The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-29
PERSONAL MENTION
Charlie Bridwell is on the sick list.

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Col. David Taylor has gone to Ne
hr4ska.
Mrs. j. L. Case, of Usage City, is visit
Ing in Emporia.
We are pleased to note the return to
Emporia from Council Grove of Sam
uel Faust and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mays, father and mother
of Geo. H. Mays, started Tuesday on
visit to Pennsylvania.
Miss Lizzie Osborne and Miss Leona
L. Carter. of Usage City, were visiting
friends in Emporia Tuesday.
P J. Miller, Esq, Of Pekin, Illinois,
and one of the solid citizens of that
place, is The guest of Robert Elstun.
A. E. Parkinsn IN IS enj lying a visit
from his brother Q. W, who has been
teaching in the public schools at Pueblo.
Little Josie Watson returned Saturday
evening from very enjoyable visit to
the residence OH Q Kizer, in the coun.
try.
John Allen, tue attorney, started
Wednesday morning for a visit TO Ohio
and Indiana, and will be gone for thirty
days.
j. A. Sedgwi, k, of Sullivan, Illinois,
is visiting his brother, T. N, in this
city. We are pleased Ia learn that Mr..
5. is an old newspaper man.
Miss Lizzie Tythelleigh, of Wau-
kasha, Wisconsin, Las been here for a
few days visiting her uncle Ed. Tyther-
leigh and left Tuesday for Aibu-
querque, New Mexico.
Empor;a is represented at the meeting
of the Woman's Board of Missions of the
southwest, at Topeka. by Mesdames
Davenport. Boorey, Burton and Lun-
beck, of the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W Barnes, father and
mother of Mrs. 1. E. Lambert, lett Cu
the Santa Fe train Wednesday for thelr
home in Grand Rapids, Michigan. They
have been visiting here since Christmas
/ Miss Lizzie Jones. who is attending
achool at Underwood college, returned
to that institution Tuesday night, after &
weeks very pleasant sojourn at home
and among her numerous friends here
Mrs DIR. Trueworthy. Mrs. L. Seyery
and Miss Nellie Severy started 10 ST
Charles. Missouri, Sunday, the sea
of Underwood College. The latter viii
remain and resume her studies at thai
institution.
g. W. Newman returned from the cas-
Wednesday morning, where he has bee.
for the past three weeks laying in
mammoth stock of spring and summe
goods. He was accompanied by hi
brother Al. who, with mis- wife, went L
Arkansas City.
Mrs. and Miss Haas, of Chicago
mother and sister of VIM. Haas, de
ceased, are in attendance upon the fria
/. Of the case in which suit is brought I
recover damages from the Santa Fe CON
pany for which Haas was working 8
the time of his death.
It is with sincere regret that We an
. nounce the departure from Emporia, {
Mr. and Mrs. R. c. Haywood and thei
little son Carrie, who left Tuesday nigt
for Minneapolis. Minnesota, where vi
be their future home. The nature of II
Haywood's business, as cell as b
property interests, made the chang
Of residence necessary. and y
hope that all the authorizations I
: q betterment Of circumstances ms
be fully realized, for no more worth
: citizens ever located in any communit
than Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood, the loss
: whose society will be very keenly Ee
. by everybody in Emporia who MAJ
3 their acqualntance during their soioul
d here. The social circles in which III
r shall move in Minneapolis viii be :
: the more genial and desirable for i
3 connection Of these two worthy Poop
with them.