The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-09-06
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An. BooEeY Is going ontl the road
for n. L. Samson.
John Orr and his bicycle went to
Bismarck yesterday.
w. d. Holt, one of the solid men of |
Hartford, is in the city.
Harry Price started to Oxford, Ohio,
to-day to attend scheCi.
Mrs. Sol Smith, of Wichita, is visit
ing friends in Emporia.
Il. Alexander is getting into the har-
ness nicely at the grange store.
Peter Taylor lett yesterday tor trip |
over il Chase and other counties.
J.W. Murphy went to Lawrence last
night to attend the Bismarck fair.
A. A. Beck is temporarily employed
at the grocery store of L. G. wilcox.
Misses June Whittlesey and Lizzie
Faust have gone to Topeka on visit.
E. NJ. Forde and little daughter JESSIE
went TO Bismarck today TO attend the
fair.
Miss Carrie Morse started today tor
Lawrence, where she viii enter the state
University.
We are pleased to note that II. D.
Morse is out again after an illness of
some days.
The father of B. F. r 1maine, who has
been here since April, returned to Wis
consin this evening.
j. D. Rawlins, of Jacksonville, Illi-
nois, is visiting bis sister, Mrs. Van r.
Holmes, IN this city.
Peter and Moses Thomas, father and
son, are IN the city from Sury, Ind, in
search OF a nice farm.
Mrs A. P Mills and child returned
from Maine yesterday where they
have been for the past year.
Tom Delaney has accepted position
at Newman's, beng employed IN the
boot and shoe department.
Gov. Sharpe, of Council Grove, was
in town to-day, looking over the Nor
NAL. OF course he was pleased.
Mrs. T. Johnson is enjoying a visit
from her sister, Mrs. Mary Leaven-
worth, OF Leaven worth, Indiana.
D. L. Bartlett and wife, of st. Louis,
are visiting with Miss Eunice Bartlett
and her mother, Mrs. Fl. L. Page.
]. NJ. Manahan left yesterday for I'LL
nois. where he will spend several weeks
with his mother and other relatives.
Mrs. Mercer, who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. DeCamp in this city, re-
turned to her home in Burlingame to-
day.
A j. Houghton and wife, of Las We
gas, N. NJ , are expected tonight on
visit to Mr.. Houghton's parents west of
the city.
A L. Carter, former citizen of this
place, who has been living for some
years at Sedalia, Missouri, has returned
to this city to live.
Miss Della Werner, daughter of Sheriff
Werner, of Greenwood county Is visiting
the families OF Judge Graves and Judge
Peyton, In this city.
viii Cady, who will take charge of
the schools at Chanute In few weeks,
is canvassing in this city for Hills Man.
ual, very valuable work.
James Kenworthy and wife. of Men,
dota, Illinois, are visiting the family OF
j. G. Poterfield. Mr.. Kenworthy is a
brother of Mrs. Porterfield.
Miss Lou Chamberlain, a most sue
cessful teacher and very agreeable lady
of Elk county. arrived In the city Satur-
day and will attend the normal.
Miss May Overstreet and Miss
Minnie Lockerman started Tuesday for
Oxford, Ohio, to attend the Western
Female Seminary at that place.
jimmie Ingalls,, who has been running
for several weeks between Newton and
Nickerson, has returned to his old run
| between Emporia and Nickerson.
Mrs. j. b. Smith, mother of Mrs. H
V. Bundrem, started Tuesday for Cali
fornia, where she expects to remain fol
year. She has daughter residing ir
San Francisco.
Mrs. III. s. Griffin, of Cottonwood
Falls, aged 81 years, has been visiting
her sister Mrs. NJ. B. s. Daniels, for {
, week past. She went home to day
travelling alone.
Mrs. E. E. Weaver and Mrs. E.
Rice left for Colorado, Monday, t.
be gone two or three weeks. They viii
visit Denver, Wagon Wheel Gap anc
other places of interest.
: ]. ", and ]. Green, of Edgerton
Colorado, arrived In the city last night
; Mr.. ]. Green is afflicted with consump
. ton and will remain here awhile for hi
/. health, the guest of Mr.. Barrow, of Mer
T chants street.
We regret to note that Miss ANN
!; Riggs IS in very poor health. She ex
pee to accompany her mother east il
e two or three weeks in the hope of beini
benefited thereby, and it is to be hope
8 the change will prove salutary.
Master George Gum this mornini
: succeeded Harry Bancroft as messenge
of the Western Union telegraph compa-
> ny at this place. Harry has filled tn
place since May with great acceptable
. ty, and wants short rest before startin
to school.
A dispatch received from T. H. Levi
!. announces his arrival in New York fror
Wales, on Friday. His fathar an,
=, mother started for Emporis Monda
and are expected to arrive here Thurs
, day. Tom will stop at Chicago to puI
chase some goods.
J. Mrs. Martha Hart AMI her son Sam
uel, of Montrose, Mo, are the guests G
Miss N. j. Watson and other relative
here. Mrs. Hart is sister Of the LAT
!; Judge Watson. 1t ls their purpose
locate here it they can find piece {
= property to suit them.
m Miss Mary Dill, of Council Grow
has accepted position in the dry good
store of G. w. Newman s. Co. MiI
Dill is an exceptionally capable an
e agreeable young lady, and will PROV
d we believe, very valuable person IN Il
st position which she has consented to fl
D. Mrs. Mr.. Hubbard returned Monds
evening from a pleasant visit of son
y days at Arkansas City. Mr.. HubbaI
= =, has the responsible run on the Santa !
- road from Arkansas City to Nulvan
y having charge of all the trains betVe'
70 those points aud passing over the liz
four times day.
- Chas. Raymond. well known here, b
q resigned his position on the Santa
road and is now running an engine {
- the Central Branch out Of Atchison.
Is chief engineer of the brotherhood