The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-02
OUR PEOPLE.
OUR NEIoHBORs AND OUR QUESTS.
Personal Items Concerning EmPOria,
the Various Towns of Which She
Is the Hub, and the Coun-
try Round About
prom enc saturday Evening Sow.


try Round About.
From the Saturday Evening News.
AT HOME.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Keller dined at |
Judge Watson's to-day.
W.T.. Shaw, of Urbana, Ill, is visit
bis brother-in law, NJ. w. Gilchrist.
William Smith has just completed a
good residence on Cottonwood street.
John I. Burns, of BrownsbrIdge, Ind,
with his wife and daughter is in the city.
Mr.. Sherfey, formerly of Emporia,
but now of Bloomington, Ill, is at the
Park Place.
j. s. Kenyon receive the sad intelli-
gence Friday of the death of his father
at New York.
W. o. Lunsford, the genial editor of
the Madison News, came over to EN-
poria last night.
Clinton Sterry, of the law firm OF Ster-'
ry 81 Sedgwick, went to Iowa last week
on professional business.
Mrs. CeIina Mcmillan, of Council
Grove, has purchased the Saulpaugh
twenty acres southwest of Emporia.
John Coate, of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa,
who came down to attend the Randolph
Keller wedding, returned home to-day.
Geo. Birch and Marcia A. Davis, both
of Jackson township were married this
afternoon by Judge Bachelor, at his Of
fee.
]. II. Peck has secured the contract
for steam Laundry 25x50 feet, to be
erected on Market street, for J. II.
Cooley.
]. p. Williams and wife, Eads, this
county, who went to Eureka Springs in
June last. returned yesterday much i'm
proved in health.
\ w. H. Suppe came home on the can
non ball to-day after a weeks trip in the
east and will be followed by big stock
of new goods.
Col. Feighan can boast of the biggest
girl baby in this neck o. woods. 1t ar.
!, rived Friday morning and turns the beam
at the ten pound notch.
Samuel w. Miller and Esther A
Stroud, of this county were married thii
/ afternoon at the residence of P. p. Hill
lerman. DR.. Cordley officiating.
Miss Eva Valentine, of Topeka
daughter of Judge Valentine of the su
preme court, is visiting at the residence
of Mr.. A. NJ. Blair, on Market street.
Albert Bryan and Lizzie F. Holmes
: both Of Reading, were made man AMI
wife Oct. %, at the residence of Rev. Dr.
Cordley, who performed the ceremony
q RI. Rev. l.. NJ. Fink, bishop of Leav
> enworth, came to this place yesterda.
4 and spent the night with Father Meier
r He went to Junction City to-day at As
! Mrs. j. F. Hendy left Friday for a visi
i to her old home in Kentucky. 1t
4 our wish that her visit may be the mos
8 pleasant and beneficial to her bealtl
G which is very much impaired.
Jacob Jacobs, Jr., of Neosho Rapid
y slightly hurt himself to-day in endeaN
J. oring to check his frightened team. H
i was thrown down, but soon recovere
C himself and held the horses.
), IS. Greenlee, one. of the solid farm
u ers of the Neosho valley, was in tow
to-day. He lately hurt his foot severel
with an ak and is obliged TO have
u L hanAaual foot mn unaan
George s. Pettingill, of Maine, Judg
; Becheller's old partner, has come t
Kansas to locate permanently. He ha
.. purchased stock ranch in Chase cour
ty, where he viii go shortly with hi
family.
c. E. and W. w. Hadley, who hay
, been stopping with d. q. Allen a wee
or so, left for the southern part OF tn
state last Friday where they will spen
!, few days looking over the country
= They win probably visit the India
: territory before they return
n The following marriage licenses wer
IF issued to-day by Judge Kellogg: W.
d w. Huitt and Jennie Cope, of Plymouth
"a George Birch and Marcia A. Davis, {
d Emporia. Samuel Miller and Esther
d Stroud, Emporia. Joseph =. Brown an
" Laura Humphrey, of Americas
IT w. II. Lubbock and wife who are G
m their way home to Malta Bend, No
I'd stopped off day to spend the Sabbal
with their brother j. r. Lubbock. N
x L. has been spending the summer
&c Colorado and New Mexico in hopes
1t restoring the health OF his wife. MI
If L. is in quite feeble health.
=, Rev. Henry w. Woods, of Frankfol
ao Kansas, was en- route from that place F.
a day to Florence, and while waiting
his train here took a stroll over the cit
~ and wandered into The NEWS offlC
IN He is very favorably impressed WI
Emporia, and thinks the Presbyterii
no synod, of which he was a membt
made a wise choice In the selection
"a this place for their college.
all Mrs. Geo. Sill returned this afterno'
N from Atchison where she has been Wis
Is. ing friends. She brought with her
no handsome anchor made of import
'er moss and lmmortelles and wreath
ms the same, with the name "Charlie'
ng immorlelles. These che made at L
he request of Mrs. s. Guerrier and tn
le- will be placed on the graves of lit
tic frankie and Charlie Guerrier in Mapl
1T, wood cemetery. The moss will rema
70 green all winter and the love Toxic
ka are certainly beautiful and emblemat