The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-05-18
PERsoNAI arENTIoN
L. A. Wood, of Americas. was in
town Tu esdaY.

I Mrs. r. Z. Ward started Tuesday to visi
) friends at IndePs ndenee.
a Mrs. Judge Buck and her son Liv,
: are visiting friends III Winfield.
Our old friend Billy Rawson. {.
E Willow creek. was in town Tuesday
ReY. Thos. Burrows went east Tues
day on the Missouri Pacific
! Mrs. A. N. somers and daughter re
] turned Tuesday from Parsons.
2 Charley CLARK returned to Clay Centre
Tu' stay. after brief visit in Emporis
Harry Schmidling has taken charge
OF the cigar case at the Fifth avenue
hotel.
C. W. Henning, of ST. Louis, is visit
ing his brothers John and Al in this
city.
Mrs. VIM. G. Krutz, of Paola, is
visiting at the residence OF C. A
Leighton.
Tommie Burrows has been added To
The force of clerks at the grocery of Tan
ner Bros.
| Geo. Newman, of ST. Louis. has ac-
eepted position AS clerk at the Fifth
avenue hotel.
Hiss Mamie Dillon, OF Council Grove,
stopped in Emporia Monday on her
way to Santa Fe.
Alfred Hardy, of Springfield, Illinois.
and Rlss McGritf, of Newton, are the
guests Of Z. n. Lewis.
Mr.. f. S. Kennedy, of Junction City,
has accepted a position in the jewelry
establishment of T. NJ. Fry.
p. w. Wilbourn, of Chicago, brother
in-law of DIR. McCarty, has come to the
city with the view of locating.
| G. E. Worcester started east Tuesday
day on a visit of some weeks. We trust
he may have pleasant trip.
Misses Ella and Sadie Hinkle started
Tuesday for visit of some weeks among
friends in Indiana and Illinois.
Train Master Gardner who has been
confined 10 his room at the Coolidge Tor
the past week, is able to be out again.
WI. Sheard, agent for j. IL. Cham
beers and Co is in the city delivering
the Britannica Encyclopedia to subseri-
hers here.
Dan. ii. Thomas, of Pennsylvania,
who has been visiting his brother-in-
Law, d. w. Jones, in this city, returned
home Monday.
| A., oDI Nice nIia D.;oa L, b.,
the train Monday for the Las Vegas
Hot Springs, where they will likely re-
main for some time.
Miss Lizzie Coult and Miss Anna
Goddard left last Tuesday to have a
good time with friends at the neighbor-
ly town of Council Grove.
o. Il. Hornbarger, conductor on tie
Santa Fe road between Las Vegas and
Wallace, is visiting his brother-in-law
Cliff Burge, in this city.
The many friends of Will Bachelor
are pleased to meet him again after AN
absence of many months in Colorado,
| New Mexico and Arizona
| Elmer Youts, of Council Grove, stop
ped in Emporia yesterday on his way to
Arkansas, whittier he goes upon short
visit for health anu recreation.
John Pope, now of Sumner county, is
greeting old friends in Emporia. Mr..
Pope says the wheat prospects in the
southwest are immense
Prof. Carmichael started Tuesday for
Springfield, Illinois, To attend the gen
eral assembly Of the Presbyterian
church which meets in that city en-
Thursday.
Mr. w. II. Suppe returned from the
east Saturday evening, and large stock
of musical instruments and other goods
are already beginning to arrive as the
result of his trip.
Commissioners Hallberg and Jones
went to Parsons Tuesday to be present at
the annual meeting of the directors of
the Missouri Pacific railroad, and to
vote the stock of Lyon county.
Mr.. II. ID. Mann, successful stock
grower of Greenwood county, is stop
ping for few days at the Coolidge.
Mr.. d. ID. Fuller, of Eureka, came up
with him aud went east last evening.
Albert Marshall, who has held cases
on THE NEWS for some months past,
and who made many friends during his
stay in EmporIa, started last Monday for
Hillsboro, Illinois, his former home.
Z. X. Holdeiman, who has been travel
ing for some months in the south for the
benefit of his health, has returned To
Emporia and we are glad to know that
he has realized much benefit from his
trip.
Conductor f. Strong started yesier-
day for visit 10 Kansas City and Chi
cage, and his jaunt may extend still fur
Their east. In fact, there IL no telling
what may come of this trip until Frank
gets back.
Frank Cook completed the settlement
of his fathers business affairs in this
city yesterday and has gone 10 Galena To
join his parents. His departure from
Emporia was much regretted. by his
many friends here
We are pleased to note the return
from Colorado of our old friend l.. f.
Bailey. Mr.. T. went west intending To
remain, but he could not be satisfied
away from his first love- Kansas, and
as consequence is back To stay
Col. II. &. Cross and vile, Van II.
Holmes ami wife, VIM. Martindale and
wife, Col. Whitley and wife, Col J. NJ.
Steele and wife and l.. Severy and wife,
will start TO morrow for weeks trip tn
Colorado and New Mexico.
Al. Bradley, who has been employ.
ed for some months past at the office OF
the Kansas City & Emporia railroad in
this city. started on Monday evening on
prospecting tour through Colorado
and New Mexico. We should like very
much To have him return to Emporia.
Il Mr.. r. A. Rhuland, of the Chicago
restaurant started yesterday for Cole
rado He will remain until tall looking
a after his mining interests in that state
Mrs. Rutland and her daughter started
E for the east, and will make an extended
visit among friends whom they have
not seen for four years.
Frank Kiser, Of the city schools. haI
5 gone 10 Boston to attend lectures at
o scientific institution in that city during
/ the summer months Frank has yer,
II decided peaehant for physics, and viii
- improve to the fullest measure the op
u poTtunities afforded him in the east 70
u cleaning knowledge IN a field in which
D he finds such congenial labor.
Wm.'Walker of London, England,