The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-09
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with an attack of fever.
Judge Culver preached to large con-
.regation at Reading Sunday.
A Houek aad family are spending
lew days Cottonwood Falls
Miss Neltie France has accepted the
position of dispatcher at Emporia juno
ton.
We regret to learn that A G. white
is having serious trouble with his eye
again.
E. S. Waterbury aud j. w. Feighan
went to Council Grove Yesterday TO attend
court.
Thos. j. Evans is lying very seriously
i'll of typhoid fever al his residence on
Sylvan street
VIM. F. Snyder started to Offerle to-
day for the purpose of establishing a
blacksmith shop.
Elder Wheeler, Seventh-day Baptist
preacher Of Atchison. is doing mission
work in this vicinity.
]. w. Whaley. an architect and
painter of CaFlinville, Illinois, is in the
city looking up location.
Mr.. Fl. E. Richter and Miss CAiiie
Marks, of Council Grove, honoTed the
NEWS Office with call Tuesday.
EN-. Forde and wife went TO Topeka
Monday, TO be present at the meeting OF
the grand lodge of the A. o. U. w.
Mrs. Hornsby, of Lawrence, who has
large real estate interests in Emporia,
is visiting at the residence of Z. Borton.
The city engineer of Wyandotte was
in Emporia last week, inspecting our
system of water works which he pro
nounced good.
The Ireland boys are getting numer-
GUS. Another addition was made to the
firm last week. For further particulars
inquire of "Nep."
H.W. LOOMS went to Kansas City
Monday to purchase stock Of agri1
cultural implements. He was accom-:
panied by his wife,
j. J. Evans, of Hartford, stopped in
Emporia Tuesday, on his way to To-
peka to attend the meeting Of the Grand
Lodge of the a. o. wv.
Messrs. ]. C. Pickett. one of The first
settlers of Emporia, and 8. j. Way came
down from the Grove Wednesday. They
will remain with US about a week.
E-Cowdrey, engineer of the Topeka
gas works, was in the city and paid =
visit to our gas works which he pro
nounced firstclass IN every particular.
Professor Oscar F. Davis, inventor
and patentee of the ceLbrated Davis
fire escape, is in the city and has made |
arrangements to furnish the Coolidge
with fire escapes.
Fred. Haussler and wife started
Monday for st. Louis. Mrs. Haussler
has been IN very delicate health for
some time past, and it is hoped the trip
will prove beneficial to her.
VIM. Bennett, of Milwaukee has ac-
cepted a position as dispatcher at the
Office of the Santa Fe train master in
this city. We trust that he may find
Emporia pleasant place TO live.
D.A. Hunter and C. II. Eldridge re-
turned last week from Eureka Springs,
Arkansas, much improved in health.
Both of these gentlemen tell wonderful
stories of the efficacy of the waters at
that health resort.
We regret to learn that Miss Belle
Carswell, whose illness from rheuma-
tism was noted in THE NEWS some
days since is suffering from severe re-
lapse, which is more serious than the
first attack. Her place in school is
being filled by Miss Esden.
Yesterday morning, az John Campbell
was driving along the road south OF
Soden's mill, his horse suddenly SHED
at some object ON the side of the high
way upsetting the buggy, and in kick
ing to disentangle himself from the
harness cut the tendOns of both legs on
the tire of the wheel, injuring them in
q very serious manner. The animal is
under the treatment of DIR. White,
who thinks it will recover.
Trail Whittlesey started Tuesday for
Ottawa, where he will establish veter-
mary hospitable. He has enjoyed the
advantages of course of study at the
Montreal veterinary hospital, is natur-
al horseman, and being in addition a
young man of excellent character, we
take great pleasure in commencing him
to the people of our neighboring city as
q person worthy of their esteem and pat
ronage.