The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-30
PERSONAL MENTION.

AL Phillips is the inflated proprietor
Of splendid new boy.
Mrs. E. E. Holmes is suffering with
severe bilious attack.
Ed Kinnan has accepted q position as
salesman with G. P. Jones q Co.
Master Charlie Haussler returned
Tbutsiay from visit 10 st. Louis.
Mrs. Storrs started to Chicago Monday
ON a visit to old friends in that city.
Mrs. Lille Guernsey. nee Mitchell, of
Independence, is visiting relatives in
this city
w E MacMshon has accepted po-
sition in the -four and fred store 81 j.
NJ. Flaker
Lee Vernon IS settling up some
business for tx Sheriff Noon AT the
court house.
A. Pemberton, Jr, of Leavenworth,
arrived in the city Sunday to SIC his
wife and daughter.
Percy r. Noise has accepted posi-
iion in the Grange store, where he is
making many friends
Miss Minnie Flanagan has accepted
IL position as saleslady in the dry goods
store of o. F. Sawyer
A ID. Forbes. of PiItsburg, Pennss Iva
mia, has been added To the clerical force
at the Santa Fee depot.
G. w. Newman, H. w. McCune and
l2. ID. Jeremy came in frnm the east On
the SaHta Fe Saturday evening.
win Gilchrist went to Pierce Clty,
Missouri, ON Saturday and will return
in few days with some fine horses.
Rev. G. W. Pye. of Cherokee, former
ly pastor of The NJ. E church of this
city, spent the Sabbath in Emporia
L. w. Lewis, bridge contractor on the
Santa Fe road, left for Ration, New
Mexico, by the morning train. Wednes-
Griffith Edwards, who Is working for
l.. w. Lewis at Ration, is spending a
few days with his family in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Scott, of Pueblo,
are in the city visiting at the residence
of Judge Pey ton, Mrs. ScOtt's father.
Messrs ]. NJ. Abbott and w. C. Bal
ley, of the Usage City schools, paid q
visit 10 the Emporia schools Wednesday
G. w. Frederick and T. s. Krutz have
gone 10 Colorado in the interest of the
Lave,a coal and mining company.
We are pleased to learn that II. H..
Inness has sold out his interest al Ne
osho Falls, and will return to Emporia.
Mrs. G. A. Ferdinand, whose death
was chronicled In the NEWS of Satur-
day, left an infant son three weeks old.
w. E. MacMahon. who has had charge
of the Americas schools during the past
winter, cuntemplates building in Empo-
ria
J. p. Caldwell, who has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs Elder Lott, in this
city, returned 10 his home in Missouri
Welne sday.
r. G. Haywood and wife, Of Arkansas
City. are visiting in Emporia- Mr.. II.
has closed out his business at the form
er place. and is looking around for n
new location.
Mr. O. ID. Swan returned from visit
of some weeks in the east IN Saturday
night, arriving just in tune TO welcome
q young son which was born To him on
Sunday morning.
Ed. Collard, who has been for long
time express delivercr for Wells, Fargo
& Co, expects 10 leave for New Mexico
shortly. and will most likely make that
country his future home.
A nesting was held at the Hotel Cool
idge W. dnes day in the interest OF the
Emporia street railway Hon. Geo Il
Peck, J. I. Goddard and ]. w. Hartzell
of Topeka, were present.
Mr.. j. H. Baird, who has been serious
ly i'll with fever for some time past, We
are pleased to say, is now raIidly con-
valescing, and able to sit up. We hope
to soon see him at his place OF business.
Mrs. /. Z. Perley started Monday for
Evanston, Illinois, to which place the
family think of removing in the fall for
the education of the children. Mr.. Per
ley accompanied his wife as far as Kan
sas City.
On last Saturday Mr.. and Mrs.
McCreeIy, mother and father of Mrs.
Judge Elstun of this city, celebrated the
sIxty-fifih anniversary of their wedding
day at their home in franklin county,
Illinois, where they have lived ever
since their marriage.
Lowry Gilmore, OF the Eureka Her
aid, is making a shoIt visit in Emporia
and dropped in to see TIE News boys
Friday. We are indebted to Lowry for
some very interesting correspondence
from the Greenwood county capital,
which is duly appreciated.
Mr.. Frank j. 5ibley, of Lincoln, Ne
braska, who has been in the city for the
past few days gathering data
for a work on prohibition, went to New
ton Friday. Mr.. Sibley is the gentleman
who was mobbed by the whiskyitts II
| LeavenWOFth last June.
Mr. c. j. Tanner, one of the propIie
tors Of the new business house going VI
north of the Whitley opera house, was
in town last Friday, and went To st
Louis next morning to buy window
glass and other supplies for the new
store room.
Mr.. 4. G. Newman, wife and daugh
ter, who for some time past have beer
visiting with the family of G. w. New
man, left for their home in Maine by
the noon train. Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood
will accompany them as far as Kansas
City, and Mrs. II. will extend her trip Il
Maine, New York and other eastern
points.
Peter Munson returned TO Emporii
last Friday after an absence Of SOM
months, during which he visited his OLE
home in Denmark and other places il
Europe. He reports his return vOyagI
as having been somewhat rough, but b.
is looking in excellent health. Nj
Munson expects to go 10 Kansas City Il
keep books for a wholesale establish
ment at that place.