The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-05-08

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L. a. Wood, Of Amerlcue, was in town |
today.
Charlie Harnett is the fastest person
on wheels in Emporia.
BilleY Broadweil's new baby is for
Blaine frat, last and all the time.
Aft Roberts and jimmie O'Toole, of
Neosho Rapids, were IN town Tuesday.
We regret to learn that Rev. H. Rees
is again Frustrated with malarial fever.
A C. Buck, prominent merchant Of
White City, was in town to-day purchas-
ing goods.
GiIchrist Bros. received a handsome
phaeton Monday from Columbus, Ohio,
for Dr. Ellis.
DR.. J. A. Young started Monday to HIa-
watha to attend meeting of the state
dental associations of Kansas and Neb-
Faska.
Miss Huffaker. Of Council Grove, and
her sister, Mrs. WeIsmeYer, ofthe Usage
Indian agency, are the guests of Miss
Anna Goddard.
Rev. D. B. Shuey, of this city, had
the pleasure of hearing the celebrated
Catholic divine, Pere Hyacinth. at Kan
SIS City. Sunday.
Captain E. P. Bruuer is going into
the stock business, and has secured q
large and eligible ranch east of the city
for that purpose.
G. NJ. Smith, who taught the school al
Bitlertown this winter, will start for
Cincinnati 10 a few days TO take q
course OF medical lectures.
Mr.. r. g. Smith and Mrs.. r. II. But
Ter, brother and sister of Mrs. DR.. North
ington of this city, arrived in EmporIs
Sunday from eastern Tennessee.
We are pleased to learn of the conva.
lescence of Captain L. A. Taylor who
has been very low with typhoid fever
He is now at his home in Hartford.
The Sir Knights OF Emporia are max
ing preparations on a very handsome
scale for the meeting of the Grand Com
mandery of the state in this city on the
18th.
a very pleasant birthday party wa
given at the st. Albany hotel Saturday
afternoon in honor OF the seventeenth
birthday OF the daughter OF Thos L
Ballard.
w. G. Bates and family have aErivet
here from New Mexico, and are quar-
tered at the Park Place 1Ir. Bates will
succeed Alex Swan as road master of tn,
Santa Fe.
Col. H. w. PeaIsall and Joe Franci
started Monday for Eureka Springs
Arkansas. in hope of benefttlng thei
health. We trust the trip may proy
beneficial in the highest degree.
! Mrs. S. A Hurlburt started Tuesda
for Washington Territory, where she vii
spend the summer with her daughter
Mrs. II. NJ. Roberts. She was accom-
panied by Miss Grace Anderson of Amel
icus.
o. n. Kenworthy has sold his proper
tY on East street to Richard Wrigh
who recently came here from Ohio. NJ
Kenworthy has purchased a farm il
Harvey county and will remove to this
, place.
c. N. Riggs has arrived
EmporIa from Abilene, and will resid
in this city. Charley will engage wit
: his father in the real estate business, fo
which work he is qualified by success
full experience.
Rev. ]. F. Hendy, OF the Presbyteria
church, and o. d. Swan hav
gone to Chicago on a mission pertain
t ing to the College of Emporia. Fror
; there Mr.. Hendy will go to Saratoga I
attend meeting of the general assen
bly, of the Presbyterian church.
Atchison Globe: Rev. F. T. IngalI
, of AtchIson, has received a call to tax
charge of the Congregational church i
Emporia. We have not heard that NJ
Ingalls, will accept, but we have hear
: that he has been contemplating a chang
for several months.
j. D. Ordway, who was an Emporia
in the early days, is in the city, the guei
of the Fifth avenue. Mr.. Ordway
now resident of Vermont. He bui
the foundation for Soden's mill and
greatly astonished at the many change
he notes and is surprised at the city b
now finds.
Mrs. S. j. Brickel, of Toledo, Cha;
county, and her daughter, Mrs. s.
f Hinshaw, of this vicinity, started la
] Monday on visit to relatives in BlouI
' county, Tenn. They will be gone tW
J, months Mrs. Brlckell is daughter
0 Frank A. Jones, who lived here for SON
o years in the sixties. and who is well T,
r membered by many of our citizens.