The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-08-14
PERSONAL MENTION

Mas Lulu Holmes has fully recovered
from her recent illness.
II. P. Hood shipped six car loads of
cattle to Kansas City Tuesday.
In. Watson. court reporter of this
district, was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. H. A. 10y, of Americas, spent
Sunday with her father, Prof. Miller.
WIS Award has been employed by
Mr.. Perles to succeed Mr.. Pimentet
ia. Burnley, stock man of Saffora,
Kansas, Sundayed at the Park Place.
Miss Lucy Trueworthy, OF Kansas City,
Is visiting Ms Nellie SeverV, of this
city.
Judge PeYton, l. Z. Lambert and T. |
N. Sedgwick have gone to attend court
at Eureka.
Miss Eva Watkins. of Council Grove,
was in Emporia to-day on her way to |
Kansas City.
Mrs. L. Wilcox left for LeaYenworth |
Monday where she will visit friends
tor a period.
1. A. Taylor made to-day an annual
settlement in the estate of Joseph Duck
EFT, deceased.
Mrs. Maj. Hood returned to-day from
Wisconsin, where she has been summer
ing for a month.
G. H. Graham and J. II. Ahlefeldt, of
Leroy, are In town transacting business
for the st. L. s. Z. railroad.
Mr.. Thomas Rowland arrived yester-
day from Randolph, Iowa, and will re-
main for some time visiting.
| Hon. Allen B. Lennon, editor OF the
, Newton Republican, was in the city to-
day, and favored the NEWS with call.
Capt. 1. A. Taylor, agent of the Sac
and Fox Indians, was in the city to-day,
d and was greeted by his many old friends.
Mayor Neeley, of Leavenworth, is in
tie city, In conference With the Emporia
Democracy. He has political aspira'
tions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton, accompanied by
4 their family, have arrived from Chicago
N and will make EmpOrIa their future
home.
~ S. A. Martin, president of the Stat
III Real Estate association, arrived Mon
D. day evening from Eureka to attend the
convention.
An L. II. Wright has returned from tw,
g. months rest in portions of Indiana ant
en- Kentucky and will resume his pOsitiol
y In the EmpOria Savings bank.
MS w. II. Curtis and wife have arrive
Up from Bloomington, Indiana. Mr.. Curt
will again take charge of Soden's mil
in which he was employed few year
ago.
Mrs. Heiss, of Macoupin county, Ill
bought the Lewis residence property o
ao Market street to-day. from /. E. Perle.
nc- tor $1,000. She will reside there in tt
10 future.
Mrs. I. d. Fox and Mrs. Z. Trask wei
49, to st. Paul, Minnesota, Today to be gor
for q month. Mr.. Fox will JON the
the the first of September in Chicago, frol
The whence they go east.
Inc Wyandotte Gazette: Pres't A. R. Ia
me Tor of the State Normal school of Ell
ri pOrIa paid our county normal Institu
un q visit last Monday and delivered ve
BILE interesting address in the evening. II
subject was "The Status OF the Profe
sion."
ter DR.. Moore. wife and daughter, Mi
Ida, accompanied by Miss Hattie SOde
ICE left on Mondays cannonball for
ers pleasure trip through the west. They
Ing to Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Ma
IRE, itOu, where they will remain for abO
three weeks.
L Rev. w. III. Spar and family,
brother Ben and daughters, OF Beatrit
Neb, Mrs. StFibling and her daughi
Su May, ]. G. Helt ana family, Mrs. Pr
AK Carmichael and children, started Tue
an day to camp this week on w. n. Spar
KY ranch 30 miles south of the city.
Albert Lightner, uncle OF Robt. N
and liken. and Gilman Miller arriv
.Iso Tuesday from the east with q hundr,
head Of hne bred cattle. Mr.. Lightn
7, says the farmers in his vicinity in Tru
). bull county, Ohio. are 80 poorly US
/. this year by the drouih, that they 6
cutting down trees TO browse their C
g. tie, because everything is so parched.
will Judge Kellogg Monday issued
ON marriage license to Oliver NJ. Lev
,he and Grace B. Warren, of Lebo, Cofi
Ten. county, Kas., and married them at {
vor Fifth Avenue last evening.
ara also signed the document Q
Em. performed the ceremony
his own residence on the same evenir
that made man and wife John B. VI
lance, Of Center township, and Emf
w. Eastman, of Pike township.
THE News had pleasant call tod
from Rev. A. Blackburn, OF Laiayei
Indiana Our older readers may
member him as superintendent Of {
city schools in 1868 and 1862 He q
~, his wife, who accompanies him
~ this visit, and Mrs. DIR. j. A. You
then constituted the corps of teach
d. for the Emporia schools. Mrs. Bla
burn is the daughter of our fellC
townsmAn. J. d. Hail, and the SISTER
Dura and VIM. Hail. Mr.. Blackburn
ale. much pleased at the growth of Empol
1"o Washington (Kss.) DAILY Regisl
use Prot. A r, Taylor. Of the state norr
pay school, Emporia, Was q pleasant cal
ON at this office yesterday afternoon,
oou company with Professor ]. w. Quay
no Blue Rapids. Prof. Taylor was here
give the teachers . little talk, which
Ed understand he did 10 . manner most
,ago ceptCble to his hearers. Prot. Quay
ices one of the instructors, and We are g
TO know is giving excellent sAtisfacIi
n. Prof. Taylor went west at $40 las: nj
over the b. b NJ for Bellevilie.
5 for An EdHeAsor-
-, A great exnoaftiOn Is an educai