The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-02
Personal MENTION.

J. G. Duncan, of Holly, Colorado, is
in the city.
Hon. J. B. Jetmore, of Topeka, was
in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. G. NJ Ramsey returned TO her
home IN Florence Monday.
ID. Gum. now quartered a. Kansas
City. was at home Monday.
Miss Mamie Ramsey is visiting at
Mr. 5. r. Halls on Union street.
j. T. Bradley, of Council Grove, was
registered at the Coolidge Wednesday.
Conductor Stuart's family are expect
ed here Friday FROM Newark, Ohio.
o d. Rasmussen. of Copenhagen, ar
rived a; the Park Place hotel yesterday
o. S Munsell, "f the Council Grove
Republican, was on our streets Monday.
L. Sill, of Dunlap, accompanied by
his son. visited The NEWS Office Mon
day.
Will Paige, of Springfield, Ohio, and
an old playmate of the writer, has been
visiting friends here.
j. NJ. Muscntt, prominent merchant Of
Rice county and an old friend of N.
Whiulesey, is in town.
]. Jeffries and Chas. Lick, of Kalama-
zoo, Michigan, arrived in Emporia Mon
day on prospecting tour.
Rev. W. N Hubbard, pastor "f the
Free Methodist church, has been in poor
health the past few days.
Rev II. L. Lotz went to Wichita last
Monday TO officiate at a wedding which
took place there Tuesday.
Isaac Beihurem and Sarah A. Gibson,
both of Emporia township, were married
Tuesday by Judge Kellogg.
Miss Maggie Evans, who has occu-
pied u position with. d. Thomas 81 Co,
LETT for Newark, Ohio, Monday.
C. F. Hunt, of New Mexico, one of
the Old.time EmpOria boys, arrived IN
the city Monday on visit to friends.
Thos. j. Daniel, travelling salesman
for r. ID. Patterson & Co., of st. Louis,
is the guest of the Fifth Avenue hotel.
o. ID. Bond, OF the Western Historical
Company, which is engaged In compil-
ing history of Kansas, called Monday.
Miss Ward, who has been visiting at
the residence of Clinton KeeleI, re-
turned TO her home in Topeka Monday.
A. c. Ellison, representing the hard
ware establishment of J. F. Richards, of
Kansas City, has been taking in Empo-
ria in business way.
VIM. Flannelly, travelling passenger
agent of the Erie railway, P. B. Hum
phrey, pr the Wabash and L. B. Eveland,
of the Canada Southern. were in the city
Tuesday.
Mrs. c. II. North received o telegram
from Lake Ridge, New York, Sunday,
announcing tue serious Illness of her
mother. and left for that point on the
cannon ball Monday.
Miss. Lizzie Fisher, of Middletown,
Pennsylvania, and sister of Mrs. D. c.
McMurtrie, came in to-day on a visit.
Miss Fisher, it will be remembered, was
here several years ago.
s. r. Balch and wIfe, of Kalamazoo,
Michigan, who have been visiting
friends at Eldorado since the last of
September, passed through the city on
their way home Wednesday.
Our esteemed friend Mr.. r. j. Rudi-
sill, of Fremont township, accompanied
by his wife started Tuesday on two
weeks visit to old friends in Morgan
and Sangamon counties, in Illinois.
Mr.. Bigler, who has had charge of the
Traylor school southeast Of the city, and
who has been very i'll, is getting better
Mr.. Bigler is a comparative stranger
here, but we trust will receive kind at
teption.
Rob Morrow and wife returned from
their wedding trip Monday They had
a very pleasant time at Carthage, Mis-
souri,. We are glad to welcome them
back. They will make their home at
the Coolidge.
We are glad TO pote that Mr.. Hard
castle Is now so rapidly on the amend.
Sunday he was able to sit at the table
and take his meals with the rest of the
family. We hope TO be able TO announce
his presence on The street before very
long.