The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-02-01
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J. 5. Hamilton, Of st, joe, Nilsson.
has arrived on few days visit 10 hi
brother, Ed
e. 9. Burroughs, Of Decatur, lii, al
rived IN the city to-day 10 look afteF hi
real estate interests hereabouts
Mr.. and Mrs. a. S. Smith, of Ale
chanics street, rejoice over the atislii ioI
to their family circle Of bright ii.i,
| girl baby.
Hon. A. Ii. Horton, of Atchison, was
IN tie city yesterday and last night in
attendance upnn the meeting of trustees
Of Emporia college
Col. David Taylor, OF t!lIs city, WAS
pleased 10 meet yesterday ReY. w. Bish-
op. Of Salina, who was hts professor IN
tirtek twenty five years ago.
Chas. Stewart and wife, who we're
married at the Filth Avenue yesterday
afternoon By Judge Kellogg, lett fus
their hoine IN Chase county 10 day.
Captain n. s. Buckner, of Larned, is
in the city. The Captain is brother of
Col. Allea Baekners chaplain of tie
Kansas senate.
The friends OF j. c. Netllcion, in En-
poria, Slll be interested in knowing that
he has taken his old run on the Chicago
IL Alton railroad.
Mrs t. L. Marshall, Of Ogage City,
is visiting at the residence OF w. r.
Chalfant, at the corner of Neosho STREET
and Fifth Avenue.
The many friends of Miss Allie Riggs
will be interested in knowing that she
IS improving her fine musical talent al
the Cincinnati conservatory.
Ed. 5. Thacher, young gentleman
from New York, of excellent business
and social qualifications presides over a
desk at the Central Loan and Land OF
fee
Mrs. DIR. Houston, OF London, Ohio.
and her daughter. Mrs. Lowry, of LaTn-
ed, are visiting in the city, The former
at the residence of ID. ). Bill and the !
latter at Il. Z. Torrington's.
Geo. Norman, who has so faithfully |
hlied the position of clerk at the Fifth i
Avenue for several months past, has re-
signed that place aud will return 10 his !
home in St Louis tonight
Miss Worstell, niece of ID. Hurlbnt
who has made very maDy FRIENDS here |
during visit of some months returned /
TO her home in Beverly, Ohio to-day, ac- |
companYing MIR. and Mrs. Brewer as far |
as Chicago.
We are sorry to learn that w. a Gard |
patcher at this place, is suffering from
an ugly abcess ON his left thigh. DR.
Jacobs is treating him and bopes ~
bring him out all right.
F. G. Brewer, formerly in charge of 5.
A. Browns lumber yard at Eureka,
has accepted position with the same
firm here. MIR. Brewer is bright, in
dustTious young man, and we heartily
welcome him II Emporia.
". ID. Brewer started 10 Chicago to-
day 10 close up last years business as
the Kansas partner OF the lumber firm
of 5. &. Brown & Co. in twenty-seven
different towns, Emporia being the head
quarters to which all report daily. He
was accompanied by his wife.
Harry Mitchell. who for year past
has been trayellDg for Mount s. Co, of
Kansas City, will resume his old posi-.
ton at The Fifth Avenue Tomorrow
morning. lie is an intelligent and in
dustFious young man, and his many
friends will be glad 10 know that he has
settled down in our midst again.
Mrs. A. King and daughter, of Phila.
dtlphia, arrived in the city this morn
ing, and will occupy rooms at the Fifth
trip through the west for the benefit of
Miss Kings health, which is very much
impaired by consumption
We understand Mr.. C. Ii. Reinhart,
who has been with G. w Newman s.
Co. during the past fifteen months, Will
start east in a few day on tour and
few weeks visit TO his home at Shop
herdstown, w. Va. TO attend the we'd
ding of his sister which is TO take place
on the 14,h of February. Charles says
he Will visit Baltimore, Washington and
other eastern cities and then return and
resume his position in the cloak aud
dolman department, over which he now
presides.
Mrs. Miriam johnson, wife OF Hon
Samuel johnson. of Clarion, Pennsylva.
MIA, who has successfully and success
fully served ia public Office over thir-
ty-tive years, is in the city visiting her
daughter, Mrs j. A. Finley, hom she
has not seen for twenty years. The joy
Gus meeting may well be imagintd when
she arrived on Saturday evenings train
In this connection We would state she is
the great-grandmother of F. s. Domm's
children, and her mother is yet living,
which makes a representation of five
generations yet living in the same line
of p0sterity, which is of very rare oc
cufrence. Four generations were rep
resented at the house OF j. y Finley on
Saturday evening, where home pleasures
were enjoyed almost 10 the fullest ex-
tent.