The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-06-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Mary Eidemiller, of Lawrence,
is visiting Mrs. ]. n. Griffith.
7. l. Ryan and his son, Lewis, went TO
Wellington Monday for few days
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Simpson have
just relured from a trip to Dickinson
county.
Al Henning has returned from brief
visit with his father, q D.. HenniDg, who
now lives at Ottawa.
T. N. Forde and his bride returned 10
day on the noon train from the south.
Many friends will welcome them to Em-
porla.
Rev. F. d. 10y Of AmerIcus. lett Mon
day for Eureka, Colorado, where he will
spend some time looking alter his min
ing interest.
Charles Rice arrived this Monday
from Greencastle, Indiana, where he has
been attending DePauW's university
the past year.
Judge l.. B. and Mrs. Kellogg have
departed for Santa Fe, New Mexico, ana
will spend vacation of week or two
among the mountains.
Lem j. Morris has gone to Philalel-
phias where he has securely position In
the medical establishment Of DIR. Jayne
as sn analytical chemist.
= Judge J. F. Culver, at the last meeting
Of the Stale Sunday School convention
was selected as vice president for this,
the Filth Sunday school district.
Mrs. Lucy Fawcett and the only re-
naming members Of her family here
started Tuesday morning for Florida
where her son Max now resides.
Frank Kizer went Monday to Ottawa
10 attend the State sunday School As
sembly. }. T. Drake and family started
this morning and other Emporians will
follow them tomorrow.
w. w. Morris aud members OF his
family, of Eureka, were spending few
days in Emporia greeting old friends.
but especially Waiting with Lemuel J..
They returned Tuesday.
Il ~
Alex. Reeves will start next week to
Memphis, Tenn, where he is sent by The
lodge OF this city to attend the Supreme
convention OF the Independent Order
Of Immaculates There are eight lodges
of that order in this state Alex. Will
spend a couple of weeks in Tennessee.
O, B. Wiser, manager of the Rafferty,
Cattle Co, Of Garden City, has located
at Emporia, and is occupying the Trim
BILE property at 156 Merchants street.
Mr.. Wiser was attracted here by our ed
ucational and commercial Advantages.
We are pleased 20 welcome him 10 the
number Of our citizens.
Uncle Sammy 10y and wife, of Ameri.
Gus, father and mother OF Jailer Willis
10y, came down Monday and Will re-
main several days Mr.. 10y has lived
In Americas township for twenty-fouI
years and is now eighty four years old
He is in good health for a man of hi.
years. He has not been in Emporla
for about eight years until Monday.
| Rev. ]. F. Hendy. of this city is q
printer, something we never knew until
to-day. He was serving his time as an
apprentice In the old Cincinnati Com
mercial Office when Murat Halstead en-
tered 1t as q reporter at $12 week il
1853. Mr.. HendY likes to look over the
r Commercial Gazette. a fondness all prin
tors have for their alma matters, i. e., the
papers on which they learned theil
trades.
The News had call this. morning
from Nelson Folger. an old Emporium
who lived here from 1860 to 1862. II
the latter year he enlisted IN Compan,
10. 11th Kansas volunteers, and served
' through the war. He is meeting will
, his many old friends of the army auC
I others who are glad to see him. W.
+ are glad to hear that hr. Folger viii
probably remain with us and become
citizen of Emporia again. All hi
\ friends wishing to communicate will
D him will address him at EmpOna, Kan
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