The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-04-12
ruRsoNAL MENTION.

Lew Halleck begins to look like a reg.
nlar miller.
CIV, Bennett, the grocer, started to-
day for Camden, Ohio.
We are pleased to note the con;
valescence of Z. Nichols.
]. d. Dawson is employed in the
Office OF the district clerk.
Mrs. DIR. Cordley and Mrs. Swan went
70 Lawrence Saturday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Win e Griffith.
O. A. Leighton moved into one of the
prettiest new houses in town, up on
State street, Friday.
@. f. Dyens, of Cincinnati, is in the
city and contemplates opening n gents
furnishing store here.
Mrs. Nicholas, of Omaha, and the
Misses Dunn, OF Lawrence, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs S. C. Cross, Of
this city.
We are pleased 10 see upon the streets
again Z. Dixon, who has been confined
to the house With protracted seige of
pneumonia
Miss Clara Bfoughton, of Warren
county, Pennsylvania, has arrived in
Emporia on visit TO her brother Frank,
OF the firm of Groih & Droughton.
Mr.. S. w. LaSin, OF Bloomfield, Iii
nois. and ID. L, Lnkin, of Topeka.
brothers OF Roland LalkIn and uncles Of
A.G. Lalxin, are visiting in the city,
Our readers will be much pleased to
learn that j. G.. Hornbarger continues
to improve though he is suffering con
siderable pain from the effect OF his ac-
eident.
Carl Eckdall, a former composition of
The NEWS, whose parents reside in this
city, is just recovering from seige of
the smallpox at Albuquerque. New
Mexico.
lewis Webb, OF Mattoon, Illinois, is
visiting his cousins, Ed. and Harry
Collard, in this city. He is printer
by trade, and will probably locate in
Emporia.
Archibald Kerr, prominent stock
man, and Gen. Rogers, OF Eureka, were
in the city awhile yesterday evening,
and went to Kansas City On the eleven
O'Clock train.
Fl. B. Alexander, c. n. Sterry and
Col. II. c. Cross returned Saturday
from Ottawa, and report work as pro
crossing at lively rate at that end of
Il ~ G
The wife of-C. c. Moore, city editor of
the Republican, has arrived in Emporia
from Kinslcy, aud will take possession
with her husband, in few DAYS, of one
OF the new houses off. NJ. Forde, at No.
I1s Exchange street.
Benjamin Romano, the venerable ia
Their of b. F. Romano, has arrived IN
Emporia from Wisconsin and will spend
the summer here. He is 20 years old,
and is the possessor Of silver medal re-
ceived for gallan, conduct in the Next
can war.
Stephen Janus, well and iavorably
known IN Emporia, hes returned to this
city from Denver, and win be employed
in The engineering department of the K
q. & Z. railroad. His brother, J. A
the artist, expects 10 return to Emporia
in about month
f. 4. Brown, one OF the most capable
and popular engineers on The Santa f.
rad, len Friday u take la
cratiye position 90 The Mexican Central
railroad. he has hosts of friends ia
Emporia who VIII always be interested
in his future success.
o. B. Hornharger, SON of J. G. Horn
barger, of this city, has arrived in En-.
poria from Big Spriogs, Texas, in re
Spouse to a telegram announcing The
death of his father, and OF course was al
once overjoyed and surprised to find hi:
parent alive and improving.
Mrs. Col. David Taylor and two child.
rem, have returned from their trip to
Ohio. The visit was most esjoyab.e
ono, but guess they ara glad enough to
get back TO sunny Kansas" The Buck.
! eye state was still in the icy embrace Of
, Old Crimp when they left Columbus.