The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

Bf- y ~. flIklES Is t51J aEa3A tO-ed
alter brief illness.
Tom Sebastian, OF Kansas City, is Wis
iting friends in Empcria.
Capt. :. B. Warren Is sgain contine,
10 the house with rheumatism.
Miss Carrie Goddard is Spending
few days vacation at home.
Mrs. G. v. Haskins is suffering from
severe attack OF pneumonia.
John Bay has gone toIhe southeasier.
part of the state 10 visit his father, witt
IS quite i'll
Thos. McWhorter has returned from
Chase county, where he has been feed
ing catIle.
Father Meier has gone TO. Leavenworil
on business pertaining to his work II
this diocese.
Train Master Gardner is enjoying 4
visit from Frank Smith, of the Chicago
s. Alton road.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Lydick, of Newton
are visiting at the residence of MIR James
Justice ON West street
John GilkersoB, "a young attorney o.
Springfield. illinois. IS in the city pros
pecliBg for for = location.
We regret 10 Ieara af the Illness ol
Mrs. Robert Powell. who resides few
miles southeast az The ciIy.
Mr. Hardin Bic Mahon. OF Burlington
Kansas, uncle of w. E. MeIehop, is
spending few days in town
E. X. lIoideTman is at Austin, Texas,
and writes Ia his friends in this city
that he is rnjoying his stag there very
much.
We are sorry la announce that MFR. O.
=. Sawyer is cnnfiaed 10 his room with
severe cold which has settled on his
lungs.
J.B. Price aBd wife, Of Nswt N. were
in the city oyer night, in Consultation
with DIR. Moore in regard 10 MIs.
Prices health.
o. K Caldwell. who has been visiting
his sister Mrs Elder Lott, for some
days past, returned to his home in Mis-
souri, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Mccullough. of
Grand Rapids, Michigan, gre visiting
at the residence OF Mrs. /, Plat, on
Neosho street
Charlie Evans, we'll known caterer
who has lived in EmpOria for the past
tYo yeats, has Zone To Topeka to cook
u tile Copeland house.
Miss Hnxje and sIiss CIichton very
agTeeaLly Elf It4ined few of their
friends at their hospIiable ahode, on
Market street. Saturday evening.
Chas Russell, of Kansas City, who
was formerly employed in the stove
store OF 4. p. Brnner, is visiting in En-
poria, where he has many friends.
We are pleased 10 note that Charlie
SCHNEIDER, who has been very seriously
i'll with typhoid fever is able TO resume
his duties at the Chicago lumber yard.
S. II. ilogeFf. eX.sherif of Ca 8
county. Missouri, has laoEed 10 J;mporia
with his family and has taken up his
residence in the Whitley cottage on
Sixth ayenHe.
p. W. Montgomery lett Tuesday even
ing to take an engine IN the Missouri
Pacific, with headquarters at Atchison.
He is clever gentleman and first-class
railroad man.
Mrs. Schneider, Of Pontiac, Illinois,
arrived in EppQTla last evening having
been summoned hither by ;he illpess OF
her son Charles, who is being cared for
at the residence Of DIR. FilkiRs.
DIR. J. H. HIbben, of Topeka. was in
the city Thursday and attended the
masquerade party al the residence OF
DIR. j. A. Moore. If ever the DIR. leaves
Topeka he will be APT to move 10
kthpGNa.
G.. ". King LOFT Thursday fer Gtta-
Wa, to take the time and force account
OH the r. G.. g. E. railroad between at.
lava and Melvern. and look after the
general interests OF the company IN this
part of the line Charlie is thoroughly
posted in This business.
Frank Lawrence, well known to many
of our citizens, stopped in Emporia to-
day on his way home To Council aroye
He has been aciing for some months
past as the ADVANCE agent Ot Is. +. Eadal
the elocuiiOnist We are pleased to
learn from him that he has not given
up the purpose Of cul,ivating his splen-
did voice.
We regret To learn of the serious i'll
ness or MEs. l. y Tomlinson, wife of
the pastor Of Ing First baptist church
OF this city. 1er incispoSition render.
ed it impossible for Sir. Tomlinson 10
preach last Sunday. and if she does moi
improve he desires The NEWS to state
that he will not be able To crcuPy his
pulDlt next Sabbath