The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-29
PERSONAL. MENTION.

Foster Rosenberry is elivering goods
tor J.. Horr h Son.
f. Z. Miller is now employed Al the
Morrison restaurant.
L. w Lewis and lot Of stone mAsnns
went to New Mexico Friday
l. NJ. keyes has begun the study Of
law in the office Of l. E Lambert.
We arc glad u note an Improvement
in the condition OF J L Wells
We we're pleased 10 see down town
saturday our old frlendJ ) Mcwhor-
ter.
Mrs. Pearce. OF 81 Paul. arrived here
Friday on visit to her mother, Mrs J
X. Swan.
L. NJ. Keys. of this county, received
commisslon IS notary public from Gov
Gnck Friday
Mr. and Mrs Chas Hammond. Of
Illinois, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
c. z. WorthiDgton.
w. s. Avard has resigned his position
At the grocery store Of w. q Mc(IAry on
account OF III health
Miss Caddie McFsdden. who has been
visiting friends in Indiana slice August,
returned home last week.
VIII Hughes, who returned last week
from the Indian Territory, has resumed
his position at the feed store of N. Whit
tlesey.
Will Hughes returned Friday morning
from the Indian Territory, where he has
been with the Emporis surveying
party.
Jack Wilcox, who has been sojourn-
ing in Texas for some time past, return
ed this morning, and will probably
winter" here.
Warren Stone will be pleased To see
his friends at the dry goods store of d.
Thomas & Co, where he has accepted q
posltion as salenman.
T. r. Trask is officiating a. foreman
OF the Madison News during the illness
OF the regular head of the mechanical
department Of that journal.
Mrs. John o. Dent, mother OF Mrs. A.
Il. Taylor, who has been visiting here
for some days past, returned TO her home
in Winona, Illinois, Friday.
Isaiah Bingham, who purchased the in
terest of A. J. Baird in the opera house
billiard hall, has moved to Emporia
with his family from Chase county.
Edward Hall, OF st. Joe. Michigan,
son of DIR. Hall, formerly of this place,
arrived in the city last night, on visit
To his uncles and other relatives here.
John Harrison, for year past bill
clerk at the Junction, left for Albuquer.
que, N. NJ, Saturday, where he accepts
a position in the auditors Office Of the
Southern Pacific railroad.
w. W. Proctor, of the Santa Fe road
has returned from the Las Vegas hot
springs, where he has been taking treat
ment for rheumatism. We are glad 10
learn that he is much improved. He was
accompanied by his wife.
T. w. Kitchen and Dan Dryer were out
on a rather expensive hunting expedl-
ton Friday They each had Q valu-
able overcoat "chawed up" by their
horses. Dan says he don't care so
much for the overcoat; il is the lOss of q
very sweet epIstle from his best girl that
grieVes him most.
ALI. Roberts and family, of NeOshO
Rapids returned Friday from visit of
some weeks to Nebraska. Mr.. Roberts
is not ready to swap Kansas for Nsbras-
ka, but he says he was surprised at the
evidences of thrift and prosperity which
he met on every hand in the latter state,
and he speaks in glowing terms Of his
trip.
Wichita Eagle: Miss Nina Caldwell
left the city last week for her home 81
Rmporia. She takes with her the beat
wishes OF large circle of friends and
acquaintance who regret very much 70
zee her leave the city. 1t il seldom
young ladies Of Miss Caldwells age
command the respect so universal in .
city as she.