The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-30
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Ben turman Will spend 1hanEsgls-
ing in Topeka.
i j. 3. Fay was among the arrivals from
Topeka to-day.
s. Butler, of Weston, BIO, is guest
of the Fifth Avenue.
FT. Woodward, OF Mt Chase, was IN
the city this morning.
W. Parsons, of Topeka, was guest of
the Park Place over night.
Sheriff B0lch, of Chase county, was in
the city to-day on business
1. A. Taylor, Of Hartford, visited En-
| porie today OF business.
w. o. Mills, OF Stella, Ne5-, is in the
city with an eye TO business.
Sands Cook, OF Amencus. took his
hash At the Coolidge Tuesday.
Il. A. Robinson, of Cottonwood Falls,
VAS visitor to this place to-day
| Capt Lewis Webster and G. L. Knight,
Of Dunlap. visited Emporia to-day
Zen 5. Henderson. of Lawrence,
ssOpped al the Coolidge over night.
Mrs. Belle Stone is teaching Miss
/ Watsoa's room while the latter Is sick.
We are glad to see our friend Griffith
again behind the counter az Sawyer's.
Z. II. Perry, OF Jacksonville. ILL.,, and
very pleasant gentleman, was ia the
city to-day.
r. G. Haywood left on business
"trip of several days duration to the
southwest Monday.
John Edwards and wife registered at
the Coolidge last night. Thry left for
Eureka this morning.
Howard Dunlap and wife will give
81 pleasant party at their residence ON
State street this evening.
Z. L. Holmes and wife who have been
visiting friends here since Saturday
evening, returned home to-day.
ThOs. TIbbiit, of Kansas City. pas
seDger conductor on the w. 5. L. 81 j.
road, was ia the city awhile to-day.
Mrs II. M. Allen, of Lurin, n. Y, has
come 10 EmpoFia 10 spend The winter
with her daughter, Mrs j. C. Jones.
We are glad To learn that Mrs. /. ID.
Fox is getting better. She will be con-
fined TO her bed some days yet, however.
Hugh Hefferan, with whitley 81 Han
son, of Council Grove, will spend his
Thanksgiving with friends in this place.
John Edwards, of Greenwood county,
and Annie Heating, of this place, were
on Tuesday licensed tO marry by Judge
Kellogg.
). Gurrier, secretary OF the Chicago
Lumber company, formerly of this
place, but now residing at Atchlson, is
in the city on business.
Francis BrOgan, one OF Hartiord's
solid meD. WAS in the city to-day and
bought pair al Fairbanks scales for
his farm near Hartford.
Early this morning Judge Kellogg
married in his office l.. +. Harding, of
"A. - aty..v Of l9Il
City, Osborn county, Kansas.
Z. w. Fullerton, of Toledo, Ohio, ar
rived in the city last Tuesday and he
thinks Emporia is one OF the Iiveliest
little cities IN the southwest.
Robert Morrow, Sr., and wife left for
Carthage, No, yesterday afternoon to
bc gone until Friday. The trip will
combine business and pleasure.
Miss Elva Egberi, WHO has been Wis
Ting friends az Reading and Usage Guy,
tar several days past, returned home to-
day AMI reports very enjoyable time.
7. J. Peters, prominent coal merchant
of Usage City, was among our visitors
to-day. He has an eye 10 business in
the coal trade IN this place and surround
iHgtuwns.
Capt Sommers, who has been spend
ing few days at Pierce City, Mo-, re-
turned home Sunday, accompanied by
his wife and Mrs. Dwight Bill, who
have been spending some weeks in st.
Louis
5. NJ. Smith, who has lately come
home from old Mexico, has just return
Ell from n short visit 10 Chicago, Law
renee and other places. Sam is an ex-
cellent fellow, and we hope he will re-
main in Emporia.
Dan Mcdonald and wife, and Mrs.
Innis, left for Pierce City, $40, to-day,
where Mr.. Mcdonald viii go into the
hotel business. We hope success may
attend his efforts, and We heartily com
mend him and his family TO the kindly
consideration of the Pierce City people.
w. N Somes, accompanied by his
wife, was III the city over night. They
left for Council Grove Tuesday afternoon
where Mr.. Somes, who is "a member of
the Kansas City Bridge company, will
at once begin the construction of a
bridge for the Missouri Pacific railroad
across the Neosho river. The structure
is to be 100 feet long, and the work is IN
good hands.
E. p. Dunbaugh, proprietor of the
Star grocery, at Humboldt, was in the
city over nIghi. He come here yester-
day afternoon to take the cannon
ball TO Pueblo, Colorado, to attend the
funeral of his father, but as the cannon
ball is no longer on the road he could
not takeIt, and was unable to make
connections on any other train and
reach the desired destination in time,
and this morning he returned home
v Richardson has rejoined his family
in Emporia and looks az happy as q big
sunflower Charley Branch and wife
have returned to Emporia 10 live. We
welcome both these conductors and their
families and trust they will make this
city their headquarters hereafter. The
anita Fe road, we understand, pays tie
| highest compliment To these gentlemen,
and we have no doubt they will soon be
on the road again-cannon ball or
no cannon ball.
o. j. Greenleaf, IA prominent farmer
and stock man living east of the city five
or six miles, started Tor his old home IN
London, Ohio tuesday, accompanied by
! his little son Fred He is going on u
| business trip and will be gone about
| month He will visit South Charleston,
where he kept hotel a few years ago,
the best that was ever kept III that little
village, toe, for we ate at his table there
not = few times. Springfield, the home
of his wiie's parents is another place
he will visit before he returns TO Kan
sas We wish him pleasant and pro-
! iitablc trip.
. Capt. j. viii Hamiito n, of this city,
gave US call today. He has been
| very sick with bilious intermittent fever
for some time but has recovered and Is
now able 10 get around. He has Teceiv-
ed an appointment as scout from Maj.
General John Pope, at LeavenwoTth,
with instructions to report to Gen. II. 5.
Nc Kinney, at Fort Union, N M. The
Captain was under Gems Shields and
Pope during the late war, being a men,
her OF the old 18Th Indiana Infantry.
He was detached as scout aud from Gen.
Pope's letter which speaks of his meri-
toriuus conduct he did some good ser
vice lie was the bearer of the noted
order to Gen. FitZ. John Porter from
Gen. Pope in the battle of Bull Run
| which Porter failed TO obey. The Cap
tain was we'll known as "HoOsier Bill"
He expects TO go west as soon rs his
health will permit and says we can look
for a lively campaign against the red
skins next spring, for there are troops
concentrating in New Mexico already.
and the Indians Will either have To get
ON there reservations or do worse. They
have had their way long enough. The
government Will have a say next year.
He thinks the noble red man should be
turned over to the military; that IL
, would be better for the Indian and bet
5 ter for the government. The Captain
takes with him as assistant scout G. w.
Mcdonald. of AtchisOn, formerly of FIT.
Scott.
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says: THE silver-voiced tenor, Sig.