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PERSONAL MENTIONS.
larry Ewing is nome from Psnnsyl-

Harry Ewing is home from Pennsyl-
vania
miles Fannie Riggs and Miss Belle
Carswell have returned from Kansas
City.
H N. vIckery has purchased part
nership with N. z Weaver, in the hard
ware business.
Alex. Norton came up from Kansas
City to srend New Years and attend the
banquet and bali.
w. S. Brush of the Edwards Comfy
News was here in reportorial capacity
for 8 Kansas City pepper.
E F. Sprague returned Saturday
from LesYenwoTth, where he spent New
Years with his mother.
Charles Spar arrived home Saturday
from 3 trip to Indianapolis, Chicago and
ais former Iowa home.
81. A. Heath, . genial representative
of the Kansas Farmer, was here to at
tend the baDqust and bali.
Chas. Lantry and Miss lizzie Lsutry
we're among the Strong City young peo-
pie at the banquet and ball.
Miss Ida Kiser. Miss Lizzie Lancaster
and Miss Matte Gentry were up from
Usage to attend theEbanquet and ball.
Col. s. D. Carpenter of PIaquemine,
Louisiana, was the guest of Senator
Plumb Thursday.
j. c. Harrington. E. NJ Blackstone,
Miss Cora BlackshiIe and Miss Jennie
Holmes of Elmdale were among the
banquet guests.
Harry McCandless, who has been the
guest of his cousin Ben for q few days,
started on his return to Burlington,
Iowa, Saturday.
w. A. Rodgers, n. R. Plat, c. B.
Geek and George r. Barse were among
the Kansas City stock dealers who at
tended the banquet.
II. G. Krake of Topeka, travelling
freight agent for the Santa Fe. attended
the banquet he is. pleased with EN-
poria, aud will be cordially welcomed
whenever he cOmts.
We had the pleasure OF meeting
Frank o. Fish, OF Kansas City, while he
was here attending the Stockman's ball
and banquet. He represents A. J.
Snyder s. Co. commission merchants
from whom we feceive ots daily report
of the Kansas City Live stock market.
This house is a most excellent one hav-
ing the we'll known veteran stockman
Andy Snyder at his head.
d. A. Painter, we'll known to the
older residents of Emporis gave US a
pleasant call. He was here in attend
ance st the Stockma1's ball and ban
quet. The many old friends of Dave
Painter were delighted to see him look
ing so we'll and pleased TO learn Of HIS
He Is still associated with
the well known live stock firm Of
White s. Holmes at Kansas City and is
one OF the best posted cattle man of the
west.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-08
PRIVATE DINNER PARTY.

Three hours Of tanqueting on Thurs
day night was not too much for the hale
and hearty stOckmen. They were not
surfeited, nor was their even approxima-
ton to such a state of affairs as was at
tested at private dinner party given by
Col. H. G. Whitley at the Coolidge Fri
day, beginning at O'Clock. When
men get n the way OF doing a thing
there is no telling where it will end.
Banquet has been the talk. banquet was
the realization, and banquet could be
read on tine faces and in the
actions OF every body, so that it
is not strange that Col. Whitley sudden
lY became possessed of a determination
to have another banquet nor is it strange
that when the impromptu affair was
announced q party of men could be
found. They were lowering around
awaiting some such opportunity. and
the quarter OF q hundred who were
gathered in, are just the men that any
body would pick out first. They were
the kind of men who swear with
Meredith that "Civilized man can not
live without cooks" They were the men
who do not send their regrets when In
vited to ''eat." They were jolly COM
pany. The dinner was an excellent one.
The fine fat roast pig would have ire
sistably tempted DR.. Tanner at the end
Of the irst hour OF his fast, and the gen.
tlemen assembled made the most
of 1t and of everything else what
soever the bill of fare contained. Toasts
were responded TO by most of those
present, and the responses were replete
with fun and eloquence. The follow
ing gentlemen were present: Major G.
Hood, Col. Il. c. Cross, Hon. VIM. Mar
tindAle. ClB. Zeek, with Quinlan, Mont
gomery & Co, Kansas City; o. w.
Way, secretary of the Central
Kansas Live Stock association /;
Il. V. Bundrem, Daniel Holderman,
Jacob Taylor, w. Il. Mayes, Daniel
King, II. g. Krake, travelling freight
agent for the Santa Fe;J. w. johnson of
Fullerton, n. Z. Stewart, with Wood
Brothers, Kansas City, r. II. Burr. N.
w. Brewer, w. B. Greer, T. G. whitley,
j. II. Clotfelter, with Plankinton s.
Armour, Kansas City, c. z. Quinlan, OF
Quinlan, Montgomery s. Co, Kansas City
8. Nation. NJ. n. Mason, R. Nation, T.
HaTbert. F. o. Fish, with A. ]. Snyder
& Co, Kansas City, and Col. h. c. Whit
ley.
1t was O'Clock before the master Of
ceremonies put q motion of adjourn.
ment that prevailed. This dinner party
was throughout an affair in which thS
host excelled himself as q royal enter.
tainer.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-08
TEACHERS AT TOPEKA.

The morning session of the third and
last day CT the meeting of the State
Teachers association at Topeka was
called to order ct 8 o'clock Wednesday
morning, December 81. Devotional ex-
ercises were conducted by DR.. Bishop
There were large number of resolu-
tions passed, among which was enc in
sympathy with the proposed improve
ment and enlargement of the Education
list, and one expressive of highest esteem
for Miss Emile Kuhlmann of Emporia
for her excellent display of kindergarten
work.
A paper on High Linguistic Cul
ture" was read by w. l. Graham, of
Baldwin University, the discussion of
which was opened by DR.. P. j. Will
liams.
Governor Click was introduced and
delivered an address on educational
matters.
Professor Hay spoke briefly on
What Industrial E&srci ses are Advls
able in Common schools 90
In the afternoon the board of directors
reported the following hamed persons as
officers during the ensuing year: Presi-
dent. j. H. Canfield of Lawrence; vice
president, G. W. Jones of Linn; secre-
tary, j. q. Weir of COwleY; treasurer,
Miss Eva Mentally of Wys ndotte; exec
utive committee, ]. ii Lawhead OF Bour-
bon, NJ. J. Wilcox of Mitchell, J.V
Jewett of Atchison; representatives 10
the National Teachers association, F.
A. Fitzpatrick of Leayenworth and H.
C. Speer of Topeka EmporIa was first
chosen as the next place of meeting but
the action was reconsidered and Topeka
selected.
J. w. n. WhIt2cottea delivered an
address on the question. as a Uniform
Course of Studies for Common Schools
Feasible 80
Mr.. Speer made some remarks regard
ing the Educationist, followed by a paper
from Prof. Macdonald, of the State
University, regarding musical iDstruc-
ton.
Mrs. Huron spoke in behalf of
the w. q. T. T., presenting
ideas regarding legislation for
our schools, and at the close
close resolution was passed that the
legislature be requested to add to the
list OF lawful branches for the common
schools the study of the hygienic effects
of alcoholic and narcotic poisons 1t
was also resolved TO petition the Iegisla-
tuTe to change the time of the annual
meeting from August to June.
The evening session was made a gen
eral experience meeting
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-08
NkwsPAPER CHANGE.

We are pleased to note the announce
ment that Mr.. Frank Butcher has pur-
chased halt interest In the Democrat
newspaper and job printing Office, and
that the firm VIII hencefo,th be known
as McCown s. Butcher. Mr. Butcher is well
known here. having acted as teller of
the savings bank for some time past.
The push and enterprise of Mr.. McCown
are we'll known. and he could not have
selected better associate. We wish the
new frR success and predict that it will
nave il.
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smyEREaoRN-LEzr.

The Erie P..) Herald of December
24th. has the following pleasant notice
of the recent wedding of j M. Silver
thorn of this city;
Last evening the homestead Of Calvin
Leet, one OF MoreheGdSille's leading
citizens, was the scene of very brilliant
matrimonial affair. The principals were
Miss Lizzie LJeet and Mr.. J. II. Silver
thorn. of Emporis, Kansas. a large
party of intimate friends and relations
were present to witness the Interesting
ceremonies. The bride was attireL in .
very becoming wedding dress and looked
exceedingly handsome The groom. 3
fine, manly fellow. was attired IN the
conventional evening dress. After the
young couple had been pronounced
husband and wife they received the con-
gratu1ations of the guests, after which Q
rich sumptuous wedding supper was
spfesd. The wedding presents were
very numerous and all we're rich and
useful, attesting in the strongest terms
the esteem in which the BRIDE was held
by her wide circle of friends. The groom
is son of ex Representative ID. II.
SIlvertborn of Fairview, and is popu
larly known among his college trends
as "SilVer.n He is. and has been
for five or six years, telegraph operator
for the Missouri Pacific railroad at En-
poria, Kansas. Mr.. SilveFthorn is
young man of fine promIse 9. He went
out west 40 entire stranger six years ago,
and through his native abilities. indus
try and sterling qualities as business
and railroad man, was shortly placed In
one of the best offices on the road. The
young people are very happily mated
and start out in life with the best of
prospects and with the best wishes of q
large circle OF the best people in Erie
commit
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DONATION.

The donation 81 jays hall on New
Years night for Rev. John Jones. pastor
of the Welsh Presbyterian church, was a
very pleasant affair. An elegant supper
was served. The attendance was good,
and the amount realized for the worthy
pastor was about $50. We clip the
following frsm the Wellington Press, in
an article commenting on the announced
donation: "Rev. John Jones comes as
near filing the bill fol a true Chris
than preacher and pastor as any man
we ever knew, and be is no less true
and noble citizen He settled at Empo-
ria many years ago, and went through
the prlvations and hardships or pioneer
life mantully, never complaining of his
lot. He has done much for Emporia in
the way of bringing to it scores of good,
industrious citizens, aud he hiss also
been blessing to the town In a neral
way, as he has built up one OF its most
churches"
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j. e. HENNINa.

1t was known 70 a few of Mr.. John Z.
Henning's friends here that he had en-
tered as a competitor 10 the grand prize
banjo music competition for original
composition. This competition for com
positions OF banjo music is conducted by
Fairbanks s Cole of Boston. The last
edition of the Clipper contains the an
nouncement of the awards The second
prize is to j. E. HenniBg on the ''Al.
hambra Club March" The Judge was
Frank B. Converse, the "autocratic ban.
joist." Mr. Henning's friends will be
pleased To learn of his success
He won the second prize in 6
similar contest last year, but the number
of competitors was then very few a:
compared with those entering the las
contest. This is very cred liable schiev
ment, and Emporians are proud TO con
gratulate Mr.. Henning. The prize mu.
SIC will be published in book form.
Mr. Henning writes that he viii pos
sIbly take charge of western agency, a
Chicago, for s s. Stewart, al Philadel-
phia -
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70 responses to toasts. Senator p. B
Plumb responded 70 the toast, ~ouI
Comm on counEy', he said many
pleasant thl6Rs, as we'll IS things Of vital
importance to Kansas stockmen and
stock Interests. Hon. Isaac Sharp fol-
lowed with q response 10 the "Cattle In.
terests OF the State and Hon. W. w.
Scott closed with : response TO "When
Shall We All Meet Again % the lateness
Of the hour making il necessary TO omit
ell others.
In the t1eaD siime the music by the
orchestra had COMMENCED and the order
Of dances so eagerly. awaited was COM
menced 10 earnest at about l O'Clock.
The excellent music, and the prevailing
socialIty and merriment msde the
time until the ending of the dances pass
unheeded. It was early morning when
the ending came.
The first ball and banquet Of the new
Central Kansas Live Stock association
was . decided success. aud its future IN
dsrtaklngs Of & social as well as Of q
business nature will be anticipated with
more than ordinary Interest. May 1t
live long and prosper.
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A PLEASANT TINE.

An Informal party ofYoung folks gath
cred at the pleasant home of Mrs Hurst,
on Merchants street, last Friday pre-
vious to the return of Miss Chalie Was
key, Mrs. Hurst's sister, to her home in
Westport, Mo. Mrs. Hurst's hospital
ity was most gratefully appre-
ciated by the company. and Miss WaskeY
added much to the pleasure of the eve
ming by several delightful numbers at
the piano and the hearty spirit IN which
she entered the various amuse ments
provided. After an enjoyable round of
duets, solos. games, and timely repast
eaten with zest, Miss Wsskey received
the best wIshes and good byes of all and
left by the midnight train for home.
She was accompanied by her niece,
"Kiz" Hurst, who will visit at West
port,
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RAiLROAD AOCIDENrs


A number of accidents are reported
lately resulting from broken rails. On
New Years day caboose WAS thrown
from the Missouri Pacific train near
Americas and jumped along over the
ties for about quarter OF mile before
the engineer noticed the mishap and
stopped the train. Clint Waite of EN-
porla, who was on the caboose, was
somewhat brushed IN jumping out of
the car.
Ga the st. Louis aud SAP Francisco
road a very serious accident occurred
near Severy. Three coaches, d mail
and express car were thrown from a
high embankment. The cars took fire
and were destroyed. A dozen passen-
gers were more or less injured and one
man. named Barrett, an express mes
senger. was so badly hurt that he Is not
expected to live Mr.. Barrett is cOus-
in of Wm. Barrett who was FORMERLY
in the Adams express office here.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-08
CHANGE OF FIRM.

N Z Weaver, one of our lagest
hardware dealers, has sold an interest
in his establishment to Fl. n. Vickery,
and the firm will be known as N Z.
Weaver s. Co. Mr. Weaver is widely
known as leading business man here.
Mr.. VickerY is popular and
enegetic young man particularly
qualified for his new position. He has
been assisting Mr.. Weaver most of the
time since coming here two years ago. and
has gained knowledge of the business
and wide acquaintance with the trade.
The new firm will have one of the larG-
est stocks of spring goods in the city, In
shelf and heavy hardware, agricultural
and other implements. Thanking their
customers for past patronage, they rei
spectfulIy invite them TO call on them at
the old stand, 1856 Commercial.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-08

John G. Egan tue popular leader of
renowned Knights Templar band was
the recipient OF very handsome gold
watch from the band boys Thursday.
The watch is an Eigin Of the best
quality and has very beautiful mono.
grammatic designs on beth cases and an
inscription on the inside case, present
ed to ]. G. Egsn by the knights Tenn
plar band Of Emporla Kansas, - together
with the date.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-08

Ga Tuesday evening nearly eighty
teachers of the alumni, or former stu
dents of the State Normal here, held a
reunion in Topeka at the Copeland
hotel. The time was passed in CONVEX
sation, singing and responding to toasts,
and was throughout a most delightful
occasion. An executive committee was
appointed TO arrange for similar meet
ing next year.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-08
TeIsphona TAX.

"Hello, Tomm
Hello. Klttle, II that you -
"Yes, Tom! Yea! It's come, ana IT'S
. perfect beauty. You Just ought
"What are you talking about, Kittie So
"TalkiDR about: Why, about the
wonderful things It does. I'm going to
have q Tailor made dress right away
and make it all myself. You Will be
astonished to see how beautifully can
combine the 'battlements' and wan
dykes ! never saw anything like II
Can't you come home right away and
see
a"KIttie, will you please tell me what
you are talking aboutg
why About my New High Arm
DAVIS Vertical Feed Sewing Machine
l thought you knew"
"Oh. Is that it' Well, knew you
would like 1t Goodbye"
"Good- bye"
EMPoRIA HARDWARE Co, Agents,
Enporia, Kansas.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-08
PLEAsANrPARr4

Friday night Ben McCaDdless. assisted
by his sister Jennie. entertained few
of his friends at the residence of his
father on Rural street. The party was
given 10 honor of his cousin, Harry NC
Candies, who has been visiting here for
few days, aud vito. in the short time
he has been here. has made large num-
Der of frier ds who will be glad TO see
him whenever he IeturBs. The hours
were pleas .n;IY D. ssed al csrds, dancing,
music, and in partaking of tire excellent
refreshments which were served. The
very pleasant evening Was enjoyed oy
all present, aud the company took Ne
thought of retiring until the lateness Of
the hour made 1t imperative.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-08
MODEL BANKING ROOMS

The work of decorating in ornamental
style the banking rooms and directors
rooms of the EmporIa National bank
was completed Saturday.
These rooms as they now are consti-
tate most elegant suite of business
rooms. The woodwork has been re-.
finished throughout, and the wall
and ceiling decorations are of style en-
tirely new.
10 the banking rooms the ceiling has
diatelY within which is another of terra
Gotta of blue and gold. The third bOr-
der is drab and gold and the last, ada
cent the central panel, Is terra Gotta and
gold. IN this last band are placed on
each side and directly over the banking
room proper large Grecian figures
Marie Autoinette oil prints. The var
ious borders as arranged blend harmon
iously light blue predOminatiDg, giving
a general shade of that color. The
frIeze has two broad borders of old
blue with copper mouldings on the
edges OF each, and gold center piece
between them. The paper of the body
of the side walls is pressed leather"
beng n natural leather color with fig
ures of ornamental design. The wains-
coting is lincrusta Walton, species of
mould in color and general appearance
resembling carved walnut. The Ulend-
ing of the various shades 10 the VAIN
scot, sides, frIeze and ceiling
is harmonious throughout.
TIE side wall paper in the directors
aud private rooms is terra Gotta, gold
and olive, and the wainscot the same as
in the front rooms. The decorating was
done by 7. j. Kellam of Topeka, the
work having been under the direct su-
pervision of j. F. MintuIn, pleasant
and gentlemanlY young man, who is an
artistic decorator, thoroughly convsrsant
with every part of his business. The
EmpoTia national has now undoubtedly
the finest, most richly finished suite OF
business rooms IN the city.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-08
RELEASE

Upon the establishment of proof that
g. G. Kinney was ia Michigan at the
time OF the Henry murder, the county
attorney issued an order for his release.
His father paid his fare to Labette coun-
Is. The mystery that has hung around
that murder for years is mystery still,
and justice will have to seek further 70 r
satisfaction.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-08

Mess=s. r. B. Shepherd, Frank Buch-
er and j. NJ. McCown have formed q
real estate firm under the style of Shep-
herd, Butcher S McCown Their offices
are the front rooms of the Democrat
building
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-08

r. G. Head, of Trinidad, Col, sent
message regretting bis inability to at
tend the banquet, ending it with ION
with your dance. A happy New Year to
all"
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-08
DIED.

Chicago Tribune: Henry, son of De-
Los and Amelia Hull, aged ? years and
l month, died at Oak Park. Cook coIn-
ty. Illinois, December %. The funeral
was held at the residence OF Mrs. NJ. J.
Whoples.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-08

At the residence OF Mr.. r. H. Casa
ways, by the Rev. J. McAnulty, Decem-
Der 80. Mr.. j. n. Davis to Miss A. E.
Mccoy, both of Plymouth, Lyon county,
Kansas.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-08

The teachers who were 10 Topeka
attending the meeting OF the state asso-
ciatlon ali returned we'll pleased with
the meeting and the manner in winch
they were entertained.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-08

j. E. Klock was elected president of
the State Association OF County superin-
tendeRts at the meeting of this associa-
ton IN Topeka "Wednesday.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-08

Governor Click Thursday ,elegraphed
his regrets at not being able to attend
the banquet.
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READING NEWS.
EDITED BY MARY DE zEAN.

EDITED BY MARY DE ZEAN.
THURSDAY, Jan. 81.
The enterprising young men of Read
ing have engaged Eli Perkins of New
York, the humorous lecturer, to deliver
his famous lecture wit and Wisdom /;
or the Philosophy of Wit" ON Monday
night. January II, 1885, aad have en-
gagged the N. E. church for the occasion.
1t is well worth going SO miles to hear
Mr. Perkins. Tickets are selling al.
ready for the reserved at Biddle & STRAIT.
ions drug store.
P. S@"Eli Perkins distributes a six
dollar chrome to all who remain to the
end of tue lecture" 90 the tickets read.
Rev. A. L. Scott and family have gone
TO Garnet to spend New Years.
W. D. Elrod's father and mother have
been here several weeks on a visit to
their SOP, and are much pleased with
Kansas. They have just returned &c
their home in Indiana.
Miss Alice SirattOn is home from
Baldwin college on q visit during yaca
ton.
E. Fl. Spencer gives an entertainment
to his friends at his home FRIDAY night
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Severy, Dr. ant
Mrs Edison. E. h. Spencer and wife an,
some others have gone to Emporis &
attend the stockmen's banquet
Albert Bryan is out again after beiD
confined to the house with rheumatism
| tan or twelve days.
New Years morning registered eleve
| degrees below zero. W. n Severy
| putting up les.