The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-05-17
PERSONAL arENrroN.

Id. Peters, Of Clyde, is visiting his
parents in this city.
II. Mccullough Is employed upon the
books OF Thomas & Jones
Mrs. Mary Kezer, of Council Grove, is
the guest of F. n. Field and family.
j. G. Pet.ingill has been commis-
stoned e notary public by Gov. Click
Harry Hoffman has secured employ
ment at the Illinois store Of J. w.
latham.
A wee little lady came Friday TO
gladden. the hearts of Mr.. and Mrs c.
n sterry.
Robert Roberts. who was kicked some
days since by steer, is improving
quite rapidly now.
We regret to learn that Fireman
Sponagle. of the Santa Fe, is seriously
i'll with peritonitis-
In. Wells moved into his handsome
new house Thursday at the corner of Syl-
van street and Fifth avenue.
Mrs. Glen Blackman, of CHICAGO, ar
rived Thursday and will spend the sum-
mer at the residence of Duane CLARK.
j. Brantly. formerly of Lyon county,
but for the past two years resident of
Sonora, Mexico, Is here visiting friends.
Frank Butcher, of Eagle creek, has &C
cepted position in the Savings bank.
and will enter upon his duties in few
weeks.
Capt. w. G. Ringer and family, of Mi
ami county. Kansas, arrived Saturday
on visit to his brother-in-Isw, ].
W. latham.
Rev. Joseph Brown left Friday for
Mcpherson, where he will attend the
regular monthly meeting Of Predesti-
marian Baptists.
d. C. Waite has just returned from a
trip south and reports excellent success
in his line of business, tuning and re-
pairing pianos, etc.
A. D. Grove, cousin of c. H. Rein
hart, formerly employed at the Grange
store, has accepted position with N.
Amsbaugh, of Dunlap.
Samuel Coppock and wife. of Tippe-
canoe. Ohio, are visiting at the pleasant
home of their nephew and niece, Mr..
and Mrs. D. r. Holderman.
Judge j. z. Moore, of Kentucky, rel
alive of Col. Feighan, arrived in En-
poria Saturday. He has visited
here before and has many friends IN
this city.
| Samuel MartIndale and his sister
Mrs. Rachael Foutz, of Miami county
Ohio, have arrived on visit to theil
sister of this place. Mrs. Waymire, and
Hon. VIM. Martindale, of Madison.
Matthew and William Langley, broth
ers of Robert Langley, returned to Ly
on county to-day from New Mexico
where they have been for some time
past. They made the trip overland.
Mr.. H. Williams, prominent stool
man of Towanda, was in the city Thurs
day and purchased of J. S. McWhorter
hog-ranch located near Eldorado. He re
| POIIS CiOp PAOSPOSbS Al eAAS oOO1A"So o.
excellent.
The family of Major Hood moveC
into the Mcclure property on Sixth av
enue Thursday, and DR.. Biddle took pos
sion of the property vacated bV the
Hoods at the corner of Sixth avenu
and State street.
VIII Thompson, of Agnes City, was il
town on Thursday. He report
considerable excitement out that way il
regard TO the jumping of claims on the
trust lands. Something of riot &C.
CURED few days ago, and one house
was burned.
The friends OF William Bayless
who is now residing in Texas
will be sorry to learn that he was bitter
by centipede and Is now suffering
greatly in consequence of 1t. 1t IS fear
ed that it will take months for him Il
fully recover, if he does at all.
John R. Hamilton, an old resident
of Lyon county, and at one time owne
of the Indiana House." started a few
days ago for Dakota. Having sold hi
ranch neal Matfleld Green he is nov
going TO try his fortune in that far of
territory. His son Henry accompanied
him and the rest of the family will sool
follow.