The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-08-17
FEksoNAL MENTION.

FRANK brewer, OF Eureka spent sun
! day in Emporia.
Henry Zcllner, of Ottawa, is the CUES
Of Rev. j. T. Hanna, of this city.
Miss Ollie Spicer went to Illinois to
day, where she viii remain for som,
time.
W. A. Randolph has received com
mission as notary public from Coy. ST
John.
| We regret to learn that Miss Ids
Kizer is lying quite i'll at her home neal
Reading.
John w. Jones and wife returned
from their wedding journey Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed Myers, of Nicker.
son, are visiting with the family of D.
d. Myers.
Miss Fannie Morse. of Wamego, is
attending the teachers institute in SEES
sion in this city.
Mr. L. D. Myers Will be pleased to
see his friends at the stove and hardware
store of G. B. Peters.
G. w Kirby, of Galva, Illinois, is in
the city looking after his real estate in
terests in this county.
Rev. G. Gullett, pastor of the NJ. E.
church at Eureka, favored THE NEWS
office with a call Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mason and her son Frank,
started for Springfield, ILLINOIS, Monday
for visit of some weeks.
}. W. latham, of the Illinois store,
startdd east Wednesday to lay in
stock of fall and winter dry goods.
Professor Davis and his bride went
to Greenwood county last Monday for
u visit among friends and relatives.
DR.. Thomas and his son Charles, of
Harrison, Ohio, are visiting at the resi-
dence of Mrs. A. W. Thomas on Union
street. =,
o. T. Sawyer started east last evening
to purchase one the largest and best
stocks of dry goods ever brought to En-
poria.
Mansfield Wells and family and Ed
gar Gibson started Wednesday for Los
Angeles, California, where they expect
to locate.
Miss Lizzie Wilder, who has been
visiting for some weeks at the residence
of C. s. Cross, returned to her home in
Lawrence Monday.
JAS T. Hanna and wife and John P.
Hanna, of Ottawa, are visiting at the
residence of their father, Rev. j. T. |
Hanna, of this city.
Mr.. A. P. and Miss frankie D. Davis
went to Junction City Monday. Mr..
Davis has been employed to teach the
grammar school at that place.
DR.. Stouffer, of Wayne county, Ohio,
who purchased a tract of land at Hor-
tonburg some weeks ago, arrived in
Monday from the east.
w. N. Leff1ngwell, fine musician
from Winfield. has come to Emporia to
stay. and will become a member of the
opera house orchestra.
At the close of the camp-meeting here
Mrs. Robinson will go to Iowa to visit
riends and enjoy needed rest before
Entering upon her evangelist labors for
he winter.
W. p Stewart, who sold his farm
lear Americas recently, has gone with
lis family to visit his old home at
Youngstown, Ohio, where they will
spend the winter.
] d. Doyle, who has had charge of
he accounts of the lumber firm of s. A.
Brown s. Co, at Chicago, has been trans
erred to Emporia. We trust he will
ind our town an agreeable place of
esidence.
T. S. Miller, of Chicago, the gentle
nan employed by II. j. Bird, the jew
Ter, arrived Tuesday and has assumed {
he duties of his new position. Mr.. ,
filler is said TO be one of the finest
in the west.
The genial and rotund Col. Prouty, of
'opeka, was in the city Tuesday and re-
Orts the outlook for the best fair ever
ED at Bismark Grove as extremely en- J
ouraglng. The association has been
ortunate in securing the services of
UGH an excellent man to work up their
exhibition.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pemberton and little
aughter arrived in Emporia Monday
1rm TeavenwOrth and ara sfnnDinO at
be residence of Mrs. P.'s parents, Mr.. and
Irs. Thomas Murdoch. MI Pemberton
going into business at
LAY Center and went to that place
Ionday. leaving his wife and daughter
ere for the present.