The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-22
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Patrick NJ. Dryer, of Dow creek. was
in town Thursday.


Patrick Nj. Dryer, of Dow creek, was
in town Thursday
w. s. Award moved into his new
house at No Isl Union street. Thursday
Isaiah Osborn, of Wilmington, Ohio
is visiting friends and relatives At Ply.
mouth.
w. b. Edwards, of Agnes City, father
of L. c. Edwards, was the guest Of the
latter Thursday.
The mother of l.. F. PruYn arrived
Thursday from Chicago and will make
her home here for the present.
Z. Hamilton, very excellent watch
maker, of Paola, this state, has accepted
a position with H. J. Bird.
s G. Bjerke arrived Friday from Mis-
souri, and will resume his position at the
Santa Fe train dispaicher's Office
o.. Greenleaf, formerly of this coun
~ hat now engaged in the stock bust
ness in Comanche county, is in town fol
. few days.
Harmon Harrison moved into Z. n
Forbes house At No. 124 State street Fri
day. He will have a very pleasant
home, indeed.
&. C. Hiatt and family moved to Law
renee Thursday, where they will spenc
the winter, and in the spring move onto
farm near that place.
til. LOOMS and Geo. Hughes, of Car
linville, Illinois, are in the city looking
ct real estate. Mr.. l.. is brother Of ii
J. Loomis, Of this city.
Rev. J. z. Hendy went TO EurekI
Thursday to assist in the installation o
Rev. J. A. Taylor of the Presbyt eria1
church of that place.
Captain /. A. Taylor, of Hartford, hal
been drawn to serve on the petit jury a
the term of the u. g. district cour
which cOnvenes at Topeka on the 26th
Miss Hattie Wheeler, an accomplished
young lady from Springfield, Illinois
is visiting the families of Samuel anC
Cyrus Lewis and Il. Fl. Lockridge, In
this city.
Aft Roberts and family, of NeoshC
Rapids, started Thursday on a visit Il
Lincoln, Neb., where Mrs. Roberts hsi
sister whom she has not seen for thir
teen years.
Frank and Will Dale started to Chase
county Friday to bag the toothsome quai
and pursue the Himble jack-rabbit. w,
would like to see the boys open fre OF
a flock of barns.
John Morgan, wife and daughter ant
VIM. Jenkins, of this county, starteC
Thursday on a visit to Wales. We wisl
them a successful voyage and happy
visit to their fatherland.
Ed. Gardner, who for long time wa
clerk in the postoffice at this place, anl
who went 10 Missouri several months
ago where he was married, is Tow il
the employ Of Bullene, Moores, Emery
& Co. of Kansas City, where he Is doinI
nicely. Ed. is firstclass young man
and we are pleased to note this evidences
of his prosperity.
James Stock well, father in-law of oul
young and popular merchant, c. F
Dynes, arrived last Friday from Hills
boro. Ohio, accompanied by his wife
and daughters, who, for the present, Al
least will make their home with Mr.
Dynes. Mr.. Stockwell is in very poor
health, and hence his visit here, which
it is to be hoped may result in the com.
plete cure of his bodily infirmiues.
The Topeka Capital announces thai
c. n. Riggs, formerly of this city, has
resigned his position in the claim de-
partment of the Santa Fe road. and has
accepted position in the abstract Office
of T. G. Henry at Abilene. Charlie is
very capable person in any line of cler-
zeal work. and will prove valuable
man in the capacity indicated. lie left
Rridav for hia nayv fiald Of lahOr