The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-06-07
PERSONAL MENTION.

1. A. Taylor, Of Hartford. is in the
city.
Conductor Peck is i'll with acute
bronchitis.
Mrs. Andrew Wells is quite i'll with
the measles.
Mrs. Mary Rogers started 10 Maine
Tuesday on an eyangelistic tour.
We take pleasure in noting that Ben
wheldon was able to drive out to-day.
Miss Mamie Dillon, of Council Grove.
is the guest Of Miss Florence Kinney.
NJ. Murdoch and wife. of Wichita,
are spending few days in Emporia Wis
iting friends.
L. F. Pruyn left last Tuesday for New
York, where he will make visit Of
some weeks.
Tom Ladd is down from Kansas City
tor few days, and his friends are all
mighty glad to see him.
G. A. Stewart has rented and occupies
q portion of the residence of Elder Loiz,
at No. 1873 Exchange street.
Police Judge EIstun thinks of going
on an early visit to Warrensburg, Mis-
souri,. At least this is the report.
Master 5ilas Snyder, of Decatur, Illi-
nois. is visiting his sister, Mrs. VIM.
Powell, at the Fifth Avenue hotel.
Mr.. Wilson, the new colored attorney,
II L.. ..kaAY,ahad t;ursaH So an 0f3ioa %
room No. in the Masonic temple.
Mrs. f. Borton went to Cincinnati
Tuesday on visit. She was accOmpan-
led as far as Kansas City by her husband.
Henry @. Firth and wife, of Trinidad
Colorado, arrived in the city last night
and Will be guests Of the Park Place q
few days.
Alex Spencer, who has been employed
for some time past in the grocery store
of John Bay, has accepted position
with NJ. S. Piper.
G.. NJ. Ramsey, an engineer on the
Douglas branch, has come to Emporia
with his family to make il his home:
He resided several years ago in this city.
DIR. W. R. Roup is going to pull out of
Reading. where he has been practicing
medicine for some years past. He was
in town Monday ON his way to Sumner
county, where he may locate.
Hiram briggs, substantial farmer of
Cofley county, has purchased the farm
OF G. II. Thompson, of Agnes City town
ship. The latter gentleman expects,
sooner or later. TO take up his residence
here.
Capt. j. r. Lunbeck left Saturday
night for Malta Bend, Mo-, to attend the
funeral of his slster-in law, mother of
Homer Lumbeck, so we'll and favOrablY
known in our midst, and with whom
his many friends here will deeply SYM
pathize.
Col. Flory, who recently came to EN-
poria from LoganspOrt, Ind, was ad-
mItted to practice Tuesday to The Lyon
county bar He is gentleman Of much
intelligence and has made very favor
able impression in this city, where he
has a ranged to locate.
The reception given at Judge Watson's
Tuesday evening in honor of bliss Susie
Chrlchton, oil the Normal, who will be
absent from the city during vacation,
was very materially interierred with by
the rain. Those present, however, spent
the evening in a very satisfactory man
ner.
Levi thinner, the owner of Il fine
farm near Americas, was in town Tues
day. He reports crops generally doing
quite well. Corn, however, has not as
good u stand as might be desired, though
what is growing is IN fine condition.
Mr.. thinner enrolls himself in the vast
army of News subscribers.
Miss Fannie Randolph, the valedic.
tOrian of the High school graduating
class this year. has had her accomplish.
ments recognized in very substantial
and satisfactory manner. We refer, OF
course, to her selection by the school
board last night as one of the instructors
in the public schools the coming year
This is truly deserved recognition OF
Miss Randolph's capabilities, and we are
certain she will realize Ia her many ad-
mirers their most sanguine hopes and
expectations, in the capacity in which
she will officiate the coming year.