois
was visiting the Normal this week.
Miss Kaufman, of Parsons, and Mis-:
Reynolds of this city, visited the Nor
mai last Monday.
The father and uncle of P. J. Gale
of Halstead, Kansas, were at the Nor
NAL this week. They were well pleased
with the school.
Miss NJ. V. Gentry, of Marion, Messrs
E. Tice and Edgar Allen, of Beloi;, anG
MIR. s. Smith, of this city, all new stu
dents, were enrolled this week.
Miss White, of this city. and Miss
Butts, of Lyons, Kansas, were at the
Normal Friday. Miss B. is prospecting
with view to entering the school.
Prof. SILVER, superintendent of the
Butler City schools, Bates county, Mis-
souri,, took in the Normal Wednesday
He thinks that Kansas justly bears the
reputation of being one of the leading
states in education.
AT EUREKA.
N. r. Collins is homo again.
John Martin was here Thursday.
A. NJ. Stoddard is back from Color
ado
Henry Miller, a former citizen, is here
again.
A. S. Huling, of the Topeka Capita
was here this week.
Miss Hattie Fisher has charge of Mis-.
Georgiana Daniels.
Dick Collier is back again after sever
al months absence.
Thomas Bradshaw, an. old farmer o.
this county has gone to Missouri.
Rev. c. w. Gullett entertained about
fifty people one evening this week.
Nv. Squlres, of Emporia, was here
Wednesday in conference with the Eu
reka Hotel company.
AT COTTONWOOD FALLS.
James Vanbechter bought 42o head Of
sheep this week.
Walter Holmes shipped 425 head OF
sheep to st. Louis.
John Minnick shipped four car loads
of cattle to St. Louis.
John Scribner, of Strong City, lost his
house by fire this week.
Miss Nellie Gillelt of this place was
married TO w. G. Fuller, of Hartford.
W. w. Scott, of Emporia, addressed a
political meeting at Strong on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fearns, of this county
died at the age of 70. She has lived here
since 1860.
r. E. Burks, colored. has been NOM
mated for county commissioner by col.
ored citizens of Strong City.
AT Usage CITY.
s. L. Myers loses 800.
Mrs. B. C. Housicker, $1,000.
Phil. Gerlock lost $1,000; insurance
$4,000.
G. w. Blair, the barber, was a small
loser.
Mrs. 7. b. Haslam is visiting at TIE.
cumseh.
Howe's loss To rosiefllce IN ID; &
about $2oO.
Mrs. j. B. Weber is visiting at Hart
ford, Lyon county.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ Orwell, gave
social parry this week.
A. v. Stepp, saddler, lost $500 by
the fire; insurance, 500.
S. A. Massey lost about $1,000; one
third covered by insurance.
Mrs. DR.. Haslam lost all her goods
and medicines in the flames.
Gus. Burkland, the jeweler, loses
about 81, 500; has insurance.