The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-04
PERsnNAL MENrIoN
Miss Grace Wb, e,er is spending the
week at Council Grove.

Miss Grace Wb, e,er is SPENDING the
week at Council Grove.
Miss Kate Lar. at Indiana, 70 the
guest OF her sIst-r, n rs. Gtoh-
Miss Mamie Dayldsrn, formerly .
resident Of EmporiA, is visIng frieDds
here. i45 ft }ii 3
& Miss Hulda Rich left fer Newton Fri.
morning, where she will teach in the
city schools
Misses Ella 8. Kelly aud Georgia
Davis. Of Winfield, are visiting friends
10 the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mahan and Mrs.
Cox, Of New Lisbon, Ind, are here Wis
iting friends.
Rev. r. r. Ingalls, will be here TO
take charge OF his congregation in time
to preach next Sabbath.
Mr.. G. n. Pratt, prominent citizen
OF Humboldt, is in the city on bis return
from Colorado.
Mrs. J. G. Hall, who has been very
SICK for some time, shows NO Indications
Of improved health.
g. L. Jackson and his wife and chill
dFen have gone 70 visirtheIr old home
in Utica, New York.
J. Fl. Hillerman, brother of ]. W. His
herman, Of this city has arrived from In
diana and will locate here.
The wife OF Rev. Mr.. Hartman, OF the
Lutheran church, We are glad 10 learn,
Is much improved and now out of dan
ger. lf1
Mr.. Frank Nation and wife hive az
rived from New Lisbon, Indiana, and
are visiting the Messrs Nation, of this
place.
Mr. Otis Holmes. brother OF Miss
Lulu arrived from Edgar. Neb., Friday,
with the intention of attending the Nor
NAL at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. McCuIIoch, of the
western part OF the city. have gone to
QuenemO, where Mrs. McCullOch has
gone into the millinery bus ness.
A. 8. Phillips, who has been pub
Usher of the Western Friend, at Quaker
vile, Cherokee county, Kansas, has
come 10 EmporIa TO attend the Normal
Charlie Broadwell contemplates going
into the clothing and shoe business at
Madison. He has many friends in
Greenwood county, where he formerly
resided. ~ s
Al Roberts returned from st. Thomas,
Dakota, Friday accompanied by
his brother, Edmund Roberts. They re-
port Dakota crops IS being 10 very iair
condition.
Mrs. ]. n. johnson aud her two sons
arrived Friday from Chillicotbe,
Ohio. They will make Emporia their
home and will move into q house in
the western part Of the city.
Cambridge City lind } Tribune: John
Hiser leaves this week for Emporls.
Kansas, where he has secured . good
situation. He intends to make that his
future home. We regret to part with SO
good . family.
It Is understood that Rev. J. A. Col
Inns had his public sale Friday pre-
paratory TO moving to Philadelphia
where he and his brothers will publish
q religious journal in connection with
the U. p. church. He will not 60 for
some days.
Prof. D. 8. Kelly, left lest Friday
for Jacksonville. Ind. where Q week
from Monday he viii assume his duties
a. superintendent Of the JeffeTsonYille
public schools. Mr.. Kelly, during his
six weeks visit In Emporia, has made
many warm friends who will be glad
when, after the years duties are over,
he will make EmpOria hisl future
home.
Fl. d. Brown, of New Vienna, Ohio.
who has been the guest of DR.. G. W.
Ritter for several days. has returned
home. We are glad to know that Mr..
Brown is well pleased with this land of
plenty, and hope he will return and in
vest In real estate, which hc contem.