The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-05-31

Ed Carpenter left on Saturday for
Texas
s. D. Vail and family have moved 10
Srong City.
Mrs. DIR. Grove, of Topeka, is visiting
her son here, A. F. Grove.
Joe Smith, of Cottonwood Falls is
spending few days in Emporia.
Dan Dryer has accepted the position
of night welgher on the Sants Fe.
Frank Kenyon, who has been on the
sick list. is able to be about again.
Mrs. Preston Peyton and Mrs. A. D.
Scott, are enjoying visit at Reading.
Miss Mary Jane Griffiths, of ArvonIs,
IL visiting the family of r. j. Edwards.
Eddie Rice, son of Elder Rice. is
writing at the Office of the county clerk.
Mrs. p. G. Hallberg and Mrs. J. w.
HiTth have gone to Mcpherson 10
visit
We learn that Prof. Rees expects to
return to Wales about the Goth of next
month.
Capt. J. Tempany, of the U. S. a.,
with his wife and children is stopping at
the Coolidge.
Mrs. L. w. Lewis was among the
party of Emporia ladies that went to
Usage City yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles and Mr.. aud Mrs
| nan &c nk;o ara vioi,in,r Of RaD,apn,n
Ellman's on East street
Frank Petit entered the EN- poIia
Business College Monday, and will
take a course in that institution.
w. F. Craig, of Taylor, Tennessee, is
visiting c. B. Jackson. in this city, and
will probably remain in Emporia.
Charlie Rice went to Baldwin City to-
day to attend the commencement exer-
cises of the university at that place.
Henry Healy, OF st. Louis, a first class
baker, has arrived in Emporia and will
be employed by Groh s. Broughton.
Mr.. Kregelo, of indianapolis, who has
been visiting his son ]. L., in this coun-
tY for some weeks past, returned home.
H. j. LoOmis is employed at the store
of the Emporia Hardware Company,
where ne will be pleased to see his
friends.
W. E. Malay and wife, who have
been stopping for some weeks at the
Fifth Avenue hotel, went to Caldwell
Monday.
A H. McCandlcss has returned from
Santa Fee where he had expected to set
tie, and now hopes TO find location IN
Kansas. Sensible.
Carlos Clobridge. of Rice county, one
of the solid and best known men in that
part of the country, is in the city, the
guestof G. p. Jones.
F. Ball. young man well known
here, was kicked by horse at ArVonis
Friday evening last, and is lying in
very critical condition.
Rcbt Trimble, who has been visiting
his son o. T. Trimble, IN this city for
some days, started Monday for his
home in Columbus, Ohio.
Little George Adams, brother of Mrs.
Ned Weaver, who has been visiting the
latter for several days past, returned
home to Danville, Ill, this morning.
John Anderson, father-in-law of Henry
Collander, of Jacobs creek, started Mon
day for Sweden, his old home. Pete
Stromberg furnished him his ticket.
Miss Alma Riggs, who has been at
tending the conservatory of music at
Cincinnati for the past five months, re-
turned hone on the early train Sunday
morning.
Evan NJ. Jones, whose house was de-
stroyed by tornado about year ago,
was rendered a very handsome iestimo-
NAL by the Welsh Presbyterian congre-
gaticn Sunday evening.
Frank Butcher, who accepted q posi-.
ton IN the Savings bank some weeks
ago, entered upon his duties at that
place Monday. He is q very CON-
petent young man and Will prove val
liable aid to his employer.
A. Harley, who has occupied the po.
sition of superintendent of tracklayine
on the K. c. & E. railroad, has gone tC
Florence to accept the appointment OF
I, roadmaster on the middle division Of
: the Santa Fe. The work which he left
3 is at present under the supervision o.
z Mr.. @. s. Beadle, chief engineer.
C. S. Wilson colored attorney, who
has been practicing in Boston for thre,
r years, has arrived in Emporia and viii
!. become 8 member of the Lyon county
bar. He belonged to the class of n a
Amherst college. of which F. C. New
:. man of this city was a member. Mr
q Wilson lie bright and intelligent younl
q man and we trust he will succeed II
3 Emporia
Z Mr.. Russell Myrick, who latel.
= bought out o. =. Sawyer, and his stai
composed Of the following gentlemen
NJ. ]. Strain, Walter Foote, Fran
d Baulch, Louis Levy and John Burk,
Z eujoyed drive together Sunday owe
ut the city and the surrounding counir,
Mr.. Myrick is very much pleased Wit
g. everything here and will bnY him mic
2 home and settle down in it as soon as
i'd can find something to SUIT him. He e.
IN poets to go to Helena in few days
is bring his family here, and they will a
be most cordially welcomed by our cit
gems.