The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-23

1 IL Yam Va
arrived in the city last Saturday on q
tour of inspection.
F. p. Nichols, of Council Grove, who
has been spendingTal day tor:two here
has returned home.
w. II. chamberlain, of Eureka, stop
ped in the city over night on his way
home from the west.
Mrs. E.ssHornsby, of Lawrence, who has
been visiting Ed BortonI week or two,
returned home yesterday.
Miss Ida Siess and Miss Lille Laugh
lin. of Kansas City, are in the city Wis
iting Mrs. Conductor Nash,
E. 8. Waterbury left for Topeka this
afternoon where he will be engaged in
legal business for day or two.
The many friends OF Mrs. John Wat
son will be glad to learn that she has re-
covered from her recent severe illness.
Frank Lawrence, formerly of Council
Grove, but now of Topeka was in town
to-day as advance agent for b. F.
Nadal.
Milton o. Reed, of Dunlap, and An
dice Burick, of Towanda, Illinois, were
licensed to marry Wednesday by Judge
Kellogg.
Miss Jennie Buel. Of Little Prairie
Rounds, Michigan, was in the city yester,
day on her way to relatives at Council
Grove.
Judge Kellogg yesterday issued 8
marriage licenee TO Marion j. Bishop, of
Fremont township, and Rebecca B. Nc
Knight, of this place.
w. A. Lawton, of Colorado Springs,
arrived at the Park Place last night and
this morning went to Americas TO look
after some business matters.
Mr.. P.J. Laughlin returned Tuesday
from Leadville, where he has resided
for the past four years. He seems some
what surprised at the growth of En-
poria during his absence.
Lieutenant c. NJ. Truitt, who is now
stationed at Port Townsend, Wyoming
Territory sends as 1.-The West Shore, -
an illustrated paper devoted to the re-
sources OF the Pacific northwest. Thanks,
Charles.
James G. Ridpath, the historian, of
Boston, is making a pleasant trip
through the west and stopped in tn
city while to-day, taking dinner at tn
Fifth Avenue. He went west on the
cannon ball Tuesday
Rev. Erffmeyer. who has nearly recoV.
cred from his late serious illness, has
left for his old home in Missouri for q
visit. He was accompanied by his flmi.
ly and his father. The elder gentleman
thinks of making Kansas his home
John H. Elting and Amanda s. EN-.
erich, OF Center township. this county
were married by Judge Kellogg at hi:
Office. about O'Clock Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Citing are an estimablG
couple, and their many friends will joir
US in extending to them congratulations
and best wishes for the future.
r. p. Yorkston, the genial genera
agent for the Campbell printing press
called Monday. We are always pleased
to have Yorkston come in to see uS
Though still young man he has beer
in the press business nearly twenty five
years. We think be must have learned
his letters direct from the machine it
self.
We had the pleasure Wednesday o
meeting w. G. Elicit, travelling CORES
pendent of the Chicago Inter. Ocean
who Is making q tour of the southwest
"writIng up" everything with which h'
comes in contact. His mission here il
to "do up Emporia tor the Inter Ocean
and as Mr.. Elicit is a sparkling. sagac
| ious individual, we may expect to see
"the future grest'' held up in glitterinl
array in the Inter-Ocean not many day
. hence.
AT THE GROVE.
James Whitaker is renewing oil,
times here.
o. s. MunseIi is at TaylorEille, Hi
} nOis.
Miss Mary Dill has resumed her posi-
ton at the Republican Office.
Mrs. Guy Ketchin is home from Hi
nois.
Henry Blair, the blacksmith, has sol,
out to j. b. SOrter.
5 C. w. Talmage is now with Mead 4
!, Co.
w. +. Ellis, chief engineer of the nev
: railroad, has taken up his residenc
here for the tire being.
Mrs Cuieher, of Caldwell, is visitin
her parents here.
w. II. White, "Ex-GoV." Sharpe, "
: u. Shamleffer and other democrats enjuS
: ed the EmpOria "jollIfy" immensely.
Miss LalIa MaloY is a student at til
State Normal.
Rice, the stone contractor wants fift
men.
Sidney Baker. of Illinois is here I
stay.
/ W. A. Long, who impounded q
head of cattle and 100 head of horst
lately, learns through legal investigs
ton taat he is entitled to pay Il
only actual labor and trouble-and NJ
90 cents head, in this q herd lal
county.
DIR. Day has $4,000 Islander sui. G
the taps.
,e NJ B. Nicholson is home from IIlinoi
: Our people who have been IN that sta
y are getting homo in time for Thank
A giving.
re Morris Richie has a good position
ID q Chicago law Office.
j. Mrs Brigham, of White City visit
"A Mrs II E. Richter this week.
Eugene Hoppf while compoundil
:, SOME medicine received the contents |
III an unexpected explosion IN his faG
vs. His face was severely cut and his ey
were somewhat injured, but it is hop
not permanently.
Wesley Collier has succeeded Z
of Campbell In the drug business.
ty Mrs. Allie Stein, of Ration, N.
be Mexico, is visiting here.
Click got g. majority over both Re-
, - inson and st. John IN this county
"a j. NJ Miller, according TO the eel
- count was elected county attorney
" two votes, but the official canvi
oy changed the returns by four. so 10
le- Malloy gets there by two msjcri
r. Pretty hard 10 tell which was Nip, q
which was Tuck
E. A. Muusell, looked on as hard
he could al the Bourbon bonfires
er- EmpOria, this week.
OF AT EUREKA.
nd Geo. Kohn, formerly OF this place,
If at 81. Louis
res Mrs. q. L. Worley and her daugl
are visiting in Ashland county, ohit