The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-12-13
Personal .sEsrroN.

Judge Graves opened court at Eureka
Turs day.
James harris. IL ouumw.. Is visiting
relatives here.
Horace Smith, of Melvern. is in the
city tor few weeks
John Egrn has gone 10 Eureka 10 re-
port court proceedings
p II. Rich vent ln Peabody Ta. SHAY TO
mnv- MOTEL at that place
II. A St,hl is assisting through the
rush al the irrasnrer's office.
MR.. r. N. Sedgwick has gone 10
Americas To spend few days.
Charlie Harry Bas returned from a
visit of some months in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J Cash returned home
yesterday from their visit to Virginia.
Frank Henry mas brought in his en-
CINE from the Caldwell branch for re-
pairs
"Col." II G. Wiser wall start for Can
ada in lew days, wh'rs he will spend
the winter.
We were pleased to see on the streets
to-day J. =. Hinkle. who has been quite
i'll for the past ten days
J. $ Rice. OF Pennsylvania, is the
guest of A. g. Randolph. He is visit
ing here with view TO locating.
Mrs. Hiram Gray has returned from
Ohio where she has been visiting rela-
tives and friends for thGse months.
Dr.. Pollen. of Kentucky, Is prospect.
ing in EmpOria with view to locating
here for the practice of his profession
Mrs. Lizzie Farrell starts this week tc
join her husband who is employed IL
the car shops at San Marcial. New Mex
leo.
Joseph Moon and his son, E. s. Moon
! started to Hamilton county, Ind, Tues
9 day to visit brother of the frat named
who is very sick.
L. g. Swarthout, who has been lynn
very Ill at the residence of 81. w. Pear
soil for some days past. returned hom'
a l W 1NCoNinS JSStStNoJ
ell A. J. Roberts, of Dakota, has arrives
d in Emporis to spend the winter. H
Il says the mecury had touched 20 degree
!. below zero before he left.
Jerome Roberts, who has been travel
!. ing in Dakota for some months past, hs
returned to Emporia and resumed hi
!, position at the SO cent store.
Il L. d. Johnson. of the Newton brancl
|. who was injured in the collision of hi
train with Little Buttercup some week
/, ago, is gong east to recuperate-
oil Us. WilkIn. A. A. Taylor and J. .
Il Wood. of Guernsey county, Ohio, are
, the city prospecting. They think {
q purchasing ranch In Cowley county.
n ". Richardson, formerly conducto
on the Santa Fe, but now a stock grow
% er in Greenwood county, was in town Il
. day. He is delighted with his ventur
- in steers.
i Thos Banks and wife, of Newton, al
i guests of the Park Place. Mr.. Bank
q is an engineer on the Cald
G. we'll branch of the A. T. s. S. F. roa
~ and has very recently married the lad
who accompanies him here.
Mrs. Fl. L. Pruyn, mother OF L.
Pruyn, who has been spending q fe
weeks here, returned 10 her home
Chicago Sunday evening, accompanie
by her granddaughter, Miss Jessie PruY
2. who will make her home with her gram
r mother.
SIrs. L. A. Hill, of Americas, was
" the city Monday She informs US that Il
" new brick building is almost ready f;
occupancy. The block is certainly
, great credit to Americas, and the owl
=. ers should be encouraged by all frient
of the town.
A. S. Houek returned Sunday fro
ne Cambridge City, Indiana, where he hi
III been for several weeks. He has on Il
y road half a car load of Blue Blu
II, horses, very superior quality of hors
ic flesh, and they will no doubt meet wi
re. ready and profitable sale here. The C
is filled out with a new patent gusl
w plow, for which Mr.. Houck has securl
ey the agency for the state of Kansas.