The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-08-24
PERsoNAI MENrIoN


Fred LslSin has secured position Il
the central telephone Office
7. NJ. Fry and two Of his boys starte,
yesterday for visit TO Normal, Illinois
/ W. r. Sheen. grand master workman
OF the a. o. U. W. was in The city Tues
day
Tom Barton and Hank Lowe startet
Tuesday for Quincy, Illinois. TO attend
The races.
Miss Dora Moore. of Denver. is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. DIR. Filkins, on Sixth
avenue.
Peter Hughes is clerking in Weaver,
hardware store during the illness of Da
vid Davis.
]. c. Benlly. of Wichita, is serving til,
travelling public as clerk at the Park
Place hotel.
H. G. Speer. state superintendent Of
public instruction, spent the Sabbath al
the Coolidge
Little Josie Watson, who has been ly.
ing tor some weeks past In very crit
cal condition is slowly improving.
Albert Phenis, formerly of Emporia,
but now connected with the Kansas City
Journal, has gone to New York for a
visit
We are pleased TO learn that Miss Lucy
Trueworlhy is considered out of danger
and is able To sit up for short time
each day.
We are glad TO see an The streets again
Mr.. Quetscb, who has been Confined Ia
his room At the Fifth avenue hotel for
some days.
John Shller,the young man who was
shot near Section the other day, is said
by his physician Ia bc Developing symp-
Toms Of py@mia
Miss Nellie Hannah, of Kansas City,
IS visiting al the residence Of Sheriff
Ryan, at the corner of Exchange street
and Sixth avenue.
Mrs. j G. Burton and daughter ol this
city were considerably shaken up in the
recent railroad accident gu The Ohio and
mississippi railroad.
III. NJ. Mason started iaI-day far n trip
through Michigan, Wisconsin and Ohm,
and will purchase in those states 1000
head of Merino sheep.
JO- Hess returned from the east Sun
day and will be followed by booming
stock OF fall and winter clothing and
gents furnishing goods
President Taylor of the State Normal
has secured desirable apartments for
himself and family ut VIM. Duguid's nj
the head of Merchants street.
Mr. r. d. Taylor, of La Crosse, Wis
consin, arrived in Emporia last evening
accompanied by his mother aud sister
They contemplate locating in this city.
Mrs. ID $ Cassell and her children,
Anna and Willie, came up from Par
suns Monday, for aa visit, and are lie
gu, SIS OF MIR. aud Mrs. Andrew shell
don.
+. w. Wellington, very extensive
sh' ep man of Ellsworth, has teen in the
city for the past week adding to his
flock lay purchases from Lyon county
growers.
Ii. NJ. Ross. Who left here in February,
and has made Thorough tour 0i Oregon
and Washington Territory, has returned
Ia Lyon county, and says there Is no
place like Kansas
E X criIcy went back to Carthage,
Missouri, Monday where he will open the
new Harrington house the latter part
of this week. The housewarming will
take place some time in September.
Miss Della Rich returned to-day from
Indianapolis, where she has been at
tending the national convention of pho
tographcfs, and learned much that will
be useful 10 her in The practice OF that
art.
Uncle Billy Raw SON. II former citizen
of Lyon coun'y has sold his farm in
Greenwood county, where he has resided
for several years past, aud has returned
10 EmpqFia 10 live. having purchased
properly ON Constitution street.
Frank Kizer has returned from Boston,
where he has been Tor seyt raj months
past taking a course of instruction in the
geological laboratory ai that place. Dur
ing his stay at,the Hub" he contributed
Ia The NEWS some excellent letters
which were highly appreciated.
Mrs. E. BorIon, accompanied by her
husband, returned Sunday from Topc-
ka, where she has been Tor some weeks
taking medical treatment. Her many
friends in this city will be pleased 10
learn that her health is greatly improv.
ed, and that her complete recovery is on
ly matter of time.
Miss Jackson, sistcr-in-iaw of j l.
w. Bell, of this city, who has just com
pleted IA four years course at the b ,ston
Homeopathic University, is expected TO
arrive in Emporia ON Friday. She con-
templates locating in the west for the
practice of her profession, and it is pos
sible that she will remain in Emporia.
John NJ Henson and Mrs Green,
who accompanied the remains of Carrie
L. Henson 10 Empors Monday, re
turned Tuesday to Council Grove. Mrs.
Green. the mother If the dec, as.d, will
take the twn elder children back with her
to the asst, and the little babe which is but
two weeks old will be taken by MIR. and
Mrs 7. G. whitley of this CITY. If there
is anything which can repair the lose of
a mother il is finding home among
those who will make it the ann OF their
lives to Tighten the hurdrR Of such n
severe affection.