The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-01-26
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Mrs. Lucinda Rich is recovering from
a spell of fever.
Dr.G W. Sutton, of Hartford, was al
TO the capital yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. s. Furmann, of To
peka, are visiting friends in this city.
We regret to learn that Chaplain Lut,
is having trouble with his old disease
asthma.
Charlie Cleaver Is happy as king in
the best appointed telegraph office in
Kansas.
Elder Lott started to Lewis county
Missouri, Monday to bring back his
family.
Miss A. NJ. Pate. Of Glasgow, Scotland,
is the guest of Mrs. J. d. Holden, in
this city.
Elias Curtis. proprietor of the Henry
house at Abilene took dinner at the
Coolidge yesterday.
Joe Francis, who has been confined TO
the house all winter with dropsy, is
S'O'y S~lIiuS OSttSt-
Mr.. Henry Holloway and family, of
Rice county, have come to Emporla to
make this city their home.
Mrs. Scott and Mrs Drake arrived in
Emporia Monday from Pueblo, to at
tend the funeral of their brother, Jeptha
Peyton.
Col. C. S. Hill, former citizen of
Emporia, but now with the Catlin Tobac
co company of st Louis, was at the
Coolidge yesterday.
Mr.. Miller, employed as salesman in
the dry goods store of Sherman 81 Rich
ardson has purchased the DR.. Page farm
and expects to move on it in the spriRg
ID. w. Morris received on Monday a
picture of the famous Sirasburg clock
from his brother, L. l., who is perfect
ing himself in chemistry in Germany
s. A Brown, of Chicago, the senior
member of the firm of s. A. Brown s.
Co, lumber dealers, came 10 from the
east Monday, and is registered at the
Coolidge.
John McCray. of Jerome, Union
county, Ohio, paid a visit to Lyon coun-
ty last week with view to investigat-
ing our sheep interests. He will return
in the spring.
L. B. Fuller, well known 10 the En-
poria people as the engineer of the
Howard branch favored THE NEWS Of
fee with a call yesterday. He was on
his way from Colorado 10 Chicago.
Hon. Al Greene, of whose lecture at
the Normal notice is made else
where, honored THE News with a
visit Tuesday Our latch.string is
always out TO men of his plan of con-
struction
Maggie Holderman and DIR. John II.
Patty went to Jacksonville, Florida
Monday, to remain some time. E. r
Holderman expects to go on his south
ern tour as soon as he RECEIVERS from the
effects of vaccination.
w. ID. Kennedy, former resident of
Emporia, and brother of Mrs. DR.. Delap
was in the city Monday calling on old
friends. He has been in Pennsylvania
for two years and was on his way to
Trinidad where he will study medicine
with DIR. Delap.
Col. J. w. Hartzell, of Topeka, super
tendent of the Emporia street railway
company, and Mr.. Chas Hathaway, an
experienced street railway builder, of
Cleveland, Ohio, were in the city last
Tuesday and favored THE NEWS with
call. They went to Wichita on the late
train.
Geo. w. Crowther, who has charge
of the Kansas circuit of the Garland
Murray company, is registered at the
Coolidge. Mr.. Crowther is an old Kan
san, and was at one time editor of
the Chanute Times, and later served two
terms as clerk of the state senate. He
managed the Kellogg concerts on the
occasion of the recent visit of that &C
complished songstress to Kansas, and is
a first-class Snowman as well as thor
ough gentleman.