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

from q severe attack of malarial fever.
Mrs C. Bennett. who is at present
making her home in Lawrence, is visit
ing at the residence of DIR. Jacobs in this
city.
Messrs. A. E. Barnes and ]. T. SIMS,
two of Topeka's ''best young men,"
spent Saturday evening making calls in
Emporis.
Mrs. Emily Hurd returned from a
visit to Parsons Monday She was
accompanied by her niece Miss Cora
Grimes.
N. M Carter has returned To Emporia
from Parsons, and will be found by his
friends at the grocery store of McDon-
aid s. Lakin.
Mss Achsah Harris received diplO-
ma Monday a. graduate ofthe Plymouth
school, which is under the instruction
of Miss Sadie .Hinkle.
Miss Katie Z. Stanley, who has been
visiting for some weeks at the residence
of VIM. Clark, returned to her home in
ST. Louis Wednesday.
Mrs. s. Is. Warren and her youngest
son started Tuesday for a visit to Loda,
Illinois. They were accompanied as
far as Chicago by the Captain.
Mr. C. S. White, firstclass printer,
who has been holding cases for several
weeks in this Office, left Monday for
his home in Cardington, Ohio.
W. II. Sisler started to La Grange,
Missouri, Tuesday The nature of his er-
rand is matter OF pleasant speculation
among his friends in this city.
We regret TO learn that Charlie, a lit
tie son of S. Guerrier, is still lying in a
very critical condition, and that his re-
covery is a matter of grave doubt
Col. l.. f. Hale, of Coldwater, Michi
gan, formerly commander of the famous
Looms battery, is visiting his neice,
Mrs. d. w. Eastman, in this city.
Mr.. L. Fl. Williams went 10 Kansas
City to-day TO meet his wife's mother, who
lives in New York and is coming to
Kansas TO spend part of the summer.
G. H. Henry is canvassing for Ride
outs Monthly Magazine. He gives a
years subscription and SIX large en-
cravings and chromOs all fer one dollar.
Miss Anna G. Rudd, of Orangeboro,
Kentucky, who has been visiting in Col
orado. arrived last Monday and is
,ha ,v,,aa1 Of has amt Me- ~ ~ NarOa
Mrs R. E. Ward, of Topeka, is visit.
| ing her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Keller
Mr.. Frank Ward, the bright little son OF
some six months, accompanies his moth
er.
j. H. Mclean, who has been confined
to the house for some days at the resi-
dence of his cousin, Col. ]. NJ. Steele
was able TO drive to his sheep rancE
Tuesday.
L. Pearson, formerly division super
intendent on the Missouri Pacific, hal
been promoted TO the position of divi
sion freight agent with headquarters a
Sedalia.
/ ]. c. Kirk, who has been employed il
the lumber yard of s. A. Brown at Eure
ka, arrived in Emporia Monday, am
has accepted position with the sam
company in this city.
We regret to learn that 7. S. Krutz
of the Central Loan and Land Company
has been laid up for some days at LAX
Village, New Hampshire, though he
now able to be up again.
Frank James is registered at the FIT
avenue. AS no revolvers or bowl
knives were visible, we infer that he
no relation of Mrs. DR.. Samuels, and VT
, shall keep right on carrying our wealt
. with US.
Mr.. Stephen Janus has accepted
, position as clerk in the Santa Fe tick
t Office of this place. Mr.. Janus recentl
r came to Emporia from Washington ]
!, c., and thinks of making Emporia h
= home.
Our handsome friend, Al Lowry,
Americas, was in town Tuesday, ar
: transacted some business of impol
7 ance with Probate Judge Kellog
There will be more of this item lat
in the week.
Mr.. o. Pfefferle, and R. Ebert, Il
. latter of Winfield, expect to leave he
II next Friday. They will take passaI
. for Europe on the steamer Wheele
\ which will leave the New York dock
, the 18th inst.
'. County Attorney Sedgwick went
Re Marion county Tuesday on business &C
.e nected with the recognizance in the c.
Roberts case, the bond for whose 6
IF pearance was signed by several part
'e in Lyon county.
~ NJ. E. Felty and family started Mond
" to Cleveland, Ohio, their former hol
he and where they expect to reside in |
Z future. This move is made for the b
eft of Mrs. Felty's health, with viii
& Kansas does not agree.
n The many friends Of Elder p
& Rhodes, who was at one time presidi
be elder Of this district and resident
n. EmpOria, are delighted to see him
IN our midst again. els here on busin,
ut relating to the state camp meeting.
le Miss Rosa Bartch left Tuesday on
u noon train for Winona, Minnesota,
IN spend the summer with her sister, n
~ Wheeler, and she will prosecute
u, study Of music under competent instr
"a tors during her stay in the northwest
AZ Mrs. A. Pemberton started for L.
r.. snworth last Monday tn join
IN husband, who is engaged in the 81
IL trade in that city, and where she !
III reside in the future. Her depart
Er. from Emporia is regretted by many
,as dent friends.
nd II. B. Hedges, travelling agent for
I'm Howe sewing machine company,
su- in the city Tuesday shaking hands v
III old friends. Mr.. H. was at one tin
de- resident of Emporia and many "
ago was associated in business will
NJ. Fry, of this city.
10 Paul Bossart, of the Merchants 7
y. PnO1c COnP 1ny a. hAnSdS lily, Is :
Ilii ping at the Coolidge. His errsnd !
II Is TO forward the material which
np- shipped TO Emporia some months
use to Parsons, the local company and
II company owning the franchise for
.cr- state having failed to agree upon te
md by which a general exchange can b
tablished in this city.