The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

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Mrs. J. e. Baird is very i'll of inter-
mlttent fever.
A..C. Anderson, q Norman elder, of
Ogden, Utah, is in the city.
Mrs. r. II. Field went up to Council
Grove 70 see the Morris county fair.
Mrs.. Breiner and daughter. of Eagle
Greek, are visiting friends IN the city.
Miss Kate Butcher, OF Newton, is Wis
ting Miss Lille Henning, of this city.
Miss Emma Ellen, Of WIlloughby.
Ohio, ID visiting her friend Miss Mabel
Wall.
T.. E. White, of Wansan, Wisconsin,
Is in the city visiting his cousin, Mahlon
Stubs.
OH. ]. Garvey of St. Louis is In the city
looking up the interests of the lake and
ocean fish trade.
Coke Watson and family moved into
their handsome new residence on Mark
ct street Monday.
II. g. Craig. president OF the Clayton,
Illinois, Savings Bank, favored the
NEWS with call Monday.
Messrs. Fred. Shipman, Ed Watt and
John Minick of Cottonwood Falls, spent
Monday in the city.
VIM. Tedford, brakeman, made his
first trip as q conductor on the Santa Fe
sfrt,i chit tram SATURDAY.
/ G.. w. Frederick went TO Manhattan
TO attend the annual state meet
ing of the Christian church.
Miss Kate Morris, who has been visit
ing Miss Nellie Hughes for q week or
SO, returned to her home In Arvonia.
Kansas.
Mrs. G. s. Cross has returned from
her two months visit In Omaha. She
has fully recovered from her recent
illness
Mrs. WYlie, of Atchison, is at present
visiting her brother, G. B. Sears, the
Pacific express agent. She will locate
here soon.
VIM. Shaw, of Pennsylvania, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. n. W. Gilchrist, in
company with lovely bride, whom he
has just taken to himself.
James Payne, who has been with E.
NJ. Lewis, for the last three years, has
accepted position with Stone s. Miller
and assumed his duties this morning.
John Orr returned Monday from Win
field. where he took first honors again in
the five-miIe bicycla race, also the Sec
Ond prize in the one-half-mile race.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Houk and son
DIlbert. left Monday for Mt. Vernon,
Kentucky. Mrs. Heuk has been visit
ing her brother Mr. w. G. McClearY.
Geo. HenRis and four children. OF
New Zealand, are at the Park Place
Mr.. Hennis is looking for location and
boarding place to put his children to
school.
Elder Lott, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. David
Petit and Mrs. Buck started to Manhat-
tan Tuesday, to attend the state
annual convention of the Christian
church.
w. P. Peyton and son, Winnie, re.
turned from Arizona Territory Monday
after an absence of four years. TheiI
many friends will be glad to welcome
them back home again.
Col. Feighan, Judge Kellogg, Justice
Fletcher. Charley Holmes, Joe Murphy
D. A. Hunter, and l. N. Watson went t.
Reading to attend the Republican dem
onstration there Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knox who have recently
sold their farm down toward Burling
anne, are in the city on their way Il
Chicago to visit brother and sister o
Mrs. Knox. They will return and locate
in Emporia.
Mr.. r. ]. Rudisill, one of the solic
citizens of Lyon county and lately O
Fremont township, has become a resi-
dent of Emporia. He has purchased al
acre of ground north of Judge Cunning
hams residence and expects to bull
thereon.
Albert Phenis, city editor of the Kan
sas City Times, arrived in Emporl
Tuesday on the early train from the cas-
and went to Eureka to attend the wed
ding of his brother Vinton and Mis-
Annie Rizer, which was solemnlze
at the last named place Tuesday evening