The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-22
Personal aaENrroS.

latiOBs in this city.
MISS Lou Barnett entered the College
of Emporia Tuesday.
Mrs Z. s. Waterbury returned yester-
! day from Il visit TO St Louis.
Mrs. Z. Beck is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. II. +. Holmes, of Reading.
| Conductor Sheppard will take the pas-
senger run ON the X. C & E. railroad.
John Breese. Of North Wales. is VISIT
ing his nephew. David Rowlands, in this
city.
Miss Lulu Spencer has accepted n po-
sition in the dry goods store Of Baird
Bros.
Mre Z. f. Holmes and her con- of
Kansas Clty, are visiting friends in En-
pOria.
! c. NJ. 10y has accepted the position
of assistant book keeper at the Grange
store.
Frederick WillIsms, of Decatur, Ill,
has arrived here Ia locale in the stock
business.
Samuel Wilson, of Breckenridge.
Colorado, is visiting his sister. Mrs. II.
f. Norton.
Grant Orr has accepted a day clerksbip
at the gents furnishing goods store of
G. F. DYnes
Mrs Henry Bloss and Miss Calhe
TRACER, Of White City, are the guests of
Mrs Prot. Kinzie.
T. ]. TOlmesley, of Comanche, Texas,
Mayor Hoods partner in the cattle bnsi-
ness, is in the city.
James Sires, of Council GROVE. has
moved to EmpOrIa 10 take an agency to
sell sewing machines
J. NJ. McCown, editor of the Demo
crat, started Tuesday ON visit TO
his old home in IllinOiE.
Taylor Bates, of Indiana, is visiting
his cousin, NJ. III. Bates, of this city, and
thinks of locating here.
A. j. Adams. who has been staying in
| New Mexico for some months Ia visit
ing his family in this city.
Mrs. Bette Morgan and her son
George have gone to Colorado for the
benefit of the latler's health.
Mrs. Sol Smith, former resident of
EmpOrIa, but who now resides at Wichi-
ia, is visiting friends in this city.
Col j. NJ. Steele and wife, Mrs Hol-
IIngaWorth. Mrs. Moffet and Mrs. Tor
rington went to Kansas City to day.
Mrs. Ascher Smith, of Melgern, is
visiting her husband, who is employed
at the Santa FEE switch yard at this place.
Rufus Clark, of Columbus, Ohio, is
spending few days in and around En-
pOria and IL much pleased with Kansas.
J. ID. Holden has moved into his prop
erly on West street, which lac purchased
Gum.
Miss George Marshall, of Keokuk,
Iowa, arrived in Emporia today. 1t Is
likely that she will become a resident of
the city.
Elias Rich and Isaac HOllingsworth,
who haYe been visiting in this city and
vicinity for some weeks, returned tn
Indiana Tuesday.
NJ. NJ. Young, who is just completing
hotel at Cottonwood Falls, was in the
city to-day. He has great many
friends in Emporia.
4. NJ. AFTER, a wholesale druggist of
Hutchinson, IN company with his wife, a
most accomplished lady, is here visiting
his father in law, DIR. Howard.
Oliver Harrington, of Topeka, and
Freeman Harrington, of Lawrence, were
IN attendance Saturday at the funeral OF
their mother. Mrs. Mary Green.
J. l.. Horton, special agent of the State
Insurance company, of Des MOines,
Iowa, will make EmporIa his headquar-
ters. and is stopping at the Merchants
hotel
John James, one OF d. Thomas eff
Client clerks, is suffering from very
sore eye, and consequently ia unable to
discharge his accustomed duties at the
store.
J II Harrison has accepted posi-
tinn in the auditors office Of the A. S
i. railroad at Albuquerque. and will
start for that place on Saturday We
labor.
, S. V. Duncan, of PleassntOn, Iowa, ha.
;, arrived in the city and Is in search of {
I house pleasantly located, and when hG
n finds something to suit him he will sent
for his family and make this his HON,
in future.
o II. J Barnett, who has been for III,
q past three months employed in the Tin
shop department of J. b. Peters estab
lisnmeni, left for Council Grove Tuesda,
afternoon, where he goes To reside pei
Z manGntly.
= Moses Ferbey, of Bclvidere, Illinois
is Visiting at the residence of COnducto
=. White. Mr. FerbAy WAS taken when
mere lad by Mrs White, who educate
him and cared for him until he was abb
Il To do for himself
u Harry Laws and Gen and viii Kize
d have returned from the Indian Terri
tory where they have been engaged on
large surveying contract taken som
months ago by Harry Hibben. Nj
IS Laws will return tn the Nation afte
3 Thanksgiving
Y, We regret To learn of the contemplate
n departure oi A. Johnson, who wi
Is leave some time this week Ia enter th
passenger department Of one of III
'e leading roads ceatering In Chicag'
MIR. Johnson has been IN the employ {
Fl the Missouri Pacific company for som
in years and is II member of the X. T. hant
At He will b.: much missed ia Empnria
lie Tho many friends of A f. Parkinso
is will he glad tn-learn that he has RI
of turned to EmpOria, and will from IN
l. on he found In the office of T. N. Scd!
n wick, where he will continue to wrest
with Blackstone and companion yo
~ nmes until he masters the rudimcnts {
= American Jurisprudence. Mr. ParkiI
:, son is capital fellow, and it affords 1
great pleasure To note his return to oI
20 midst. He has been spending sever
. months with his aged parents at Higl
~ land, Illinois, and enters upon h
-, studies again with renewed vigor an
the most cheering prospects of succe
in his chosen profession.