The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-08-07
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Mrs. Jas. BArbSa is visiting friends
In Woods,u eountt

Mrs. Jas Barnett Is visiting friends
In WoOds,n county.
Mr.. Warren Stone, who Is employed
at d. Thomas q Goa, is Isking a short
vacation.
Geo. Luther, brother Of W. B. Luther
Of E6poria, accompanied by bis son
Banks, Is in the CITY visiting.
Mrs. Jennie Munson. of Fl Dorado,
is In Emporla visiting her sister, Mrs.
Coke Watson.
j. d. Holt, Of MarshAlltOwn, Iowa, Is
prospecting in Emporis, ana will go
into agricultural pursuits.
Mrs. s. F. DennisoD, who has been i'll
Tor some time, is regaining her health 30
that she il now able TO be about.
Luther Rees has arrived in EmporIa
and is greeting his many friends in
this city. He will 90 to Kansas City on
Monday.
Mr.. A. Fuller and family went to To
peka Friday To make that city their fu
tuIe home. Topeka gains whom EN-
pOria will lose and miss.
Mrs. Judge Hslse, of Macon, Illinois,
Is visiting the family Of Mr. J. G. Horn
barRer, aud has about concluded 10 lc.
cate in EmporiA with her daughter.
W. Crandali, of Decatur, Illinois, Is in
the city looking over the agricultural
and stock prospects of Kansas with an
eye to locating in Lyon county.
Chss. Wehrman, of Chester, Ill who
has been visiting l. K. Price. Of Madi-
son, came up Thursday with Mr.. r. and
they are observing the prospects of EN-
porIa and VicIniiy for stock and agri
cultute.
Msjor Hood, L. Severy. wife and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. AlmeTin
Gillett returned Friday from Michigan
and Wisconsin. Mrs Hood and her
daug h'ers are now at Waukesha.
j. w. Phsres, of Ogden. Champaign
county, Illinois. Is in the city, and thinks
some OF locating here. We hope he will
conclude TO make EmporIa his home.
A party Of young people were charm
InglY entertained last Thursday at the
residence Of n. L. SamI son, the com
pany being in honor of Mrs. Bucklin,
who Is visiting friends in EmpOria.
Geo. p. MOOreb ouse has just returned
from Albany, N. Y, where he wal
graduated by the State University. Nr
Moorehouse will visit friends awhile in
Emporia and return to his home In
Council Grove.
Geo. Whelden, of Springfield. Ohio.
who has been in Emporis for some time
visiting his brother, Benz. Whelden
left Thursday for Geuda SPRING
where he will rusticstc for part of the
summer.
a. j. Ralston, Of this city, started Wed
nesdAy for Howard, Ohio, to be presen
/ al the burial OF his brother who was ,
member of the Greeley expedition anC
whose remains were brought home BY
the relief ship Thetis.
l w. j. Wagner, formerly resident o
: Emporis, has just returned from PORT
= land, Oregon, where he has beer
D located for the past two yeart
Mr.. w. reports Emporia as wonder
l fully improved in thgt time. and say
also that In the last yaar OREGON hs
fallen very fiat in q business way.
Q ]. II. Burr has just returned from tn
5 Wolf Creek Cattle Ranch In the Pan
:. handle of Texas, where he has been look
! ing after the cattle interests of II. g
a Wiser, and for whom he has been pur
8 chasing a large number of cattle for th
Wiser ranch in northern Lyon county.
John Henning, wife and chill
] started Monday on a visit OF I'VE or 81
J., weeks to friends and relatives in New
: York. Mr.. Hennibg has confined him
D self very closely to business for year
8 and no one more than he deserves q res
! pite and vacation. We hope John an
8 his family will have the best kind of
1 time.
] Speaking of Mr.. Vrooman, the ne
city editor of THE NEWS, the Eurek
Herald printed at his former home
says: Frank was favorably known i
Eureka for several years, He was
q thorough student and ambitious to a
r tain an honorable position in life. Tn
f Herald will watch the career of Nj
:, Vrooman with interest and rejoice wit
!, him and his friends in consequence c
D success he may attain"