The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-08-03
PERSONAL. aTENTIoa.

FEnSOIAA- AAENAAOs
Judge Elstun went to St Louis Tues
day on business.
Evan Jones is the happy proprietor 0
a twelve pound boy.
Mr.. Still, a prominent merchant 0
Dunlap, was in town Tuesday.
10 Hess. the popular clpthier, siart,d
cast for goods Tuesday ring
A N. Hanna went ca onday ant
expects TO be absent for weeks.
Robt. JeiT went To Peabody Monday I.
organize an encampmen; Of the l. o
OF.
a. C. Haines has returned from Texas,
where he has been for some months
past.
Rev. J. McAnulty and wife. of Vigil,
started Tuesday for Iowa for visit OF
three weeks.
Mrs. w. o. Ferguson, accompanied
by her children, started Tuesday for a
visit to Iowa
We regret 10 note that Roland Lakin
is still unable to attend to business by
reason of illness.
Mrs. w. o. Lunsford, wife of the
editor of the Madison News, is visiting
friends in Emporia.
a. S. Howard and w. Il. Holsinger,
of the Chase County National bank,
were in the city Tuesday.
o. Harlan, county attorney of Green
wood county, stopped in Emporia last
Tuesday on his way to Topeka
Miss frankie Brundage and Miss
Eunicc Bartlett started Tuesday for Chi
cago, to visit friends in that city.
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Morrison, of Nc
Pherson. are guests of the Watson fami:
ly, and expect To locate IN Emporia.
Charlie Cooper has accepted posi-
ton as brakeman ON the emigrnnt train.
running between Kansas City and En-
poria.
Conductor Hatfield was summoned to
Indiana Saturday by telegram an
nouncing the serious illness of his
brother.
Mrs. E. d. McCollom, of Council
Grove, will leave for Chautauqua, New
York, August and will remain there
until the 18th.
John Fluker, who returned Saturday
from trip through southern Kansas, re-
ports fine crop prospects in that section
of the state.
G. p. Theis has gone TO st. Louis
on q business trip. He Will meet his
sister there who lives in the east, and
who will return with him to Emporia
Conductor Tom Wilson of the Santa
Fe who has made his home at this place
for some time past, is going to Hutchin-
son to engage in the stationery bust
ness.
C. NJ. Russell, who has been visiting
for some weeks past at the residence of
Ben Wheldon, and who has made many
friends in Emporia, returned Wednesday
l.. his home IN Urbana, Illinois.
Mrs. N. E. Weaver returned Tuesday
from Danville, Illinois, where she
has been visiting for some weeks. Mr..
Weaver has rented house on Rural
street, which is being fitted up for the
occupancy of his family.
N B. Ireland went TO Topeka to-day
OH the cannon ball. He has lived IN
EmpOrIa for over twelve years, and this |
is his first visit 10 the state capital. 1t
is very evident that "Nep' doesn't be- |
lieye in mixing groceries and politics.
Frank Hunter, one of the "dandy"
base ballists of this section, started to |
this morning to accompany the |
Red Stockings of that place on a tour of
4 number of towns in which they have |
engagements for contests. Hunter will |
catch for the club, and he is good one. |
Miss Laura Thomas went to Kansas |
City Tuesday where she will be joined |
by Mrs. Fred STICKY and her two
little daughters. From there they will
proceed TO Chicago, whore they will
remain few days. and then go to Da-
Venport, Iowa, for visit of few
weeks.
Mrs. Storrs. who has been at Topeka
for some weeks past with Mrs. Borton,
returned home Monday. and Mrs.
Charles Ryder started Tuesday TO join
her mother, who is taking treatment at
he state capital, and who, her many
friends will be pleased to learn, is i'm
proving in health.