The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-04-06

PERSONAL MENTION.
w W. Scott went 10 Lyndon Tuesday
70 attend court.
DR.. Hibben, of Topeka. spent the Sab
bath in Emporia.
Mrs. Senator Gillett has returned
from a visit to Iowa
Dr. Moore and his daughter Ida went
to st. Louis yesterday.
Miss Chrichion, of the Normal is tax
ing a weeks vacation.
Mr.. Manshan expects 10 return to
Colorado To morrow.
Mrs. j. G. Morse and daughter, of
Lawrence, are in the city.
Mr. VIM. Gaddis, of Grand Rapids,
Michigan, has come 10 Emporia to To-
cate.
Mrs. G. b. Peters started TO Piqua,
Ohio, Monday. 10 visit her daughter, Mrs.
He msteger.
E ]. Brickey. residing west of
the city, was stricken with paralysis on
Saturday.
John Egan went to Lyndon Tuesday to
report the proceedings of the Usage
county district court.
Z. B. Watts, representing Philadel-
phia hardware house, was interviewing
our lion merchants today.
DIR. McCarty, formerly of Illinois,
but later of Newton, Is in the city and
may make Emporia his home.
George Guerrier started Monday for
Chester, Pennsylvania, with view to
entering the military academy at that
place.
ID. Thomas started east for goods yester'
day. He will purchase large and ele-
CANT stock of everything in his line of
trade.
David Moses, of Arvonia, is visiting
his brother, w. B., in this city. He is
just recovering from severe attack Of
typhoid fever.
Mr.. John B. Burke, who looks after
the wants of the travelling public at the
Park Place hotel, is spending few days
with friends in st. Joe.
VIM. l. Bowlby, a first-class carpen.
ter, from Illinois, Is building an ad.
dIlion to the house of Judge Elsiun, and
will locate in EmpOria.
Miss Dora Knapp, who for some time
has been visiting with the family of T..
A Leighton, returned to her home al
Ossawatomic Saturday.
| DIR. X. l. Thomas, of Cottonwood, was
IN the city Saturday. He has sold his
interests in Chase county. and we trust
he may return to Emporia.
w. j. Brewer, once the proprietor vi
the old Fifth Avenue hotel, but now en-
| gagged in the cattle business near Bur
lington. is stopping at the Merchants.
L. B. Maxson, of Alleghaney county,
New York. is paying short visit to his
brother. p. b. Maxson, of Allen
creek. He is much pleased with Kan
sas.
w. +. Larimer, who has been visiting
in Emporia for some days, started for
Pueblo to-day where he expects to take
a position as dispatcher for the Denver
& Rio Grande railroad.
o. II. Wylie, heavy stock man OF
Springfield, Ohio, registered at the
Merchants last Friday. He comes &c
Kansas with view of buying farm
and engaging in sheep raising.
The following gentlemen compose the
building committee Of the Second Con
gregaiinnal church: ID. l.. Thomas, d
w. Morris, Joseph c. Jones, NJ. L. Rees
D. NJ. Davis, W. ]. Jones, K. D. Thomas
C. s. Beadle, chief engineer of the
Kansas City & EmpOria railroad, re-
turned from Michigan on Saturday, ac.
companied by his brother, VIM. Beadle,
who expects to make his home in En-.
poria.
Miss Hattie Springer, daughter OF
Commissioner G. w. Springer, of Vir-
gil, is visiting friends IN this city. She
attended the Normal here in 1877 and
has since been teaching in Greenwood
county.
Miss Emily Huffman, who is to have
charge of the kindergarten at the Nor
NAL, arrived in EmporIa today, and will
begin work on Monday. Those who arc
interested in this new department of ed.
ucational work are invited TO be present
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Moses Stone, who has held cases al