The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-06-07

D.F Prince, the horseman. has gone
to Sedalia to locate.


d. F. Prince, the horseman. has gone
to Sedalia to locate.
Jennie May Gentber is visiting Der
sister, Mrs. C. A. Peyton, at Reading.
. jos Klee, OF Wichita, has taken charge |
of chair at Fred Haussler's barber
shop.
Mrs. W. II. Morris and son, of Par
sons, are visiting the family of s. A.
Denison, in this city.
Mrs. E. D. Cobb and son, Of Concor-
dia, Kansas. are in the city, the guests
of Mrs. NJ E. Roberts
John Hess. of Burlingame, has sue
ceeied A. Harley, as foreman of track
laying on the K. G. s. Z. railroad.
RS. Lunbeck, of Kansas City. Arriv-
ed in town last week and is the guest
of Cap. j. r. Lunbeck and family.
Mrs. J.V. Carter arrived last week
from the Indian territory on q visit TO
her son Walter, who lives on Moon
creek.
Last week Mrs ]. r. Morrison pre-
sented her son Harry with fine New
England piano. Hall Bros made the
sale.
Mrs. Lizzie johnson, of Browns
Grove, Pawnee county, arrived FRI
day on visit TO her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. t. P. Hall.
Hon. A. C. Mclean and daughter,
father and sister of J. Hull Mclean, of
HortonsburG, arrived in Emporia Sstur-
day from New Jersey.
W. w. Wheeler writes to friend in
this city from Los Angeles, that he is
greatly delighted with California and all
that he has seen in that country.
Phil Sutherland, who has been en-
ployed for some time past in the gro
Gerry store of 8. r. Hall, has concluded
to go back to his old business of paint
ing.
DIR. L. D. Jccobs as q representative
of the Kansas State Medical Society,
started Friday to Cleveland, Ohio,
to attend the meeting of the American
Medical Association which meets in
that city on June 18th.
Mrs. G. W. Bennett and her little
daughter Blanche. and Hattie Lakin,
went TO Reading Friday on a visit to w.
II. Severy's. The little girls were in
high glee over the prospect of a romp
and q generally good time about the
farm of Mr. Sevarv
Frank Flenniken, private secretary of
Senator Plumb, arrived in Emporia
from Clay Center Saturday and Will be
in Emporisa portion and probably all of
the summer. He is one of the best fell
lows in Kansas, and is just the kind of
a man to live in live town like this.
It affords us pleasure to note the pro-
motion OF F. A. Burgess to the position
of chief dispatcher at the Santa Fee train
Office in this city. He is thoroughly
qualified for the place, and there is no
young man in Emporia whose success
could inspire more general Satisfaction
than this popular and deserving gentle
man.
G. T. Carleton, former proprietor of
the billiard hall in SOden's block on
Fifth avenue, started Saturday for Kins-
ley, where he expects to go into the cattle
business. His course in this city has
been such as to command the respect of
all who know him, and he has many
friends here who will wish him abund-
ant success in his new venture.
Miss Rose Bartholomew started to
Omaha Thursday, having accepted very
tempting offer to teach for the next
month in the city schools of that place
She is one of the most successful edu
Gators we have ever had in Emporia
and we are not surprised to know thai
her qualifications as an instructor are
i known and recognized outside of this
, city.
Jack Lewis says we made a mistake
in the number OF girls he took on hi!
fishing excursion to Coal creek yester
day, there being eleven instead of three
The error is cheerfully corrected, fol
Jack is host among the ladies anC
should have proper credit for every par
ticle of gsllantry he so generously dis
plays toward the fair sex.
Chas. Grosscup writes to friends her,
that he is switching around pretty live
ly in his new position in Kansas City
and the prospect is that his alread!
multifariOus and arduous duties will
soon be greatly increased. He appear
to be giving the best of satisfaction, ant
} doubtless realizes and recognizes to tn
E fullest extent the old saw. that "there i
, no excellence without great labor"
E. NJ. Forde with his little daughte
Jessie left Saturday for Buffalo, N
, Y, as delegate to the supreme lodg
of the A. y. U. W., which meets in tina
D city next Tuesday and will continue il
session eight days. Mr.. Forde antici
3 pates that it will be one of the most in
teresting meetings OF that body yet held
l He expects to be absent about a month
i spending the most of the time with hi
friends In Buffalo.
i The fact that Train Master Gardner i
to remain IN Emporia instead of beinl
> removed to Newton, as was at one tim
contemplated, will be a source of graft
fication to his many friends in this city
!, The great fondness which MIR. Gardne
1 has apparently conceived for Empori
would render his removal almost q
4 painful to himself as it would be +
those who have learned to know hin
: and appreciate his many engaging quail
| tiles,