The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-04-24
PERSONAL nzxxrIoN.
D. W. Jones returned Tuesday from a
TWO mo .fhs, visit 10 Peunsyly.nia.

d. W. Jones returned Tuesday from q
TWO mo tbs visit to Pennsylvania.
Alexander Adsir, Of Indianapolis, is
visiting his son, Zane Adair. in this city.
Andrew Byers, OF Springfield, Ohio, is
visiting his sister, Mrs T. ]. Price, in
this city.
Lieut.. Chas. NJ Truitt has our thanks
for late Washington Territory and Ore
gon papers.
D. NJ. Datis. teller Of the First Ma
tionaT bank, is getting out after an illness
of some days.
A marriage license was issued Tuesday
to Henry Bortz and Jennie r. shoupe,
Of Americas.
Mrs. Crooks, mother OF N. S. Piper,
who has been spending the winter in
Emporia, started for her home in I'LL
nois Monday.
Mrs. A. E. Jones. with her four chill
rem, has arrived in this city from Color
ado, and Is visiting ct the residence of
her brother-in-law, s. B. Jones.
We are pleased TO learn that Mr.. j. N
Carver, who arrived here few days
ago on visit to Mr. A. D. Hosterman,
has concluded to remain. lie will study
law with Buck & Feighan.
Herr Syensden and wife will appear at
a concert ia Chicago On the evening of
the Goth and 28th with n. Henschel, q
celebrated vocalist, who recently came
TO this country from Europe.
Married, by the Rev. Ell TroYer at his
residence on the corner of Constitution
street and South avenue, April %, 1884,
Mr.. Henry Boriz and Miss Jennie a.
Shope, all OF Americas, Lyon county,
Kansas.
Our old Trend H. Richie, of Council
Grove, who has been looking after the
timber interests of the government In
the south for the past i've months favor
ed the News office with 3 pleasant
call Tuesday.
Fremont Miller, Leroy Wright and
Geo. H. Mays will start tomorrow for
Baldwin City TO be present at the state
OratoricaAcontestw which occurs st that
place tomorrow, and in which Mr.. Mil
Ter will compete.
Rachel b. johnson, wife of T. Z.
johnson, Esq, of indianapolis, Ind,
died at her home in that city on the 18th
of consumption. She had many acquant-
ances in this city and vicinity who will
receive this news with sorrow.
Harry Collord has been promoted to
the position of express messenger for
Wells, Fargo s. Co. on the Santa Fe, be-
tween Wichita and Kansas City. His
qualifications are of the best order. and
we congratulate him upon his merited
good fortune.
Chester Yeaman, a nephew of Col. ]
w Feighan. who recently came to En-,
poTia from Kentucky, has accepted pc
sition in the Office of the Chicago Lum.
Der Company. We are greatly pleased
to know that Mr.. Yeaman has decided tC
become citizen OF this place.
| Inc NEWS received monday very
agreeable call from Senator S. o. Thach
or, of Lawrence, who is candidate fol
nomination for governor. Mr.. Thschel
is one of the most honored citizens o
the state, and will command large anC
influential following in the canvass OF
which he has entered.
Hon. Geo. r. Peck, member Of tn,
board Of regents of the State University
visited the Normal, and made al
exceedingly happy and kindly address
to the students. He expressed the hop,
that the most friendly relations woul'
exist between the two institutions anC
was most enthusiastically applauded upol
the conclusion of his remarks.