The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-07-12
PERSONAL srEsrlos.
Judge Graves went to Burlington at
noon Tuesday TO hold court

Judge Graves went to Burlington at
noon Tuesday TO hold court
Deputy Sheriff Kremer's home was
frightened Tuesday night by the arrival
Of fine little girl baby.
Miss Julia Kirk has very interest
ing class In painting At Chetopa and
will spend the summer there
Miss Alice oyerstreet took the can
nonhall Monday tor Topeka, where she
viii take special course in eiocution.
Sam Stolter. one Of the big and pros
porous farmers Of Rock creek, was In
the city Tuesday aud purchased large
stock Of groceries.
Mrs. Elizabeth Roberts, accompanied
by her daughter Lizzie. arrived Satur-
day evening from New York City, on
visit 70 the family Of Ellis w. Roberts.
Miss Flore Breiner. who has been Wis
iting Miss Elite Slocums of this city,
went 70 the home Of her parents on Ea-
gle creek Tuesisy, where she will spend
her vacation.
Miss Matte P. Spencer, of the Nor
NAL. went 10 Usage City Sunday to as
siss in conducting the teachers institute
at that place. She will have charge OF
the classes in elOcutIon and literature.
E. J. Miller, late foreman OF THE
NEWS, and Joe Lair, compositor, lett
thls morning for Kansas City, from
where Mr.. Miller will start for San
Francisco 10 accept . position on the
Call.
A. N. Boorey left for the country
Tuesday TO rusticate q few weeks for
his health. He will spend the most OF
the time with his sister, Mrs. Will
Spencer, who lives about sIxteen miles
north OF the city.
Rev. c. w. Gullett, Of Paols, was in
the city awhile to-day on his way home
from Eureka. where he delivered lee
ture last evening on astronomy. He paid
TIE News Office brief but pleasant
visit.
Samuel CoppOck and wife, OF Tippi-
canoe, Ohio, who have been the guests
OfD. w. Holderman and family, and
other friends here fer month past, re-
turned home this morning.
Judge Culver returned from Topeka
ON the O'Clock train Wednesday and
says they he'd one Of the worst rain and
hail storms he has ever seen. 1t COM
menced At II O'Clock aAd continued I'M
Gil after 2.
WI Craig, OF Taylorville. Tennes-
zee. has accepted position with J. w.
latham. He appears to be very worthy
young man, and will doubtless fill his
position with credit to himself and his
employer.
Major John D. Miles and wife. Of
Darlington. Indian kTerritorY, were
guests at the Coolidge awhile today.
They left for Kansas City this afternoon,
from which point they will go to the
Rocky Mountains to spend the summer.
Ben Wheldon returned Sat urday even.
ing from Geuda Springs where ne has
been spending Q couple of weeks for his
health. He has been greatly benefited
and speaks very enthusiastically of that
charming little health resort.
I'D. Beals has been appointed gener-
al agent for the state of Kansas for the
Great International Farmers's Live
Stock association. Mr.. Beals has been
special agent for this company and has
gained the promotion by his energy and
enterprise.
Jacob 10y, OF Lombard, Illinois.
called Monday with Hon. John 10y. Of
Americas. Jacob IL . brother OF our
venerable friend. Samuel 10y, Of Amer
icus, and is visiting here for the first
time. Though 20 years of age, he is
'hale and hearty"
Rev. David Sanders, of Wales. is exs
pected In few weeks. on q trip for his
health. His destination il Colorado,
bat he will stop over here on Sunday
and preach for the Welsh congrega-
tIons. He Is said 20 be one Of the ablest
divines in his church.
Rev. R. L. Loiz left Monday for Inde-
pendence, No., to attend the Missouri
State Lectureship of the Christian
church. From there he will go to Fort
Scott, 70 attend the Kansas Bible school,
to be conducted by ]. w. McGarvey, OF
Kentucky. Mr.. Lott expects to be gone
abOuttwo weeks.
Mias Laura Thomas writes back that
she and her little niece, Pearl Stuckey,
are enjoying their trip immensely.
They arrived at Chihuahua Sunday,
having fell in with very pleasant CON-
pany of excursiOnists going that way,
at Santa Fe. They have met number
of old Emporians. among whom were
Major Bancroft and wife.