The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-23
Miss Amanda Biggs. after two years'
absence in Colorado has returned TO En-

Miss Amanda Biggs. after two year,
absence in Colorado has returned to En-
reke.
Mr.. James Mills, Jr., formerly of
Greenwood county, las returned from
Rosita. Colorado.
Miss Georgiana Daniels, our new ST.
periniendent OF instruction, has resigned
her position in the city schools
Henry Snyder. skilliul wielder Of
the cleaning steel, has handsome new
cup case.
F. s. Peck has bought ihe Cornwall
property.
DIR. Huntington will close his Office
next Saturday for month.
F. E. Diiiemore, lately from Seyery,
now lives amongst u.s.
o. r. Hover, who lives at Fall River,
los: his haystacks, corn crib and his
stable by fire last week. IL WAS set On
fire by his little five ear-oid son, who
it seems, had lhOughtiessly put a light
ed match 70 handful of hay.
]. B. Clogston's official majority over
J. N Ludle lie 32l.
AT Usage
Warner WahI, who lost his life in the
coal near Peterton, WIS buried this
week by the Knights of Pylhias.
j. s. Danford, OF this city, who has
been suffering from intense nervous pros
tration since his return from Denver,
some days ago, is still in precarious
state of health.
The first hop of the season at the
opera house last week was pleasant at-
fair and the young men in charge de-
served great credit.
T. L. Marshall, cashier of the Osage
county bank, is still confined TO his resi-
dence.
Mr. John Prosser is leader of the
choirs, in this vicinity which Will take
part in the coming Eisteddtod. Choirs
from all parts of the state will be PIES
ent and grand singing festival may I've
put down as one of the events of this
winter.
d. l.. Jones, Grilf E. Jones aud John
w. Smith are feeding large number Of
fine cattle near Arvonia
AT MADISON.
Miss Berthe Dunbar, of this place, is
teaching at SeYery.
N T. Prichard and John Nelson. are
away buying cattle.
Peter YearOut is teaching school on
Rock creek in Lyon county.
s. B. Greer, L. J. Cunkle, Geo. o.
Levett and T. 3. Mcclure, are receiving
bids for our sidewalks which are to be.
Ezra Trask thought he recognized an
old acquaintance ON the stage at the
Whitley opera house in EmporIa dur
ing the play of 'Old Shipmates."
AT THE FALLS.
John Holmes is thinking of starting
4. of nj f.Na
tion bets.
Col. Copeland will deliver humorous
lecture at PratI's Music Hail Saturday
next
Miss Anna Wilson, daughter of Mrs.
Asa Gillett, and Mr.. Hugh jackson,
we're married by Rev. A. Maxey and are
now spending their honeymoon.
Mrs. E. 4. Hildebrand and Mrs. DIR.
Fisk ut Strong City gave an elegant
masquerade party recently.
AT AMERIcUs.
Robert Clarke returned Friday |
from an unsuccessful search for the boy |
of Mr.. Tarney which he went after a
few days ago, but yet thinks the lad will |
soon be returned to his sOrroWing pa |
rents.
VIM Forebush, of Chicago, was in |
town looking after the furniture inter |
ests.
James White inf,rrms us the famous |
hog case in which he and Thomas White |
were defendants and Alex Cunningham |
was plaintiff was compromised upon the |
payment of $65
Mr. Stephen Morgan and Miss Alma |
Stubs, of Americas township, were |
married November 10 by Rev. j. A. Col |
Inns al his residence in Americus