The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-04
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MARKEDLY the Rev, J. 4. Collins,
at the L. Z. parsonage, Saturday even
ing December 30th, Mr. Allen Grimsley,
of Americas, and Miss Annie Bonner
sock, of Bluff Creek, Agnes City town
ship. May their life be happy
ID. J. Roberts, of Usage City, arrived
ON the freight train Saturday night, and
will spend New Years in company with
his wife at Mr.. and Mrs. Bonds.
A gentleman from Emporia expects TO
locate in town and start shoe shop, ifI
a building for shop can be secured.
A couple of gentlemen were in town
last week looking for suitable building
to start pool table in.
Mrs. Mary Marks, of Usage City, Is
expected on the train to-day.
New Years, like Thanksgiving, is be-
ing generally observed with turkey and
cranberries.
School will commence 10. morrow.
Business is looking up little. A few
dwellings and business houses TO rent at
present would be paying investment
for some eutcrprisiBg person.
Miss Minnie Wenner has accepted
the position Of assistant post mistress. he
ginning with the new year.
Mr. J. w. Lowry, brother of A )
Lowry, is at present stopping in town.
His native state is Ohio
j. e. Craig returned 10 EmpOria yes
terday after week's ruraliZing.
VIII Howard, our photographer, Is
around town. He seems 10 he IA FIRST.
class artist.
Craig Anderson moved into his new
residence on New Years day.
School books a, Bonds
All the popular family remedies
for sale at Bonds.
1.-The best stationery nj Bonds
J. g. Brown says he has reduced the
price Of his boots and shoes 10 per cent,
and does not propose t, be undersold.
We are now handling Hour and feed
which we will sell You ai Empofia
prices, shipped direct from tie mills in
car load lots. Remember we guarantee
satisfaction. First building north of the
posioffice. Americas
Gro. McAULEy Manager
TUESDAY, Jan. ,
The youngest child of George 10y, of
Dunlap, will be buried in the Americas
cemetery to-day, also the infant boy OF
Il. 5. Adair, of Emporia Mr. Loy's
child. we understand, died Of typhoid
fever, and Mr. Adair's child with ling
fever
Old and young enjoyed good time
at the New Years enieit iinment at lhe
U. p. church last night The children
spoke well for the short time they were
under training. GIFTS were distributed
to all the scholars of the school and a
lunch of peanuts, apples and candy
was given each one. Upon the clos
ing of the entertainment a pair Of
gold spectacles were presented by class
No. to Rev j. a Collins, NJ w. Glib.
son. making neat little presentation
speech. which was replied To by Mr.. Col.
Inns in speech in one Of his happiesl
strains The house ws crowded, some
where in the neighburbood of 800 being
| in attendance. This was exclusively .
chiidrens' entertainment, and they en-
joyed themselves to the uttermost.
Nice assortment of fine candies Al
Bonds.
Teas THAT cost 20 CENTS J. G
Brown will sell yeu Mt 20 cents
50 cen: tea at - cents Take look a
them. Fresh canned goods and Gala
fornia honey. Don't forget that We hay,
| full stock of boots and shoes, glove,
and mIttens, glass and queensware, no
| lions, candies and cigars, and Ia fac
everything usually kept in firsteias.
establishment. Lafer-A 10 per cen
reduction on boots and shoes
WEDNESDAY, Jan, 8.
DIR. Sax has moved into the Var
Voris property.
The lyceum met last nigh and aftel
an able discussion of The question IN
| def consideration. the balance Of To,
program was hastily gone through viii,
when the society adjourned 20 meet mex
Monday night, when they. viii. take rsa
der consideration the quesiion, re
| solved, That science and etiuseti.sli i.sf
done mere COED for ihe World tEzI
scripture and oEfAoi6x -