The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-17
PERSONAL nIENrToN-

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DIR. z. LAndsdown Of Kansas City is
circulating among friends in this city.
Charles CLARK. of Clay Center is stop
pihg for few days~iih his brother ia-
law w. s. Jay.
Fred Lakin started 70 Evanston, ILL.,
noLs, where he viii attend school
during the coming YeaE:
N. Hornstein has arrived here from
the east and accepted q position with
Strauss & Schlesingcr.
n. Sackett of Ohiose brother-in-lsw
to J. q. Strain, has arrived here and VIII
locate in the county near Emporis.
Miss Sue HoaglEnd OF Holton. Who
has been attending the State University
for the last few years. has entered the
Normal senior class.
Miss Carrie Frost. who has been visit.
ing In the eastern states for some months
past. has arrived home and entered upon
her duties as teacher this morning.
Mr.. and Cadwick, of Hubbard, Iowa,
have purchased property inthis city and
win build large residence on the cor.
ner of Eigth avenue and West street.
Mrs. A. g. Lelin and her daughter,
Hattie LAkin. accompanied by Mrs. Col.
Steele started Monday 70 Cadiz, Ohio,
where they will visit among relatives and
acqusintAnces for several weeks.
ormand Perley and bis sister, Miss
MAude, started Monday to EvanstOn, I'LL
nois. to attend school. They viii be join
Cd at Usage. City by Joa.H. Hall, who
completes the colIegiate course this year.
.. c.. Webb and wife, of Council
GROVE, were IN the city visiting friends
last Monday. Mr.. Webb Is one Of the
leading dry goods and clothing mer-
chants of Council Grove, and has
branch stores at several towns through
out the state.
Miss NC. Tolherss. who has had years
OF experience in the millinery business
both in London, England, and New
York; arrived here this afternoon and
VIII take charge OF the millinery depart.
ment IN the establishment of Strauss &
Schlesinger. - $500
!. Our esseened friend, Robert Pollock,
Of Waterloo, township, and one of the
Oldest citizens of this county, has leased
his farm and removed temporarily TO
Lawrence, for the purpose of allowing
two of his sons to atteHd the State uni
versity and-At- the Same time lye at
hoRe. 49, Z
Miss jennie Goddard, who has been
visiting her COUSINS. Misses Anna and
Carrie Goddard, accompanied by her
father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs, Frank
Goddard started Monday 90 the cannon
bah for St-,Louis. Miss Goddard was
delighted with her yislt In Emporia and
while hsrn formed a. Largo CIRCLE of ad-
miring friends who with gladly welcome
her future visits to this city $50.
W.. M. Jones of Des. Motnes, Iowa,
president Of the Emporia s. Southwest
era. is in the city looking after the inter
ests of this new railroad enterprise. Mr..
Jones says the road will undoubtedly be
built at an early dste'if the people along
tho route Will but give them the proper
amopnt Of encouragement. Mr.. Jones
is amauUr much energy ana has had
experiences IN railroad enterprises before
and It is to be hoped that the Emporia 6
Southwestern viii soon be added to the
list of liHes leading TO EmpoFia, the rail-
road center of Kansas. -C-
FRANK LEsIIE's sUNDAYSIAaAzINE
For October 0pens with the first install
ment. of q new serial by Fannie Aymar
Mathews, entitled +sDhetlsnte Daya''-a
bright and taking story Of travel. The
three chapters given take e'readeE
across the. Atlantic, through Liverpool,
Chester and Warwick; the illustrations
are appropriate and truthful The two
stories. "What She Made Of her Life'' by
Mrs. Farmer, and "Loyes Harvest by
Farjeron go on overwhelmingly. Two OF
Christs Parables are given in'that series,
Ingas SeytEied, Sigismond Nenkom
and Conradin Kreutzer are sketched in
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the Sacred Musleian, series The Bible
History article treAts-ot the. Kingdom
of Judah from the'fait Of Samaria to the
Babylonish captivity. The ReY. Edward
A. Rand Contributes pleasant and read
able article IAN Autumn P Pilgrimage, y
and ,heEe-tsagoOd sketch, with extracts
aud illustrations. of Tennyson's latest
dramatic poem, Beckett There are
also Portraits and sketches of DR. Has
broutch, of. the New. jersey Normal
School; II. II. Bancroft, the Pacific
Coast Historian; Archbishop Walsh of
Dublin ;aad Sir George Erringtsn be.
sides many Interesting shorter articles
and poems. Published by-Mrs. Frank
Leslie, 80, 55 and 81 Park, Place, New
York City, at % cents number, or $3.50
. year, postpaid. e~'t =