The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-07-05
PEReoNAL nIEnrloN.


Squire Thompson, of Agnes City, was
in town Tuesday.
George H. Rowland returned Tuesday
evening from visit TO Illinois and lows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, OF CherryvAle,
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. L.
HAileck.
T.G. whitley went to Reading Tuesday
morning TO take look at some stock nc
thinks of purchasing.
Robert Baxter, from Delaware cOun-
~, Ohio, who has been improving
ranch in Reno county, is visiting j. q.
Strain, Of this vicinity.
Mr.. w. B. Ives, OF the Dominion Cat
tie company Is in the city on business
connected with that corporation.
C. @. Willett the photographer, NOV
I'd into his new house Tuesday ct the
corner Of Fifth avenue and West street.
Howard RalhbOne and wife, of Pea
body, were the guests Of Mrs. n, e. Rob
erts, Of Market street. Tuesday.
Rev. G. N. Simms, presIdent of the
SYracu3e university, accompanied by
his wife arrived in EmpOTia Tuesday and
they are the guests Of DR.. j. J. Wright
Ars. Morrow, Of the Coolidge. and her
daughters, Mrs. Dildine and Miss Hell
en-, started Tuesday to Carthage. Mo. for
. visit. They were accompanied as far
- Kansas City by Mr. DildIRe.
Miss Eliza Mather, Of Council GROVE,
arrived Tuesday afternoon 70 spend the
Fourth and few days thereafter, with
her sister, Mrs. Coke Watson.
S.V. Earl and daughter Vene of Kala-
mazoo, Mich. arrived in the city Tuesday
on . visIt 20 d. w. Eastman and family
and other friends and relatives In var.
iOus parts Of the state.
3. B. Riggs lett Tuesday for Col
oradO, where he will spend few weeks
for the benefit Of his health, asthma be-
ing an ailment from which he has suf-
fered good deal Cor week or so past.
Il is TO be hoped that his trip may result
Is anticipated.
Mrs. d. G. JOnes, now at Kansas City,
under the care Of DR.. Miller, writes 10
her husband here that she is making
rapid improvement, 30 much so as TO
greatly surprise even her physician,
This will be welcome news to her many
friends here.
T. J. George has returned from Law
renee where he has been experimenting
the wood york OF the Santa Fe depot.
Il is . most excellent job. and we are
pleased 10 know that he has the con-
tract for the wood work of the new
depot At this plsce.
w. B. BiddIe, formerly of this city, ar
rived here Tuesday from Albuquerque,
y. ~, and his wife got here about the
same time from Wisconsin. where she
has been visiting friends They will re-
main here until Saturday, which will
give many Of their old acquaintance an
opportunity meet them once more. Mr..
Biddle is located at Albuquerque and
appears to be we'll pleased with his stu
alton there.
Miss Dot Scrlbner, of AeOshO Falls,
accompanied by her friend, Miss FloE-
ence Kenney, returned home Tuesday aft.
ernOon. Miss Florence will spend a week
there, and soon alter return home, will
60 TO Kansas City, accompanied by
Miss Kate Hurst, to take q musical
course OF about nine months under the
tuielaRc Of Mrs. Sherlock, lady Of
fine Attainments In her art.
W. 8. Goodrich, Of Medicine Lodge,
. Well-knoWn stock man, has Just re-
turned from near Columbus, Ohio,
where he was called by the serious ILL
ness Of her mother, who is still alive,
but not much better. He writes to Col.
Taylor here from his ranch that he
nRyeF saw 8 finer chance for cattle than
nov exiats in Kansas, and especially in
the region in which he Il located.
Miss Laura Thomas and her little
DeIce. Pearl Stuckey, started Tuesday
for . visit of two or three weeks IN
Colorado and New Mexico. They will
attend the TertiO- Millenial at Santa Fe
dnFing their absence. Miss Thomas has
earnsd this respite fFOm business cares
by many months OF the closest atteHtiOp
to the duties OF her position in the City
Book store, and we trust she may enjoy
| IL TO the fullest possible extent.