The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-11

H.Y. Bundrcm received another Zoe
horse from st. Louis. on Saturday.
Large quantities Of ice, varying in
thickness from 8 to IL inches, are being
put up.
Mr. Stevens, OF Leavenworth. is set
ting np the organ at the Congregational
church.
MIR. Damn WIS corraled again by the
marshal this norniag and lodged in
he cooler.
The pipe organ for the Congregation
al church arrived Monday morning from
Leavenworth.
A little son OF Reuben Clement, resid-
ing al North and Sylvan. fell Sunday
aud fractured his arm.
I +. w. Prince, of the X !. band, re-
ceived beautiful snare drum from
Philadelphia, Tuesday.
Nine persons joined The NJ. E church
Sunday by letter. making the entire
membership of that church now about
$50.
An infant child of ID. p. Raspberry
died yesterday at the family residence
on Twelfth avenue. and was buried this
afternoon.
The young people Of the N. E. church
are organizing a course of home lee
lures, for the benefit of the Sunday
school library fund.
j. g. Burnett is preparing to build a
dwelling house At Rural and Ninth, for
which e. w. Squires 10 preparing plans
and specifications.
A public installation of the new Off
GERS elect of the Select Knights Of A.
q. U. w, viii take place at Weaver
hall ON Friday evening Of this week.
We are pleased TO learn that the
latest adYices from Mrs s. &. Cross,
who is lying quite i'll at Kansas City, in
dictate slight improvement il her con
dilion.
Mr.. Damn, whose name probably ex
presses his feelings. was brought up be-
fore Judge Barnes Tuesday again and was
fined 81 and costs, in addition t. $40
fine yesterday.
DIR. Frances NJ. w. jackson, Homeo-
pathist, has located in Emporia for the
practice of her profession and may be
found at 1876 Market street, corner Ninth
avenue. when not absent on business.
The old board OF count, commission
ers had the pleasure of dining Monday
with VIM. F.. Ewing, the county clerk.
The honors were gracefully performed
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing, both Of whom
are admirable entertainers.
A number of the ladies of EmpJrIa
met in the Lecture room of the Congre-
gational church Tuesday and carried out
the program Tor a day OF fasting and
prayer in behalf of The temperance
cause as published in the News Of
Saturday.
NJ A Darlington was arrested Nor
day by Marshal Birdsall for auction
cering goods without license, and upon
being arraigned before Police Judge
Barnes, agreed 10 pay the costs of pros
ecution and took out license for six
months, paying $25.
The annual election of officers of the
NJ Z. Sunday school was held yesterday
with the following result: Superin-
tendent, L w. Cunningham; assistant
superintendent. J. w. latham; secretary
and treasurer. J. w. Collins; librarian,
J. w. Bolster; May Haincs, organist,
The following officers of the Christian
Sunday school were elected yesterday
for the ensuing year: J. T. Burton,
superintendent; Frank Petit, assistant
superintendent; Miss Neitie Miller,
secretary Miss Nttlie Frans, treasurer
Miss Addie Tandy. Organisi.
a marriage license was issued Monday
to VIM. Evans. of Howard, Iowa. and
Annie Evans, of Arvonia, Usage
county.
On Saturday license was issued To
Frapk Nj. Alsbery and Rosa d. Perkins,
OF Emporia.
A Republican caucus will be held on
Saturday, January 9Th, at half past two
o'clock, at Section school house, in Cen
ter township for the purpose of putting
in nomination township officers for the
ensuing year. Lat there be a.gCn,rI
turn out Of Republicans.
BY order of township committee.
BY reference t. the proceedings of the