The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-09-14
pEnsoNAL MENrloN.
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Eli Snyder is employed at the oflic
of register of deeds.
Mrs. d. 5. Bill and Mrs. A. Moffei
are visiting friends at Larned.
Ed ScLmidIing is ac,ing AS door keep
er AZ the roller skating rink.
Miss Emma Slime has accepted a pc
sition as salesiady al the Fair
John Mcbride, OF Unioniown, ha
made an engagement with Hail s. Naiie
r. Il. Cher and G. W. Miller staries
on pleasure trip to Colorado Monday
Byron Wolverton.a druggist of Pom
liac. Illinois, Is the guest of DIR. FIJI
kins-
Miss Csrne Morse has been engaged
TO teach the primary school at Ameri
Gus.
Judge J. Jay Buck goes To Hutchin
son next week 10 hold court for Judge
Peters.
Miss Eustace Bennett, of Eureka, is
the guest Of Miss Minnie Reynolds OF
this city.
Miss Berthe TirrelI, of Charleston,
Ohio. is visiting at the residence of L.
NJ. Forde
We are pleased to learn that Mr..
Luther, of the Park Place hotel, is much
better to-day.
j. C. Burnett, agent of the Missouri
Pacific At this place, is confined 10 his
house by illness.
Miss Sarah Evans succeeds Miss Liz
zie Jones as organi$t at The WEIGH
Presbyterian church.
D. S. Gilmore has accepted the posi-
I:on of book keeper at the grocery house
of I. ID. Bragunier.
I E. WEIGH, one OF The solid young
stock men Of this county, returned from
Kansas City Monday.
Tom Little, who has been living in
Emporia for the past :wo years. returned
this week Ia New York
Park Morse will go To Kansas City
cIal college ut that place.
Miss Alice Evans, u graduate of the
Emporia public schools will teach the
winter school on Coal creek.
Miss Petit. of Petersburg, OHIO. is
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. X. Tyler. in this city.
Robert Milliken, who is u member of
the awarding committee in the floral
department al the state fair started Tor
Topeka Tuesday.
Miss Fannie Riggs returned Tuesday
from Ohio, where she has been spend
ing her summer vacation in a very
pleasant manner.
s. Guerier returned Monday from Chi
cago. He was accompanied by his
brother, Mr.. George Gurrier, whose
home is in Massachusetts,.
Mr.. Isaac Reynolds, of Great Bend,
is in the city looking up a residence. for
the purpose Of living here while his
children attend the Normal cchool.
The latest news from Cap. Heritage is
that he struck Chaplain Lutz the other
day out al Manitou, and there is no tell
ing now when either of them will he
home.
Dr. Addison Overslreet, who expects
to resume the study Ofhis profession at
medical institution in the east about the
middle of the month, is spending few
days at home.
j.. B. Whitney and wife have returned
to Emporia and have rented rooms of
Mrs c. II. North. Mrs. Whitney has
been spending the summer in Indiana
and reports a delightful visit.
A w. Wharton, OF the firm of Wilson,
Toms & Wharton, is giving good deal
of attention Just now to the considera-
ton OF pretty names for girl babies.
MoIher and daughter doing we'll.
Mrs. Price and her daughter Ollie
have returned from Hot Springs, Ar
kansas, where they have been spending
the summer for the benefit of Mrs. P.'S
health, which, we are glad TO learn, has
improved during her sojourn aa that
place.
Mr.. Eugene Schuyler, who was for
merly clerk in b. WheldOn's drug
store, spent Sunday in Emporia. He
is at present chief clerk in the auditors
Office of the Missouri Pacific railroad at
st. LOUIS, and has developed into quite
a prominent railroad man.
1t will give the many friends of c. II
Williams, in this city, pleasure TO learn
that he has just been promoted from
station agent at Albuquerque, New Mex
leo, to general passenger and freight
agent of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad,
with headquarters at the same place.
RE. Van Meier hss accepted posi-
ton on the editorial staff of Tag SEws
and will enter upon his duties forthwith
He is journalist of experience, having
been employed on the Kansas City Star
aud other papers. Any courtesies which
our readers May 10 pleased TO extend
him will be duly appreciated by this pa
per.