The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-10
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Nv. Rice of Fort Scott Is visiting In
the city.
Sc. Pope of Illinois is visiting friends
in the city.
George Krlcket has moved with his
family to the county.
r A. Stem and wife Of La Junta
Colorado, are visiting In the city.
William Faucet Of Chanute, Kansas.
is guest at the Fifth Avenue.
Miss Nellie Thomas OF Colony Is Wis
ting at the residence of T. ]. Turner.
John McAIiister arrived from Concor
dia, and will attend the Normal this
year.
n. G. Beecher of HeIoelisville, New
York, is stopping in the city for s.feW
days.
Mrs Elisabeth Wallace, mother OF
Mrs. Wslkup. started last Saturday 70
New Orleans.
Burton Fcaslon Of lola. son Of Con-
gresham Funston, Is visiting the family
Of A. NJ. Flory.
William Jameson OF Sharon. Pennsyl-
vania, an old neighbor of r. Mllliken, Is
here prospecting.
T. J. Hasty of FREEDOMS, an old az
quaint1nce Of Rev. K. L. Lott, was In
the city Saturday.
ID. A. Eckert Of Ohio arrived here from
The east last Saturday for the purpose of
attending the Normal.
Miss Margaret Mock and her sister
from Council Grove arrived here to at
tend the Normal.
Harry p. CLARK and wife returned Sat
uriay from delightful trip TO Wagon
Wheel Gap, Colorado.
David Laws returned last Friday
from the east and has resumed his work
with Warren Z Harrison.
EeY. w. N. Hubbard, of this city, has
been appointed pastor OF the Free Meth
Odist church at Topeka.
Miss Matte Spencer has returned from
her institute work preparatory to resum.
ing her work at the Normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Black OF Wichits
are visiting the family of Mrs. n. A
Taylor, Mrs. Blocks sister.
Frsuk Grosscup and his sister Emma
and Miss HsrdeY OF Usage City came
down last Friday to hear Min.
Mrs. j. r. Lunbeck and daughter re
turned Saturday from an extended Visi
with friends and relatives in Kansas
City.
Mrs A. II. Bancroft, who has beef
quits sick at Eureka Springs during M
past month, is now reported much bet
ter.
Mrs. II. d. Nuttlng, who has beef
visiting her parents, near Rock Island
+ illinois, for the past three months, ha
returned home.
L. Il. ScheTme rhorm returned las
} Saturday from New York, where he hs
/ been visiting friends aud relatives dur
ing the past month.
j. p. Armour of Rice county was 1
the city Saturday making arrang' meni
for himself and brother to attend III
College of Emporia.
Prof. II. NJ. Kingery of the Empori
college returned Saturday from his vsci
tion, which he has been spending 10 tn
northern pert OF Michigan.
Miss Viola Price, who has bee
. spending the vacation with her relative
at Wellington, Kansas, has arrived in th
a city preparatory TO beginning her year
work at the Normal.
, E. (. Mench, who came here iron
> Americas. has established u watchmt
king and jewelry establishment in III
east side of the room on Sixth avenu'
occupied by John MoEgs1.
Mrs. Joseph q. Jones, Mr.. and Mr.
! ID. M. ProtherO and Miss DOEtha Owen
returned Tuesday from five month";
, visit in Wales. They report piesssu
visit, but prefer America and her institI
tions to those of tine old country.
Deputy Sheriff John P. Chef of Bul
lIngton, CoffeY county, was in the cit
Il AOOSNoy II 'AiHB AOA AOieO bAAS
who fed the stolen animal here yeste
day. He informed US that the count
commissioners have offered reward {
81, 900 for the arrest of the defaultin
tres surer, Mott, aud that Mrs Mott wi
!" augment the sum to $4,000 If the bod
be delivered with life extinct.
= Rev. r. T. Ingalls, returned last Fl
day from a visit with his parents
. Maverhill. Massachusetts,, where /
spent his SIX weeks vacation in d
. hghtful manner. He returned by WI
of AtchlsOn, where he stopped q fe
days, and was accompanied from Il
latter place by his niece, Miss Ethel l
gals. daught r of Senator Ingalls,. Mi
r. Ethel is guest of Miss Maud PerleY.
% Prof. T. II. Dinnsmore, elected
{. July to the chair of physics and chen
IF istry at the Normal, arrived here Thur
a, day. He comes from York colleg
Is York, Pennsylvania, where he had occ
70 pied the chair of natural sciences f
d q number of years. The professor
D, known throughout the eastern states
" Q lecturer, and has won an envlable re
10 utatiOn on former visits TO this state
s. an educator ofrare ability. The pFcfe
1t sor will not only be valuable additiC
Ig to the faculty, but Will make citiz
20 that the public can appreciate.