The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-11

Miss Libbie Huber started Tuesday for
Lincoln, II. inois, her former home.
/ Lieutenant Governor Finney Was ia
town Saturday night on his way 10
Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Herring returned
SUNDAY from trip to New York and
! Canada.
Captain A. NJ. Sommers aud wife ar
rived in Emporia on Saturday, from
Pierce City, No.
Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Walden. of 81. joe,
are stopping at the Coolidge, and will
remain there for some months
Miss Eliza Evans and Solomon Brown
son of Elder S. q. Brown. are attending
the Emporia Business College.
L. c. Wilcox and his sister, Mrs. p j.
Heilman, returned on Saturday from a
visit TO Leavenworth and Kansas City.
Mrs. a. NJ. Arnold, OF Creston, Iowa,
is visiting her son-in-iaw j. III. Harper,
at No. 63 NeOsho street.
f. A. Foster and wife, cr Kansas City,
have been visiting foT The past few
days at the residence of John McKeOn,
Mrs. F.'s father.
z. q. Smith, civil engineer of Tope.
ka, has accepted a position in the Office
of Q. s. Beadlc, chief engineer of the K.
G & Z. railroad.
w. Z. Jones, who has been visiting
in Empofia for some weeks returned 10
his home in Middle Granville, New
York, Tuesday.
John NJ Ready, who recently came TO
Emporia from New Philadelphia, Ohio,
has taken position IN the loan office
Of Warren & Leighton.
J. T. Burton, E. d. Shockley. E. w.
Cunningham, Mrs. Buck and others,
went 10 Topeka Tuesday 10 attend the
state temperance convention.
+. McHardy started last Monday for
Ottawa, Canada, in the interest OF the
Galloway Stock Association of Kansas
City, OF which be ia president.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Prescott, of Ere
| dJnia, New York, are in the city. enjoy
! ng the hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
c. Haywood, of Mechanics street.
We are sorry 10 learn that c. A
| Schneider, the gcntlemanly and efficient
book keeper for the Chicago Lumber
Co. is seriouslY i'll with lung fever.
Mr.. Geo. ID. Beatty, of Lawrence, who
came down TO Einporia to attend the
Dildine- Morrow wedding, will spend a
few days here. Mr. Beatty was a former
rCsiuent OF Empcrla-
John Burke, head clerk at the Park
Place, has gone tn Leavenw0Ith on a
two weeks visit 10 friends, and in his
absence MIR. j. G. Bentley, ot Wichita,
is filling his place.
J. 4. Burton, Elder Lott and G. W
| Frederick were elected delegates ye<ter-
day 10 represent the Christian church at
| the temperance convention to be held at
| Tnneka thf. slfi, and I0th
L.. j. Haus and W S. Temple have
just returned from q two weeks tIip TO
st. Louis, where they have been straight
ening up accounts preparatory TO anDth-
er years campaign ON the road
Fl nry Ingerman returned last even
| ing from visit of some weeks 10 H.
diaua aud Ohio, and has accepted p1-
sition as boOk-keeper III the NEWS of
flee where hrs friends will lind him.
c. Z Fuller, the gen,lemsnly and sue
cessfal representative OF ltidenour &
Baker. az Kansas cry, ht, r, turned from
his ANNA! visit Ia bis mGthcr, WHO lives
u, ar ChicaZp Il there Is "a mnn on TIE
road "ho sold mere groceries last year
than Ell, We would ike t. see bin.
L. X. Criley, of tue Coolidge, AID Har-
rineton House, tat Carthage, Mo arrived
| in Emperia Sunday, and will remain
for II few days. Every body around the
hotel was glad t. see him, and his many
friends here will be pleased TO learn that
his management OF the Harrington
House has been successful even beyond
his most saDguine expectations.
w. 1. Sheard. of Topeka. agent for
Appleton IL Cas- cyclop0edia, is stop
ping at the Fifth Avenue. sir. S. is
quite a pleasant little gentleman, and
looks remarkably happy, the secret
of which, in great measure,
is due to the fact that a few days ago in
the cosy parlors, ut the residence of
Mrs. Libbie Reese, of st. Louis, he and
that fair maiden were joined in the
holy bonds of matrimOny.