The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-06-14

shirt factory. Further mention will be
made if the scheme materializes.
j. e. Kirk, fhe gentlemanly agent for
S. A. Brown 81 Co, has been fixing up,
so that things look quite neat around
the lumber yard.
We notice our merchants are supply
ing Dunlap with meat and flour, and
yet some of the residents of that little
'burg" will have the audacity 10 claim
that flour can be bought cheaper there
than here.
-Wanted.-Butter and eggs at Tress
Ter s. Lowry's.
| The WatertOwn spring wagon, the
best IN the world. For sale by j. S.
/ Gibson. Take sqnint at them.
| Imperial" and "Roseh flour are
choice brands. Sold by II. W. Gibson.
New stock Of ready made clothing
at j. d. Gibson's.
/ All the leading carminative bal
sans for summer complaints kept in
stock by III. ". Gibson.
/ Fine shoes Tor misses and ladies, in
| cloth top, front hook, lace, and button,
at j. D. Gibson's
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groceries at Nj. ". Glbson's.
MONDAY, June II.
Ed. Crock, next to the Oldest boy OF
James Crock, while attempting to close
the barn door Saturday, lett fall on him
breaking his leg just above the knee
Drs. Wright and Sax reduced the frac-
ture and at last accounts the lad was
resting as easy as could be expected
The door was one Of these kind that
moves OF rollers. and was off the track
on one side, and the boy attempted &c
hold it To keep il from falling. which re.
suited in the painful accident above
stated.
A son of Mr.. Smith LYING near tho
Lone Tree" WAS thrown from his horse
Friday and broke his arm. DIR. A. d
Royal was Immediately called and sci
the broken limb
At the meeting of The old soldiers a
the school house Saturday night, eigh
teen signed the muster roll and somt
other preliminary matters were attend
ed 70, when It was decided to meet agaiI
at the same place on the evening o
, Tuesday, June 10. at z 80 O'Clock foi
the purpose of sfecting permanen
, organization. making the necessary ar
rangements coincident with the estab
lishment of a post at this place, ant
give those chance to become charte
members, who were kept from tn
meeting by the incIemeney Of tn
weatheF last Friday night. Il is though
that q post of some sixty or seYent
members can be organized at this place
:. Levi Hassinger, of Usage City, spen
Sunday with relatives in this vicinity.
:, Us. Gibson unloaded car load G
!. nails Saturday.
John b. Clay came up from HartfoF
on the O'Clock train Saturday.
:. Mary Archer returned from month
! stay in EmPoria On the eth.
II Mrs. Susie Swartz. accompanied b
! her sister and her children, returne
from week or ten days TO her mothe
at Manhattan on the O'Clock train Sa
: urday.
Despite the almost incessant rain,
! large number Of invited guests gathere
at the residence Of Mr.. and Hrs. J.
4 Miller. on Allen creek, Saturday eYel
ing, il being the twentieth anniversaI
j. of their wedding day. Supper was SOC
g prepared, and the luxuriously spread Z
p bic fairly groaned under the weight
huge cakes, fFnlts from every elm
meats, vegetables and edIbles In endIe
variety, arranged IN pleasant order, fro
il which the guests RECALLED themselYs
< The intervening time was spent in s
{. cal and pleasing conversation until q
- gateness OF the hour warned the visito
that the time for their dispersion YVES
q hand, when all retired, wishing the
b host and hostess may Iiye 10 see maj
8, such pleasant gatherings Among q
~ many presents was beautiful china 3
set, presented by Er and Mrs Wise,
. and Mrs Strain, 4Ir and Hrs Hawks