The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-30

TO visit friends in this city.
Rev. s. e. Russsr, pastor of the Con
gregstional church at Loda, Ill.,. rs in
the city visiting W. h, Bradley.
Miss Mary Dillon has been engaged
10 teach an eight months term of school
in the PHILIPPE neighborhoOd, on Duck
creek.
W.T. Williams, of Sylvan street, who
has been confined to the house with
sickness several weeks. is able to be out
again.
Lawrence Reel, of Council Grove, has
accepted a position in the grocery de-
partment at the store of Tanner Bros. &
Heed.
Mr.. Sherman. OF Albany, New York,
is visiting his cousin, Homer Bishop.
manager of the EmpoEia telephone ex-
change.
w. N. Pool, head clerk in the dress
goods department at Newman's. has gone
to his sheep ranch, east of the city, to
spend few days.
Major g. s. WEIGH and Jos. Miller, of
Miami county. ohio friends of Nose
Coppock, are looking after their real es-
tate interests here.
Senator Plumb has returned from his
visit to Ohio, where he was most cor.
daily received by many ardent friends
and admirers IN that state.
Sheriff Ryan went to Parkerville to-
day to summon witnesses for the whisky
cases which will come up tor hearing at
the September tern of court,
Byron Tyler Is enjoying visit from
his uncle, Samuel Brier, of Fountain
county, Indiana, who has real estate IN
terests in Greenwood county.
d L. Halleck. superintendent of the
Wichita schools, is in the city attend
ing the examination at the Normal Of
applicants tor state certificates.
Airs. W. q. Bates, of Albuquerque, N.
NJ. accomDsnied Misses F. s. Wood and
NJ. Mureil to this city last night to at
tend the Normal the coming year.
Mrs. ]. s. CaldYell left last night for
Wakeshe, Wis, where ahe will remain
awhile for the beEeAt Of her health, and
then go 10 New York on visit to
friends.
viii Moriarty, of Council Grove. well
known In this city, is a member of
Waite's Union Square theatre company,
and appeared in the French shy last
evening.
MRS. =. l.. Ward, Of Howard, arrived
last night on visit to G. W. Frederick
and family, and In company with Mrs
Frederick to-day visited her old home
ON Badger Creek.
The father. neither, sister and brother
Of A. d. Hosterman, who has been Wis
iting his uncle, John Chatterton, at Ivy,
for some days past, arrived Monday from
Springfield, Ohio
Mrs. d, F. Mitchell; who haa been Wis
ilin6 friauds at Marion, returned home
to-day, accompanied by her son, Rev. c.
B. Mitchell, who will spend a few days
here with his mother and sisters.
Messrs. Scott, Lynn, Saunders, Pey-
ton and Eagan csIAe up to-day from Eu-
Feaa, wheTe' tHeY haTs been attending
court We are sorry to learn THAT Mr..
Eagsa IS suffering villa erysipelas in the
eye.
James hilllken and Seth Hofins, OF
| Sharnshuro pa and Oil A,l1 -
Alton, N. H., arrived last night OF q
prospecting tour. Iaz,es Milliksn il a
brother Of opf county surveyor. with
whom ne ia visiting.
| Robert Glarae, father OF WIN. Clarke,
aad the latter's sister, HRS. NJ. c. Fer
guson, have just returned from pleas
ant visit to friends in Council Grove
They will spend few days with friends
here and then retITR n ibsiF home In
lava
Mr ana MFs. Iacab Ross, OF Prince
it0n, Illinois, who have been visiting
their SONS. W. b. and ] p, in the south
eastern part of the county for some
weeks past, returned to their hons
Monday.
Or. Knott, of illinois. arrived Satur
/ day, and will make this his headquar
/ terra until he finds place in which HI
may settle doRn in tha practice of hi
profession. Should think no might &C
! farther and fare worse than to atop righr
here in EmporiA.
6. W., George and Arthur Porterfield
who. in company with Amos RIngle
started out on the 9th to make an over
land tour of the northwestern part at tn
state brought up In RmpoEia this morn
Ting in excellent health and fne spirits
J Their trip was great success
!. Mrs. John Briden, Of Eureka, AMI
Mics Lille Rhodes, OF Hutchinson, 81
rived IN the city to-day on visit 20 th
family Of G. ". faztoa. OF Merchant
street. They were accompanied by Dl
| Ravenscrott and wife, of Stafford. Wit
WHOM they have also been visiting FEY
days past.
/. P. Wilson. of Muncie. Indians
father of Miss Edith Wilson, whose vls
it here early in the summer is yer
pleasantly Remembered, arrived in th
: city iass night Sn a prospecting toul
: and is the guest of the Nations. He
|, a map of Considerable prominence o
J the Chicago Board of Trade.
Henry MacCallum. better known, pei
haps. as "BTack the Musician" form
er resident of thus place, but Vha. e
some years past, AAz been travelin
!. kithsr snd thitheF over the country
. search of living, which he obtains b
> singing and playing on q violion,
b with az again, after an absence Of yet
; or two in Arkansas and Texas, where
;. has eEPefienced many ups and down
: The following ladies accompanied Co
i III. G. Wiser. OF TOrnnto, Canad
q to his big cattle ranch
8 this county to day: Mrs. r.
! Haus. hrs. 4. G.sWalden. Misses Ann
. ahankliu and Mary Porter. They vel
= in one of BarWick's fne hacks, draw
by four white horses, which makes o.
Is OF the most engaging outfits In tow
The trip viii make ride Of about If
"a miles. and cann1t he otherwise than We
lenI0yahle.