The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09
personal MENTION

DR.. Slower and family started for Mis-
souri, Friday, on visit.
Hon. Gid Millar, big stock man of
Chase county, is in the city Friday.
Dr. p Gordon, of Eldorado, and
AN old citizen of Emporia is in the
city.
Fl. Llewelyn Jones has accepted po
sition as book-keeper Mt the Republican
office.
G. NJ. Dixon, prominent attorney of
Peoria, Illinois, is the guest Of I. E.
Lambert.
Mrs. Orilla Clark has returned from
visit of eight months 10 Illinois and
Wisconsin.
Mr.. II. D. Mann, Greenwood county
stock man, favored THE NEWS office
with call FIJI lay.
Abro r. Horn and Eugene Dixon, of
Milwaukee, friends Of Tram Master
Gardner, are at the Hotel Coolidge.
Col. Glover, an ex-congressman from
Missouri, is in the city on business IN
connection with the Condell estate.
MrGarrett, sOn-in-law of the late John
II. Cowan, who has been making his
home on Dow creek, will return to
Philadelphia in lew days.
John Davis, night Waterman at the
Santa Fe depot, has resigned that posi-
ton to take place in the repair shops
under Master Mechanic Wheeler.
w. F. Ellison, of Topeka, formerly
superintendent of carriers for the To-
peka postOffice, but now mail route
agent from Kansas City to Pueblo, was
in the city last week.
Major HawOrtb, Indian inspector,
who was in the city on department
business for several days, was on Gener-
al Garfield's staff when the general
routed Humphrey Marshall in the Big
Sandy valley.
ID. c. Allen, who recently purchased
the Dumond property in this city, ar
rived Thursday from Westline, Nilsson
ri, with his family and household goods
10 take possession of his home. He
says that seven families in his old neigh
borhOod are preparing to come TO Lyon
county this season.
Moses Stone, an aitache of the NEWS
is disabled by rheumatism at the
home of his brother-in-law, in Green.
wood county. He left Emporia some
| ,.aolrs aoo Co. N ShOrt .,ocat;OD anl hoe
been confined to his bed ever since. We
trust he may soon be able TO resume his
duties at this Office.
Mr.. ]. B. johnson, of Mingo, Cham
paign county, Ohio, is in the city pros
pecting for stock ranch. He is only
one of a vast number of young men who
are turning their faces to Kansas to tind
homes within her fertile borders. Mr.
Hit, young man from Bellefountaine
Ohio, who is looking up a location il
: this section of the state says there are 1
dozen or more of his friends who ar
ready to come west as soon as he finds
desirable place to settle.
We are glad to know that Dr. J. II
Page, of Jackson township, has located
in Emporia. He moved his family from
his farm north of Neosho Rapids to tn
city on Tuesday of last week. The doc
will engage in the practice of medicin
in connection with Doctor Jacobs. DI
Page first located in Lyon county in
, 1857. He had an extensive hospita
, practice during the war, and has bee
four years since regimental surgeon a
different western forts. He brings wit
him thorough knowledge of his Pre-
. fession. We are glad to greet DR.. Pag
! as citizen of Emporia, and hope h
= and his family may have no reason t
, regret their change of residence. W
I have known DR.. Page for several Year
: and believe this change will prove
\ mutual benefit TO himself and the pc,
a pie of EmpOria.