The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-09-07
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Lakin & Co.
John Sebastian, OF Kansas city, was
in town yesterday.
A. N Hanna started south Monday
on business trip.
/ w. w. Morris, Of Eureka. is visiting
bis brother, D. w. in this city.
Mrs. j. w. latham and children have
gone on visit to Miami county.
Robt Pollock has accepted position
in the drug store of w. II. sisler.
Mrs. Luther and her son have return
ed from protracted visit TO Minnesota.
A. p. Kelley, who has been prospect
ing in California, has returned to EN-
poria.
Miss Josephine Patty returned Friday
night from visit TO the western part Of
the state.
F.G. Bears has located in Emporia
and has accepted position at the Santa
Fe depot.
Miss BIerke returned Monday from
Eureka, where she has been visiting
friends.
Miss Helen Coonlbs, of Cameron. Mis-
souri,. is visiting her brother Walker, in
this city.
Mrs. G. w. CIeek, of Council Grove
is visiting her parents at the Park Place
hotel
Miss Lizzie Jones started TO Boston
Monday TO enter The conservatory of mu-
SIC at that place.
Ed Kinnan and CAL Severy started
with their bicycles Monday 10 attend
the ST. Joe fair.
II. d. Mann, tho owner of large
ranch on Fall river, in Greenwood coun-
ty, is at the Coolidge.
E. III. Lewis starBed Wednesday for
Springfield, Illinois, to aElend a reunion
of his old regiment.
Professor j. A Goodman, OF Burton,
Is in the city with view OF getting up
class in vocal music.
Mrs VIM. Jones, OF Dry creek. started
to-day for Pennsylvania, where she will
make a Visit Oh some Weeks.
l. E. Lambert Is comfortably installed
in his pleasant new quarters over The
Central loan and land office.
Chas Smith, deputy United States
District Attorney, came down from
Topeka Tuesday on legal business.
TT. Doan, of the firm Of Quetch "
Doan, of this city, has arrived here from
Chicago, and viii remain ten days-
Miss Carrie Goddard terminated her
short vacation aud returned 10 the Usage
agency, Indian Territory, Friday.
Mrs. ID. W. Jones and child started 10
visit friends in New York and Pennsyl
vania Monday on the cannon ball.
Tom Krutz. who has just returned
from Colorado, Pays that Kansas is. well
repr, senIcd ut iIIe Denver exposition.
Miss Hattie Hnrner, of Butler county,
has returned 10 ]Smporia and will com
pIete her course at the Normal this year.
Mrs. Grc,p. nm old resident of En-
poria, started Friday for Topeka, where
SHo VIII Hiaho hSt luauEC hoihS with Aioi
son.
j. II. Coley and family, of New
Haven, have cnmc to Empora TO locate.
Mr.. Coley is the father of Mrs. Prof
Sadler.
We received very pleasant call Fri
day from Hon. John Martin, of Topeka,
who has as many warm friends as any
man IN Kansas.
Rev. w. II. Utley, congregational
minister OF Staunton, Michigan, is slor-
ping at the Coolidge. He wishes 10 To-
cato in Kansas.
o. +. Sawyer has returned from the
east and found the advance installmenis
of mammoth stock of dry goods had
arrived before him.
Dr. Bliss, who attended the late Pres
ident Garfield, during his last illness,
passed through Emporia Sunday ON
his way 81 Santa Re.
Rev DIR. Cordley went to Cottonwood
Falls 10 attend the meeting of the
southern association of the Congrega-
tiOnal church oi Kansas.
T. T. Timmons, a former resident al
Ly ON county, who has recently gone in
to the cattle business in Comanche coun-
ty on big scale was in the city Tues
day.
j. w. latham, of the Illinois store, las
returned from the east and large con-
signmeuts of fall goods which lac pur-
chased during his absence are daily ar
rIving.
Captain L T. Heritage, cashier If the
Emporia National Bank, started 10 Co..
orado "Wednesday. He will visit the
DenYer mining exposition during his
absence.
A. G. Bonham, popular commercial
traveller who has fallen in love with
Emporia, moved into the neat cottage
Friday WHICH he hes just completed on
Merchants street.
We received pleasant call Tuesday
from Eli Snyder, who, we are pleased to
learn, has returned TO EmpOria to stay.
Mr. Snyder has many friends here who
will welcome him back.
Thrali Whiulesey came in Tuesday
from Ottawa ON buck board drawn
by tirst-class roadster. lie will re.
main here until the last of the month,
and then go To New York TO attend
veterinary college.
S. G.. johnson has sold his interest in
the Beehive grocery, aud is back at his
old post in the dry goods store of G. w.
N wman s. Co., where his old customers
will be as pleased 20 see him rs he Viii
be gratified to meet them.
DR.. Z. b Shaw, who is graduate of
one of the best medical Institutions in
the east and comes to Enporia very
highly recommended, has opened an of,
fee over the restaurant Ut Gr"h y
Droughton. We wish him abundant II
success in his profession
T. ID. Clilders, one of tue old ISLAND
bys' in the News Office, celebrated his
fortielh birthday Friday, and was pleas
anily remembered by his fellow, prints
in the gin of handsome pocket. book
No man is more deserving Of the esteem
of his friends than TolborL
o. Pfeifcrle and r. EhIet returned
Tuesday morning from visit of some
months To the Fatherland, bring
ing with them four stalwart young Tru-
; tons from fladep. The trip was greatly
enjoyed by Messrs. PfeffrFle and EhEet
who are in the best Of health and arc
glad TO get back tn Kansas.
Miss Fannie Morse, who has beer
elected a teacher in the city schooIs, il