The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-21
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Conductor Haley started on trip -
the south Tuesday.
o. c. Rogers, of Eureka, spent The
Sabbath in Emporia.
Mrs T. j. Price has returned from a
visit to Kentucky.
| r. A. RhUlaad has come III from Col
orado to spend the holidays.
Frank Brewer, OF Eureka, was a
guest OF the Coolidge, Sunday.
! Mrs Geo. Kramer is spending week
at the Ruggles farm near Americas
W. s. Fem and J. w. Hays, Of Read
ing, were in the city to-day on business
A..P. CogsweIi, wife and daughter, of
Eureka spent tae night at tue Coolidge.
F. H. Clark, OF jacksonville, Illinois,
| IS IN the city on a pleasure and business
trip.
Ed. SchmidIing, Of Newton. arrived
home this morning 10 spend the hell
days.
M. veuner, OF Eureka. sheriff of
Greenwood county, was in the cry over
Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Thompson, Of Auburn,
this state, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Dill
Avery, in this city.
A g. Osborne and family moved TO
the farm Monday recently purchased by
Mr.. o. of Mrs. Boorey.
Mrs. SIocum and her daughter, Mrs.
c. N. Slerry, returned Sunday from
their visit to Chicago.
Misses Florence and Anna billiard
went To Kansas City today to spend the
holidays with friends.
Jos. Brown has just returned franz a
trip 10 Missouri, which he thinks does
not measure up to Kansas
Mrs. Hafer, nee Miss Nellie Sparks, of
Benson, Arizona, is spending few days
with her old friends in EmForia.
We are pleased TO note that Deputy
Sheriff Beers, who has been aiiing Tor
the past few days, IS on deck again.
Miss Hattie Bay, who has resided il
EGPOria Tor some years, started Tues
day for Chicago, her former home.
l.. NJ. Garter starred Tuesday for Xenia,
Ohio, To join his wife aud gaze upon his
youngest child which inc has ncvei seen.
Mrs O. D. Loyrlace is getting along
very nicely NOW alter severe illness.
Charlie and the little girl are also DONG
finely.
Our good friend Sawyer, we are sorry
Ia learn, is suffering with 4 very severe
cold, being unable II get out OF his
housa.
Walter Lee, cashier of the, L. s. Ex-
press company AT Kansas City, spent the
Sabbath in Emporia where he haas many
friends.
Frank Butcher, or Eagle Creek, who is
Just recovering from SIX weeks siege
of typhoid lever, is stopping in the city
for a few days.
Jas. J. Gore and Geo. Newberry, of
Chicago, have come To EmpoTIa on "a
shooting expedition, and are quarteied
at the Coolidge.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w Barnes and their
daughter, MISS Mamie, of Grand Rap
ids, Mich, are visiting at the residence
OF 1. h. Lambert.
T. N. Taylor. of Philadelphia, a
former resident oi this place, arrived in
the city this morning and Is the guest
of the Fifth Avenue.
C. Il. Fuller started to-day to make
his annual visit to his mother who ne
sides near Chicago. He expects 1" i've
absent several weeks.
Miss Dove Mitchell has accepted u
position IS saleslady in The millinery
establishment of Thew IL Griffith, where
she will be pleased to sec her friends.
Conductor Branch and wife will start
To Cedar Rapids. Iowa, tomorrow, for a
visit of some weeks. Conductor Peck
will take Mr. BIS run during his abb
senCs.
Z. J. Tanner arrived in Emporia from
Humboldt ON Saturday and will be
found by his friends at his old place in
the store Of Tanner Bros. 81 Heed, in
this city.
c. s. Mixer, Of San Marcial, New
Mexico, Who has been east OH II visit, has
returned Ia this place, where he will
home.
Mrs. j &. Nettleton, of Kansas City,
and her sister, Mrs. Alien, of Chicago,
who have been visiting for the past few
days in Emporia went east Monday on
the Santa Fe.
John Truitt wore a smile this morn
ing that nearly enveloped his whole
head. John says its u second edition
of its mother, and consequently very
charming little Miss.
Frank Strong, one of the most popu-
lar conductors on the Santa Fe. started
10 New York to-day on visit. 1t is in
timat-d iIat congratulations will be III
Oh der when he returns.
Miss Aletta Waterbury, teacher OF
vocal music and eloCution at Bethany
college, Topeka, came down this morn
ing 10 spend the holiday vacation with
her uncle Ed S. Waterbury.
We take sincere pleasure in noting
that MIS-. Z. NJ. Fordc, whose lite
WIS dcs paired of yesterday, Is now show
ing sIg:s OF Improvement. She Is n lady
whom tie community could lily afford
Ia lost.
Miss Flora Breiner, formerly OF Eagle
creek, hut aow located at Topeka, a
lnatrnn of Bethany College, arrived III
tlc city this morning. on "a visit I"
friends She will spend the holidays
here aud at Eagle creek.
Miss Ida Moore delighted and surpris-
ed her friends by unexpectedly arriving
home last Tuesday, from Godfrey, I'LL
| BOis, where she has been attending the
Monticello seminary. She will spend
the holidays in Emporia, after which
she will return to school
DIR. Shaw, who has been practicinC
medicine in tins city for some months
past, will go 10 Usage City in pursu-
ance of inducements which are very
tempting to II young nau of his enter
prise ard ability. We trust he may
meet with the su cess Which he certain
| ~ deserves.
4 lbtNS. Is4it tS5fN -tltNt iltitf, bHO AGNIAiaH
| tory fathers from Kansas City, who have
been assisting Fatacr Meier in conduct
| ing the services in connection with tue
| season of fntty hours devotion, retaFued
home to-day They were greatly pleas
ed with Emporia and the work being &C
cOmplished here 10y the Franciscan
fathers.
NJ w Packard, prominent lawyer,
of Bloomington, Illinois, is a guest of
Ihe Park Pluce. lie is al uncle of Mrs.
Ed Fielder, whose husband was killed
here on the A L. d = + railroad, sever.
al weeks ago, ana IL endeavoribg 10 adj
lust Il ClAiu against the read set up by
alrs Fci,der, Ia behalf Of her children
u. =. Vhulenhal, If New York City
WIS IN town over night. He is selling
rights and royalties on his patent rail
road tie The A. T.. & :. F. road has
purchased nifty carloads of the ;Ie. and
expects soon "a adopt The new patent
which is said to be a very excellent in
s;itutuiob, hroughout the entire line.
Mr.. Russell Blake, the lending man o
the Katherine Rogers combination
whose Illness nccessitated a change oi
, bill last evening, was well enough TO &C
company the troupe tn Usage City to
day He is avery talent ii young actor
and we greatly regret that hts indispo
!. sitIon deprived the EmpnrIa people %
the pleasure of seeing him.
Mrs. Flora NJ. Worth. youngest daugh
Z ter of Uncle John Carter, who has beef
sitting her relatives in Lyon count.
b for the past month, returned 10 he
4 home in Greensboro, South CarOlin
Monday This lady, who weighed 90
pounds when she was ~ years old, nov
tips the beam at 405 She is in the hes
of health and greatly enjoyed her vlsi
II. a Alexander. of Kansas City,
: cousin of H. B. Alexander, who has tn
= contract for grading the Kansas City
r. Emporia railroad. is in the city. He ha
e Just completed large contract in Nils