The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-05-10

John L. Jones, foreman oil L. w |
Lewis. is the happy father of a fine boy !
baby
j. H. Tyrrel. prominent merchant
of Stafford, IS visiting friends in EN-
poria.
Ed. s. Jewett has received . commits
sion as notary public from Governor
Click.
Mrs J. &. Bennett arrived in this city
today and is the guest OF Mrs. O. w.
Cleaver.
Robt. Milliken is surveying land in
Butler and Greenwood counties for W.
p. Herring.
Miss Sadie Hinkle has accepted po-
sition as dispatcher at the Santa Fe de-
pot At the junction.
Mr. ). Hess is confined to his bed with |
a severe attack of pleurIsy. We trust
he will soon be about again.
Mrs May Peterson and children, of
Council Grove, will be the guests of F. |
NJ. Field the balance of the week.
H. Z. Heath, representing the Lave
Stock Record published at Kansas City
is in town and Is guest of the Park
Place.
Rev. Mr.. Poage, of Warrensburg, Mis-
souri,, is the guest of Mr.. Rogers, at the
corner of Merchants street and Ninth
avenue
VIM. Watkins, Richard Hughes, Thos.
Morgan, the blind broom maker, and
Mrs. j. X. Samuel, will start this week
for Wales.
Mrs. J. r Samuel and her daughter
Miss Matte, started to New York to-
day, whence they will set sail next week
for Wales.
Our old friend Jacob Kizer went to
Mcpherson Monday to visit his son, who
lives al that place. He will be gone for
two weeks.
John Bayliss, one of the best boys in
Tennessee, is the guest of Billy Folsom.
Ii is possible that Mr. 3. may conclude
to stay in Emporia.
II. w. Pearsall went to Burlington to-
day 10 cry big sale at that place. The
fOme of Hank as an auctioneer Is
known far and near.
f. III. Field is negotiating with con
tractors for the erection OF handsome
little cottage twenty-iour feet square on
lot %, Merchants street.
G. f. FolweH and II. j. Van Vleet, of
Ovid, New York, are in the CITY ON a
prospecting tour, and 1t is likely they
will purchase land in this vicinity.
Rev. ID. b. Shuey, of the Reformed
church received his household goods
d from the cast today, and is moving into
the house at No. 16s Constitution
street.
Miss Nellie Russell, who has beer
visiting with DR.. Trueworthy's and Elk
Mayor Eastman's for some time pas
will leave IN a few days for Ohio, where
she will spend the summer.
w. b. Andrews and family left Tuesday
for Washington Territory, where they
will make their future home. The bes
wishes Of their many friends here &C
company them to their new home.
Mrs. Captain Marlatt, her son, Franz
Lubbock, and Mrs. Marlatts brother
!, John Scroggs, of Warrensburg, Mis-
souri,, arrived in Emporia Tuesday, ant
are stopping at the residence of ]. r
Lubbock.
E Judge Grin Miller, who resided her
d tor some years, and who left eight year
a ago, arrived IN the city Tuesda
and is to-day shaking hands with hi
many old friends here. He now reside
: in San Francisco.
!, DIR. o. S. Munseil and wife, of Couu
/, Gil Grove, were in the city last evening
: the guests OF Mrs. Coke Watson and ott
. old acquaintances. Mr.. Munsen is tn
: editor of the Council Grove Republical
a and came here to join the editorial Ell
!. cursion TO Chihuahua.
d W. II. II. Sawyer is spending vac;
l. ton of some weeks in Emporia, and
d assisting his brother o. +. Sawyer,
II move into the new house recently con
d pleted by the former on Union street. Il
IT has not gone into the stesr trade as wa
reported by Jim Campbell this morning.
Captain c. w. Moss, of Center Pom
Indiana, an old Mexican soldier, ar
"a who also served through The war of Il
- rebellion, is the guest Of Judge Peyto
.. whom he has known for fifty-two year
, The Captain called at the News Off,
70 to-day, AID We were pleased to me
N him.
n An official OF tho Atchison division
e the commahdery. writes the manag
1t ment here that they may look for abo
forty from that division, accompani
by drum corps of at least five mer
bers. The Leavenworth division W
send as many as one hundred men,
" sides ladies and children. Everythil
- is progressing admirably for gra
. time on the 10Th.
George Schaffer, OF the Park Pial
spent Sunday at Usage City, and repo
nc that burg in highly tlourlshing con'
ats ton. George is Inclined TO hold to t
ats opinion that that place is about up
/. Emporia on building aud varIo1s OH
al. improvements, but we will not conce
Ia that much Emporia can't be beat
IN. even competed with on any score by q
other town in the state. That's scltat,
~ the small boy puts it.
los 1t Is a matter of much regret that
rIv injuries which Miss Fannie Randol
,ur received by jumping from tram WI
Inc in motion, at the junction few
ind ago, still-cause her great deal of p
inc and confine her to her room. II Y
nh much feared that she will not be 81
vet ciently recovered 10 attend the era
/ Of asing exercises OF the High school,
pes which occasion she was 70 have b
veil one Of the leading figures.
veil Mr.. and Mrs. T. @. Watson recei
just the following interesting commun
ses- to-day; "Mr. and Mrs. o. II. Hall
=. sire your presence at the marriag
their daughter, Matte NJ, 70 Mr. 1
onai d. Mather, at their residence in Gu
son, Col. at p. M. Sunday, Ms.
" 1885" Mr.. Mather is a brother of
rave Watson, one of the best accountants
pre- business men in the west, and now
traw charge of the books of Dave Wood
and big transportation contractor In
ped. country. he has made most ELI
alliance and his many friends
abouts will Join us in extending con
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