The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-06-21


WV. Ruiledge. Of Jacksonville. IN
Is in the city.
w. =. Power has returned from Texas,
and Is o. the Fifth avenue.
Mrs. Harry CoIlard has returned from
a visit 10 friends in the country
Robert Pack is home from Fulton.
Missouri, for the summer vocation.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hunter and her two cons
stated on a visit Friday 70 Charlton. Ia
Prof 3. T. Davis will 20 10 cowlsy
county next week tn conduct an insti-
tute.
Mrs Lou Shannon. Of Madison, Ind,
Is the guest Of Misses Laura and Mary
Thomas.
hrs. w. L. BnlIene, II Lawrence, is
visiting the family Of Mr.. Morrow. at the
Coolidge.
w. II. Cady was The only person who
graduated this year in the Latin course
Of the Normal.
Geo. Worcester, former resident Of
this place, is here on wish from Rock
Vile, Connecticut
Mis-. Mamie Lawrence, Of Garden
City, Is the guest Of the family Of Presi-
dent Taylor. Of the Normal.
Miss Ida Davis started Friday for her
home al Junction City. She will teach
kindergarten at that place this sum
mer.
Engineer j. C. Mcneil, Of the Santa
Fe. has been given leave of thirty days
and has gone u Pennsylvania to join
his wife.
Eliza Cr0okshank, mother Of J. NJ.
Burns, Of Phenis creek. was stricken
with paralysis Thursday. She lie Of
years of age.
Rev. s. g. Brown and his son Sol. have
returned from California and are perfect
ly content 70 remain in Kansas for the
remainder of their natural lives.
Miss Eva McNally, the talented vale
dictorian of the Normal class OF 's3,
will he engaged in institute work this
summer and in the fall win teach in the
public schools Of Kansas City.
Miss Hattie Horner, VINO has attained
q very fine literary reputation during hel
stay at the Normal, has gone to her home
in Butler county. Miss Homer is ons
Of the graduates of the Normal whom
the world will hear from.
Miss Lulu II. Holmes, one OF thu
brightest OF the graduating class Of 'sS
started Friday for her home in Edgar
Nebraska. II is source OF gratItica
ton N her many admirers In Emporil
that she will return in the fall and teacI
at the Normal.
Mrs. Nary II. Moore and her daugh
ter Miss Mary E.. have just retnrne.
from Colorado where they have livet
the past year. We are pleased TO lear
that they will make Emporia thei
future home and occupy their own prop
erty on West street
| Miss Kate Gerhardt, one of the grad
yates at the Normal of this year, re
turned to her home in Junction Cit,
Friday. She will give kindergarten in
struction this summer, teach next yea
and the year after return to the Norma
to complete higher course.
Mr.. ]. ]. Kirby has accepted a posi
ton in the Democrat office, and will re
main in EmporIa this summer. Nj
Kirby is one of the Normal boys, an
possesses excellent qualifications and a
tainments. We are pleased to know this
he has decided to remain in EmporiA.
Mrs. J. ID. Mather. OF Council Groy
returned Thursday afternoon from Yanl
ton, Dakota. where she has been visitin
her sister. She greatly enjoyed her triI
aud speaks many good words for 9Th
land OF the Dakotas." Alter brlt
visit here with her daughter, Mrs. T.
Watson, she will return home.
Trail Whittlesey started to Denver FIR
day, where he expects to establish hin
self as a veterinary physician. He is
graduate of the New York Veterinar
college, and is thoroughly equipped fl
the successful prosecution of his pr
| fession, His departure from Empori
: Twill be much regretted by his hume
; Gus friends, who will always feel a war;
interest in his happiness and success.
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