The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-05-04
PERsoNAL nrENrToN

D. Pfefferle and family expect TO start
TO Europe next month ON a visit
A fine big boy came 10 stay al the
house Of T. NJ. Hughes Thursday.
Wesley Welsh is doing quite as well
as could be expected Of the father of
ten-pound baby.
II. V. Kennedy aud vile, of Colorado
Springs, are stopping at The residence Of
II. V. Bundrem
Mr.. George Hume, of Rush county,
Indiana, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. J.
7. Burton, in this city
Alfred Lance and his sister Berlha
started TO Illinois Thursday for a visit
to their old home in that state.
Charlie LoveIace is out again after
being confined to the house for some
days with srysipelas in his face.
J. s. Kenyon, Mr.. Hardcsstle's part
ner in The furniture business, arrived
from CarroIlion, Illinois, Thursday.
Mr. E. II. Suppe, proprietor of the 80
cent store at Parsons, is in this city Wis.
iting with his brother, w. II. Suppe.
Miss Walritb, of Chicago, is visiting
friends in the city. She may decide ia
make her home in Emporia and accept
n position with Thew & Griffith.
Mrs. T. G.. whitley has bay window
full OF flowers that would appeal TO the
admiration OF an artist. 1t is well
worth a walk to Union street 10 see
them.
Harry Collard, who takes George God.
dard's place at the Adams express office
in this city. is succeeded by Frank Keel.
er, who in turn is succeeded by Willie
Hibben.
George Goddard was ordered to To
peka Thursday by A. s. Taggart, of the
Adams express company, to take the
run on the AtchisOn branch. He will
be succeeded here by Harry Collard.
II. Z. Richter, Frank Moriariy and s
NJ. Strictly of Council Grove, get as far
as Emporia Thursday on their way to the
Usage agency in the Indian Territory
where Mr. Richter has nephew whom
the party are going to visit.
Sheriff Ryan returned last week
from Canyon City, Colorado, whittier he
went ON official business. He was treat
ed, during his stay in that city with dis
tinguished consideration, and was great
ly delighted with the grand scenery OF
the centennial state.
Dr.rMcCarty has arrived in this city
to remain and will swing out his shin
gle in a few days. He is fitting up his
residence on Cottonwood street, and
thinks he will find an agreeable home
in Emporia.
Mr.. FL. Doan and Mr.. o. J. Quetsch
of Chicago, arrived in the city last week
and are stopping at the Fifth Avenue
These are the gentlemen who will open
fine boot and shoe store in the room
recently vacated by Baird brothers.
The venerable mother of w. r. Car
low, whom her son had not seen for fiji
teen years, arrived in Emporia from
Michigan last Thursday. She is in vigor
GUS health, and greatly enjoyed her
journey.
Charlie Pahlman, formerly of the Lin
dell hotel at st. Louis, has accepted pc
sition as clerk at the Fifth avenue hotel
in this city. Mr.. Pahlman occupied
this position for several months last sum
mer and made great many friends in
Emporia and among the patrons of the
house.
ID. L. Snedikcr, the Eagle creek sheer
man, was in town Friday for the frs
time in ten weeks. He has beer
staying right by his flOcks
which have been increased this
spring by the handsome addition of five
hundred lambs. The Messrs Snediker
expect to shear $4,000 pounds of WOO
this season, and are among the mos
prominent and successful sheep men II
the state.