The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-07
The Emporia News.
THURSDAY. DEoEMBER :. 1ssa.
Personal MENTION.

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MIS-. Amelia Painter aud niece, OF
barclay, are visiting friends in the city.
J. +. Stratton returned Thursday from
trip through southwestern Missouri.
Hon. G w Sutton and family, Of
Hartford, were in the city Saturday.
Mrs. II. E. Ward and child left Friday
for Parsons, the headquarters Of Mr..
Ward.
We arc panied TO announce that Mrs.
g. w. Squires is suffering from on at
tack OF fever
Mrs. Mary Kuriz, OF Illinois, is visit
ing her brothers w. B. and j. p. Ross. in
this county.
J.E. TorringtOn. of Topeka, spent
Thanksgiving in this city with his
brother Bob.
Thos. Maltby, of Berlin, Prussia, is
visiting old friends in Emporia where
he once resided.
Mrs. Boyles, OF JuRction City, is Wis
itiag Mrs. johnson al her residence on
Constitution street.
:. X. Taylor went 80 Texas Satur-
day, where he will be employed by the
dominion cattle company.
John Russell, of WyandoIte, is con-
fined to his bed with rheumatism at the
residence Of his uncle, DIR. Trueworthy.
John T. White, special examiner Of
the L. 3. Pension Bureau, is making q
short visit in Emporia with W. w. Mar
dis.
Mrs. c. 5. Woodruff, of Keokuk, To-
wa, is the guest of Elder Lott and his
wife at their residence on Exchange
street.
Mr.. Thomas Murdoch returned from
Wichits Wednesday night, where he
has been visiting his sons for several
weeks.
Major VIM. NJ. Laughlin, "a real estate
dealer and contractor, of Chicago, Is in
the city on visit 10 his brother, Ira
Laughlin, of Constitution street.
Mrs. MI. Aulabaugh, OF Urbana,
Ohio, and Mrs. T. p. Campbell, of At.
tica, Indiana, are visiting at the resi-
dence of II. p. Rupert, 93 Exchange
street.
When Luther Rees comes home from
Washington for a vacation he will show
the people here one of the prettiest girl
babies ever born In the District of Col
ambia The little stranger arrived this
week.
Mrs. II. l.. Dunlap and Mrs. Mary
Riggs, of Portsmouth, Ohio, arrived IN
Emporia this morning on the Santa Fe
The former Is visiting her son Howard
and the latter Is stopping atthe residence
of $. b. Riggs, on Merchant street.
p. w. Montgomery, formerly an en-
gineer on the Santa Fe road, returned
home Friday. He has made arrange
ments to run an engine on the UnioI
Pacific railroad, and will start in q few
days for Oregon. His family will re
main here for the present
/. L. Lambert, with characteristic
loyalty to the Republican party,reports
new voter up at his house, who is vouchet
for by his father TO be sound on all thu
vital issues which divide the two grea
political organizations. All concerned
are doing nicely.
John and Warren Roney, the forme
from Chambersburg and the latter from
Carlisle, Pa, Fare In the city. They ar
in search Of farms and if they can b
suited will settle in Kansas shortly
John is an old railroad engineer, havinI
steered an engine on the CHAMBERLAIN
Valley road, between Harrisburg, Pa
and MaEtInsburg, Va, for twenty year.
II as successful as an agriculturist as
was as an engineer he will be an orns
ment and valuable acquisition TO, tn
calling. We hope the gentlemen wi
both find what they are looking for an
soon become,citiZens of Kansas.