The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-04-12
PERSONAL lzEnrIon.
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ing court proceedings.
T. Mccullough is temporarily en-
pioyed on the books Of Thomas s Jones.
Mr.. Ford. OF Illinois, is temporarily
employed in the Office OF the register OF
deeds
We are sorry to note that Mrs. ]. N,
Frazee is still suffering with very sore
throas.
R. NJ Rigdon, of Council Grove. Is
in the city visiting the family of VIM.
Clark.
The families of N. J. oherle and w.
b. Macarthur, went to Florence Monday
To live.
The friends Of A F. Grove viii be
palned to learn that he IL stiil very ser,-
ously i'll.
We regret to learn that there is no
improvement in the condition of J. s.
McWholter.
T. n. SedgWick has gone to Neosho
county 10 look after some important
legal business.
G. L. Bontecon, OF Toronto. has taken
charge OF 8. A. Brown Co.'s lumber
yard at this place.
Reid Nation, of Indiana, is visiting
his brother, s. Nation, in this city, aud
thinks of locating in Kansas.
Prof Diilworth, former member OF
the Normal faculty, is in the city and
visited that institution yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Buchanan, who has been
visiting her son w. c., at Dunlap. re-
turned TO her home in Minnesota yester-
day.
Mrs. A. Pemberton and child. of
Leavenworth, are visiting at the residence
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. hos. Mur.
dock.
Richard Evans and wife, of St. Louis,
are visiting friends in the city. Mr.. E.
is SON OF the late R ]. Evans, of Dry
Greek.
Miss Allie Rogers, who has been visit
ing her cousin, Mrs. Coulson, In this city
for some weeks, left Tuesday for her
home in Omaha,
]. Gardner spent the Sunday with his
family in Emporia. When he returns
to Topeka he will take charge of the
kitchen of the Windsor hotel.
Mrs. Conductor Puffer has gone TO
Las Vegas, New Mexico, to join her
husband, who went there some days
ago for the benefit of his health.
CIV. Burris, who formerly had charge
of the central telephone Office at this
place, stopped in Emporia yesterday on
his way from La Junta to Topeka.
Will Davidson, former student of the
Normal, has gone on the road as sales
man for Snyder & Jones, proprietors of
the Commercial street green house.
Mrs. Minnie Lindell nee Marsh, form
erly of this place, but now of st. Louis,
is in the city visiting friends. among
whom is the family of II. v. Bundrem.
Mrs Conductor Nash and Miss Mary
Laughlin haYe gone to Kansas City to
attend the wedding of their sister,
which will take place in the near fu-
ture.
Mrs Lizzie Mitchell and her sister
Miss Nelly Swartz, of Arkansas City,
Kansas, are visiting their aunt, Mrs. j
w. latham, at No. "a Constitution
street.
w. Aubrey Powell, of Scranton, Pa
will give concert in the Welsh Pres.
byterisn church on Monday evening
April 18th. He is said to be firstclass
musician.
Hon. A. P. Cloudy, OF Cottonwood
Falls, is making preparations to spend
the summer months among the noun
tains of West Virginia, his old homt
many years ago.
Mrs. D. s. Hurlbat started to Ohio
Monday to be present, it is report
ed, at an occasion in which Miss Wor
stell, we'll known in this city, is mo-
wholly uninterested.
Chaplain Lutz, who has been sojourn.
ing IN New Mexico for the benefit of hi
health, arrived home Sunday, and
We are pleased to know that he is feel
ing well and is in good spirits.
Rev. D. P. Shuey, OF the Reformed
church, will arrive in this city with hi
family from Pennsylvania on the 9th o.
May, and will bring with HIM sufficien
means TO build snug parsonage.
The numerous friends of R. NJ. Bach
eller will he pleased to learn that he hs!
been made terminal agent of the Atlantic
SlPaciac railroad which is high com
pliment to his business qualifications.
THE NEWS was greatly pleased yester
day to receive call from j. G.. Horn
barger, who came so nearly being killeC
by runaway team IN Chase county SOM
days ago. He is now mending quite
rapidly.
Mrs. Win Warron. of Mulvane, wht
has been visiting her old home at Men
tor, Ohio, tor some months past, arrived
in this city Sunday with Captain s
B. Warren, and is visiting at his resi-
dence on State street.
DR.. Slower was summoned to CLARK
county, Missouri, yesterday by Telegram
announcing the death of his father, 9
an advanced age. The message ais
stated that his mother was quite i'll
He will return IN few days
Commonwealth: Prof r. B. Dillworth
formerly of the Emporia Norma
school, but now of Pennsylvania, is Wis
iting in the state. This gentleman il
SAID to be one of the brightest younl
men ever engaged in the profession il
this state.
o. B. HOrnbarger, who was summon
ed. to Emporia SONS days ago, by tn
serious accident which his father sus
taIned in Chase county. returned to BIZ
Springs, Texas, yesterday. We had tn
pleasure of meeting him and found hin
q very agreeable and entertains person
James McNavin, agent of Lambert 1
Richardson's dramatic company called a
the News Office Tuesday. He has mad
: arrangements for the appearance of hi
company in Emporia on the evenings o
the 10th and 18th when "The Banker,
Daughter" and sour Bachelors" will b
produced.
Commodore Foote, of Roodhonse, Ill
and ''Chalkey," his brother, from Slater
Missouri, are visiting their brother anS
sister, Al. FoOte and Mrs. Lewis, OF tn:
Park Place. They are both railroat
conductors "Chalkey" had charge o
the train which was held up by th
James boys in what is known IS tn
Blue Cut robbery. From here the boy
60 to Nebraska to visit friends.
Dr.. L. P. RavenscroGt of Stafford, was th
guest Tuesday Of his brother and othe
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