The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-08-03
PERSONAL nrrNrroN.

Mrs. B. H. Barton is visiting friends
in Council Grove.
Chaplain Lutz came in from tie west
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. n. ]. Melick and Miss Josephine
Patty are visiting friends in Marion.
Mrs. Couch and Mrs. Houghton, OF
Arkansas City, are the guests Of Mrs.
Kidder.
Mrs. r. S. Davidson, of Council
Grove, is visiting friends in this city
and Americas.
We are sorry to learn that our old
friend, Henry Clark is confined to his
bed with rheumatism.
Geo. McCartY, of Selin's Cove, Penn
sylvania, is visiting his cousin, Under
Sheriff Kramer, in this city.
Mr.. II. T. Call is lying at the point of
death with consumption, at his resi-
dence on Cottonwood street.
John A. Janus, the artist, has gone TO
Lawrence where he has received orders
TO paint number of portraits.
S. s. Wells, of Ohio, has purchased
the Mooney farm about four miles
southwest of Emporia, paying 5000.
Major Hood started Thursday to Cald
well, and will make O trip into the In
dian Territory before returning home.
We are glad to learn of the improved
condition of Fred Newman's little son
who has been very seriously i'll for some
weeks.
G.. w. Newman started east Thursday
and will spend some weeks in New Yorl
purchasing stock of fall and winter
goods.
Mrs. Bellows and her sister, Miss Jes
sic Foster, of Kansas City, are the guests
OF Captain s. b. Warren and wife, a
their residence on State street.
} Lowry Gilmore, foreman of the Eure
r ka Herald, and the efficient correspond
ent of THE News at that place, was stop
ping in Emporia for few days. III
returned on Monday.
Geo. ]. Barker, prominent attorne,
: from Lawrence and an ardent Thache
man, was in the city Friday ant
+, stopped at the Coolidge. He says Solol
s. is going TO get there.
The Council Grove Republican say
0 that Mr.. Warehouse, of EmpOria, ha
purchased stock farm on Bluff creek
to which he expects to make extcnsiv
additions and run large ranch.
G.. w. Frederick returned Frida
, from Colorado where he has been 70
some weeks looking after the interest o
the Leveta Coal and Mining company
He is in good health and has been aI
C parently much benefited by his sojourl
r in the mountains.
3 Professor Taylor, president of tn
State Normal, arrived in Emporia las
i Friday and took charge of the Lyo
county teachers normal institute o
Y Monday. He will be Joined in fey
c weeks by his family, consisting of hi
c wife and two daughters.
r Frank Lopez, young gentleman
n from New Mexico, accompanied Char
c lain Lutz and Messrs. Ireland, Band
and Snider, who returned from the yves
!, Friday, and will spend a few DAYS i
9 EmpOria. The prairies of Kansas pos
: sess for him great novelty, as he la
!. never before been away from his mouI
a tain hom
= County Clerk Ewing returne
Friday from trip through til
western part of the STATE
:, He felt the political pulse a
: a number OF points which he visite,
and regards the chances for d. w. Eas
mans nomination as state treasurer q
fi-st-cl6ss. The convention could nc
put better or more efficient man on til
ticket for that position.
The occidental pilgrcms, Andy Ire
= land, Geo. N. Bandy and Charlie Snidel
came in from the west Thursday afte
sojourn of about two weeks in Cole
I RADIO and New Mexico. They took il
all the first-class hotels, bathed in all tn
hot springs, had a "patchouly" time ger
orally, and last but not least raj
afoul of Chaplain Lutz, with whom the
i made the return trip from Las Vegas.