The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-09-28

/ Personal MENTION
I. D. Fox is in Chicago pui ciasis
goods.
Marshic Warren is i'll with yPhoi
fever.
HH Inness is attending the Woo d
son county fair
Miss frankie Brundage Is suffering
with an attack of fever.
Superintendent Hammond IS confined
To his bed with fever
William Stone started TO day on ,
visit io Mansfield, Ohio
Tom Sebastian, OF Kans As City. is in
town taking in The isir.
Mrs Lewis Luiz went to Las Vegas
Monday to join her husband
We regretto learn that Frank Gross
cup is confined to his bed by illness.
Cliff Baker, OF Topeka. and W. H.
Dildine, of Lawrence, spent Sunday in
Emporia.
a. c. Campbell, of Pulaski, New
York, has accepted a position with
Thacher & Rasmussen
Mrs. G. S. Beadle is enjoying visit
from her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Brown, who live in Michigan.
H. Wilhelm and Christopher Figge.
of Missouri, friends of w. II. Sissler, are
prospecting in this part of Kansas.
Mrs. J. N. Frazee, who has been visit
ing friends and relatives at Logansport,
Indiana, returned home last evening.
p. Z. Stone, of the Rochester, N. Y,
Bicycle club, will be present at the
tournament at the fair grounds this
week.
We are glad TO see upon the streets
again ID. G. Davis, who is just recover
ing from very severe attack OF typhoid
foyer.
Miss J. NJ Brown and Prof Hoster
left Monday en- the cannon ball for To
peka, where they will reside in the ru-
tuIe.
Mrs J. L. Dougherty returned Tues
day from visit of some weeks TO Colo
RADIO, and Jim is one of the happIest
fellows in town.
Rev. John Kirby writes from Califor-
MIA to friend in ibis city that he is
very much pleased with the country ON
the Pacific slope.
S. j. Wright the sheep man arrived
on Saturday and will be here till the 10th
of October. He is expecting some fine
sheep from Vermont in few days.
Judge Buck returned Sunday from
Hutchinson, where he held court last
week for Judge Peters and disposed of
q number of criminal cases.
John Guerrier has gone to Trask-
wood, Arkansas, to run mill, and his
brother George to Quincy to take a
course in the commercial college at that
place.
w. T. Stowe, who has been lying
quite i'll for some weeks past at the res
idence of Mrs. Conner, started Monday
for Michigan TO make his home with his
brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Pusey, of Indiana,
and Harry Hagaman, of Carthage, Mis-
souri,, are visiting at the residence of
J. F. Straiton, southeast of the city.
The latter is a brother OF Mrs. Stratton.
We were pleased to find behind the
counter at the Savings bank this morn
ing, Mr. Eli Snyder, who has obtained
permanent employment with Mr. Dun
lap, and will prove valuable man in
that responsible position.
Frank Kenyon, who has been with
J. M. Griffith 6S!Co. for ten years, will
be retained by Blair 81 Gillett. They
could not secure better man. Mr.. ].
B. Starr, who has many friends in Lyon
county, will also stay with the new
firm.
Will J. Pritchard, an old resident of
Emporia, has returned I" visit his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. ID. G. JONI g, from
Elgin, Illinois, where he has been en-
ployed in the Elgin watch factory. He
expresses surprise and delight at the
improvements which have taken place
in EmpOria In his absence.