The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-20
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C. Hamilton, q. J. Birds watch !
maker, is quite i'll
Campbell Steele has re.uraed to En-
poria from Mexico.
After this it will be c. F. Dynes & Co.
The $50" is an Ohio man.
Mrs. slocum and her daughter Eta
spentSunday at osaes City.
Miss Minnie Reynolds has accepted
position as copyist with Wells Bros.
Ellis Roberts has returned from Burr
ton. he is still in very feeble health.
W. a. Seyery. of Reading, is able to
be mp again. after very severe illaess.
MIS-. J. D Holden and Miss Belle
Carsweli went to Kansas City Yesterday.
Miss N. j. Watson has gone to Mon
trose, Missouri, fer visit of few
weeks.
Q. L. McCreery, of Colorado Springs,
cousin of Police Judge Elstun. is in
the city.
Laten Hinshaw has returned from
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. where he has been
attending school.
a. w. McCandless, the efficient deputy
treasurer of Reno county, is visiting his
cousin, A. H. McCandless.
Miss Nathie Taylor started for Chi
cago Monday to purchase the latest
spring styles in millinery.
John Motherspaw, of Monticello, I'LL
nois, has accepted position IN the hard
ware store of G. B. Peters.
A marriage license was issued Monday
to Geo. B. Spellman and Florence NJ.
Phillips, Of Pike township.
Miss Fannie Morse, of the city schools,
has gone to Greenwood county to spend
her vacation with her parents.
We are panied to learn that Charlie
10y, of the grange store, is sufering
from a severe attack Of neuralgia.
John W. Hhlermar, Ct Ncrth Yer
non, Indiana, has taken charge of q
chair at the barber shop of J. w. Lewis
c. E. Paine, for many years manager
of the grange store. will be pleased to
see his friends at the hardware store oil
G.. B. Peters.
John ]. Burke, popular salesman
and very worthy young man, who has
been employed for months past at the
dry goods store of J.W. latham, left Mon.
day for Sedalia. Missouri, where he has
accepted a similar position. He will be
succeeded at Tatham's by Fred Buffet
late of Toronto, Csnada, who arrived in
this city yesterday.
, THE NEWS received today pleasant
! call from Judge L. d. Bailey, formerly
of Lawrence. He has recently taken uI
his residence at Garden City, this state
where he will engage In the publication
of periodical TO be issued monthly
called the Cultiyator AID Herdsman
We wish our cid friend abundant sue
cess in this undertaking.
Hon. Fl. D. Dickson, of the board o.
/ Normal regents, returned this morning
from Topeka He thinks the extra SEES
| SlOA WIZ ASSh1t III TIC pas &c " q SOS'
quarantine law, though there may b
, some vrangling before this is accom-
| plished, He states also, that there
considerable of adisposition among tn
members of both houses to introduce
. other legislation than that pertaining +
. the cattle question.
DR.. George C. Fayille. professor o
veterinary science and zoology, in tn
State Agriculture College of Colorado
accompanied by F. P. Ernest, of Der
yer, and ]. Snyder, OF Cheyenne, arrive
: here to-day and Will visit the district
: infected with cattle disease in Wood
t son county They report all rumorS
+ the effect that the mouth aud foot dis
+ ease has broken out in Colorado, as b.
e ing entirely groundless.