The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-05-01
Personal arENrron.

WILDER Taylor has returned from
j. D. Doyle has returned from his
visit TO New York.
The family of Willie Rees moved to
Tuesday
Chas. CLARK. of Clay Center. was in |
Emporis Tuesday morning.
Mrs. G. s. Cross has returned from .
visit of some days to Lawrence.
Miss Maggie CaTsWell, OF Cottonwood
Falls, is visiting her sister Belle in this
city.
Mrs. G. B. Peters has gone TO Piqus,
Ohio. to visit her daughter, Mrs. Hem
steger.
ia. Feist has returned from Newton.
and has purchased the billiard tables OF
his brother, C. ]. Feist.
II. w. Pearsall and Joe Francis will
start tomorrow for Gusds Springs for
the benefit of their health.
Engineer P. w. Montgomery and fam
lily, OF Platte City, Neb :, are visiting old
friends in this city.
Miss Ada Stewart, who has been at
tending school at Kansas City, Is at
home for a short vacation.
Miss LIZZIE Coult, one of the teachers
at the Garfield school, is confined to the
house with an attack of the measles.
We regret very much to learn Of the
illness from typhoid fever Of Captain L.
A. Taylor. OF the Sac and Fox agency.
DIR. G. C. Stouffer, of West Salem, o.,
is in the city. The doctor is q relative
Of Judge Culver, of this city. and has
real estate interests near Horton.
The mother of Miss Eunice Filley, of
Burlingame, is so Ill as to demand the
constant attention of her daughter. 1t
is feared that she has consumption.
WeiAke pleasure in noting that the
physician who attends Mrs. DIR. Butler,
the lady who has been lying 80 very III
at the Park Place, now has hopes Of her
recovery.
Harry Richards, representing the Ed.
WIN Clifford dramatic company, called
at The NEWS office to-day. His com.
pany VIII appear here on the 5th, 9Th
and 9TH OF May.
Mrs. NJ. G. SAulspaugh, formerly ol
Emporla, but now of Montana, is visit
ing friends in this city, and is stopping
at the residence of w. L Atom, on Con
gress street.
p. G. Smith, of Topeka, arrived II
EmpOria this morning and will com
mence laying asphalt sidewalks as sooI
as the weather permits. Mr.. D. L
Davis, of New Hampshire, will be as
ISOLATED with Mr.. Smith in the business
this season.
We learn that the Congregationalist
are making an effort to secure the scr
vices of Rev. Mr.. Ingalls,, of Atchison
as a successor to ReY. DIR. Cordley, VIII
has accepted call to Lawrence. He i
very able man, and we should b
pleased to learn that he has consented
to come to Emporia.
A E. Parkinson was admitted to tn
bar Monday, and started Tuesday 70
Illinois, where he will take charge o
his fathers farm. He pursued his stud
les in the Office of T. N. Sedgwick, an,
the manner in which he passed his e.
animation did credit to himself as wei
, as Mr.. Sedgwlck. Arthur is first-clas
young man In every respect, and
leaves hosts of friends behind him i
Emporia.
!, Newton Republican: Miss Lisle Ian
d is spending two or three weeks visitin
her friends in this city. While here sh
y is having quite an addition built to hi
residence IN the eastern part OF the cit.
q and, as a word of encouragement to CIR
? who doubt their ability to be Of niue
A account, we will add that she has earne
g the money to pay for the lots and h'
house working at the printing bushes
She is now employed in the ElGPoRl
News office.