The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-10-26
PUEELr PRRsoNAI.
AT THE GROVE.

NV
RM.Armstrong and wife are at home
again.
Ed. Dill and wife have gone to house
keeping.
]. 7. Bradley attended court in Chase
county last week.
E.s- Bertram is grand master of the
1. o. o. F. Of Kansas
DR.. Ewing Smith, formerly of EN-
poria is goingto Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cassie Wilcox wiz re-
main in Texas this winter.
ehas. Fleming. of Bridgeport, Conn,
is visiting at D. c. Webb's.
Raleigh Isaacs and Mary Eads, of this
county have been united in marriage.
Engineer Ellis says work on the grade
Of the new railroad will begin this
week.
John Henson has returned from New
York, where he left his children at his
mothers home.
Frank Upton has sold 1GO acres of
land near town to Gibler Bros, of the
Humpty- Dumpty troupe.
The untimely death of John Boss casts
a heavy gloom over this community, es-
pecially among the young people.
Al Marks, while out hunting this
week accidentally received the fun dis
charge of a gun in the hands of one of
the party. he now carries his arm in
sling.
The profound sorrow that is felt at the
recent death of Ed Dean is now doubled
since the demise OF John Boss. Both
were cut down IN the prime of life, so
suddenly and strangely. The sadness
is deep and universal
AT EUREKA.
o. D. Swan, of Emporia, was here this
week.
A. P. ingalls, lost $50 worth of goods
by THEFT this week
A. NJ. WATSON has purchased of l. n.
Farden the lots north of the NJ E. church
w. s. Reece has sold part interest in
his celebrated horse "Alhambra" 10 a
Fit. Scott party.
G. w. Potwin, of GAINESVILLE, has been
looking after his landed interests in
Greenwood county.
Rev. III. F. Troxell with his bride, nee
Miss Julia T. Ferrey of Maryland, re-
turned TO Eureka, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Olney were the
recipients of number of presents the
other evening by friends who dropped
in to surprise" them, as the judge and
his estimable wife will go east in a few
days. A delightful evening was passed.
AT MADISON
T. B. Mcclure again resides in town
w. L. Stanley has come to town to
live
Mcclure & Hall is the new business
firm here.
Prot. Goolman's music class now
numbers 20.
Frank Kecler is building dwelling
| IN RandolDh'S addition.
Robt. B. Fletcher, one of the first set
tiers at Lena Valley, died last week.
Miss Georglana Daniels, a candidate
for county superintendent, was in town
last week and enjoyed pleasant recep
ton at the Strong house.
AT HARTFORD.
John Stout is in Missouri
j. NJ. Ruby is not yet able to be about
r. t Snediker is ON the war path
too.
Mrs, S. M Coburn died yes:e.d,,,
morning,
w. II. Flickinger has moved Into his
new house.
Charles Coburn is now at Haskin's
meat market.
Dr. Sutton returned from Mcpherson
county Friday.
Mr. Hazlett will put up brick bust
ness house soon.
A. Gillett is feeding ESQ head of cattle
on his farm near here.
Mrs. w. r. Hurst is enjoying visi
from u cousin from Indiana
Campbell brothers are getting Tho
brick for their new building.
Fred Dumbauld has gone to Column
bus, Ohio, to take medical course.
AT DUNLAP.
Mrs. E j. K;llan has sold her prop
erty.
Mr.. Stewart is building an addition Il
the Buckeye house.
E. d. Bulen has sold half interest IL
his store to G. E. Kidd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrich, assisted by the
valuable aid of Mrs. AInsbaugh delight
fully entertained number of friends il
honor of Hon. Hopkins and family, last
week.
AT AMERICUS.
Martin McCleery is building an add
ton.
Mrs. Peter Rush's nephew has Just ar.