The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-07-02
PERSONAL MENq1on.
W. L Lewis IS seriously sick.


WI Lewis Is seriously sick.
I'M. Griffith lie in Kansss City.
T.W. Kitchen is now in Chicago.
A.W. stubbs of Garden City is in
town.
Prof. Felmley of Carrollton. Illinois,
is visiting in the city.
Kittie Edwards, daughter of ] ]. Ed
wards Is IN Emporia spending vacation.
W. r Valentine has gone to Kansas
City to spend few days recuperaiing.
Mn. Jessie Powell. who lives about
three miles west of The city, is very low
with fever.
Prof. DaYid Felmley, OF Carrolton, Ill
inois, is visiting at J. s. Kenyon's, I'll
COnst tuition.
Mr.. E. II. Moor and wife of Hum
boldt. and Mrs M. C. Deal, sister of L.
D. Myres. are visiting friends In the city.
Luther Rees, who spent Sunday In
Emporla, returned to Topeka to-day.
He will come to Emporia to live next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Greene are attend
ing the Sunday school convention at
Ottawa. They will return the latter
mart of the week.
Miss s. c. Slack, sister of Mrs. w
o. Fergu son, who has been for some
time IN California, is expected in Empo-
ria in few days.
Miss LIZZIE Davis of CArrOllion, Hill
nois, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Hard
castle of this city, and will probably
spend the summer in Emporia.
Miss Lou Chamberlain, who attended
the Normal last year, started this morn
ing TO IQVa to visit. relatives. She was
accompanied by her parents and sister
w. II. Wheeler and wife of Terre
Haute, Indiana, are visiting in Emporia
, They are acquaintance of Judge Pey
ton and are 10, king for a western loca
ton
Mrs. j, l.. Ragan, of Indianapolis, In
diana, and her cousin H"waO, Of Dan
| vile, the same state, are VISITING ID. c
Allen and family on Exchange street
, They will be in EIaporiA for seVera
, days.
Miss Jennie Suffern, Il talented yOun!
, lady who arrived here II Gently, has &C
) cepted position in Mrs. Chase's musi
D school. Miss Suffern brings very tiattel
) lug recommendations and Will make
valuable teacher.
o Miss Madge Overstreei, of this city
whose work as an artist at Llndenwoo
College, st. Charles. Missouri, has al
: tractcd such far,rahlc comment, vii
shortly open a ,tndr" of drawing IN En-
; poria anu CIV, l siru lion IN the art.
I'll A. p. Davis, Nhu graduated at th
i Normal with The class 80. and VIII
3 has since been enga. 81 il. The Unite
= States geological survey, arrived in En-
d porIa last Monday from WsshiBgtC
1t city. MIR. Davis after visiting rela
n tives at Junction City will go to Ariz'
= ma to make some surveys near the hOsti
Q Indian tribes of that territory.
Fl. C. Cross, Esq, has just returne
. from pleasant sojourn In Ohio, Ne
II York aud es ste.l locr'iues. Wal
d absent he attended the enthusiastic r
" publican convention held IN he b
of wigwam at Springfield, Ohio, end ha
- an enjoyable time with old friends
ID that vicinity. He says that Col. Lemel
ie who was recently in Emporia, was We
81 strongly urge for lieutenant governC
III but positively retu ed tn low his nsu
III to be used. The convention WIS he
a in huge structure built solely for tn
N purpose at cost of about $4,000. N
as Cross attended the eastern meetiI
IT. OF the Union Pacific railroad PEI
" pie, and expressed the appreci
rn ton of Emporia tor the surVe
H. and efforts tending 10 Nh eXiensI
n OF the line t. this city. The west,
Representatives OF the Union p, cific :
- now ut Denver