The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

EEASONAL lkEGAlO6s
John L. Wells started to Fargo
Springs, Seward county, Sunday.
B. F. WATSON has accepted position
as night clerk at the Coolidge hotel.
Chas. ] Ingalls,, brother of Rev. F.
T. Ingalls,. spent Sunday in the city.
Lewis Lutz. who has been visiting in
Emporla,r Monday to Las Vegas.
Mrs. E. P. Bancroft who has been
visiting in Emporia, returned TO Chicago
to-day.
Miss Hattie L. jackson of Independ-
ence. Iowa, is visiting her brother W. N.
Jackson.
Billy Hustis and nephew, Joe Hustls.
are payiag their respects to the inhabl-
tants Of Hartford.
Ed. Easterling, who has been visiting
friends in Enporis, returned to Column
bus, Kansas, Monday.
Col. ]. w. Feighan started to st. LOUIS
Monday, where he meets Mrs. Feighan
on her return from Kentucky.
Mrs. DR.. T. N. Huffman and Mrs.
Campbell of Nickerson are the guests of
Mrs. Howard Dunlap this week.
Miss Oracle Jones went to FL Dorado
Monday TO spend the summer with her
mother who resides near that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Parkman and son
have gone to Philadelphia to spend .
short time among friends in that city.
Robt. w. Elstun started Tuesday OF
an overland trip to Ottawa, where he
will engage in business, noted in THE
News some days ago.
George Smith one of the substantial
and genial farmers of Lyon county, re-
turned Monday from trip In the east
ern portion of the state.
G. E. Pane. an experienced grocery
man and well known to the citizens of
Emporia, is now associated with Mr..
Hyde in the grocery business.
The genial Tom E. WEIGH of Hartford,
was IN the city Monday, enroute home
from the New Orleans exposition, where
he has been for several weeks past.
il. Kirby has closed his school at
Allen and is now in the city. He will, fer
the present, be associated with Mr.. Nc
Gown as formerly on the Emporia DEM
ocrat.
JIM. Carver of The NEWS started
on trip last Tuesday to the southwest
and any favors IN the way of news items
shown Leroy Wright will be duly ap-
preciated.
John r. Rose, who recently came here
from Hastings, Nebraska, has decided
to remain, and has completed arrange
ments for the manufacture of Office
desks with Garland s. Co.
o. v. Hays arrived from Fargo
Springs Saturday, bringing the plat of
the town site. He VIII return to the new
town soon. Claims in Seward county,
he states, are being rapidly taken.
G. o. Saith, one of the editors of the
Burlington Republican, called at THE
NEWS Office Monday. Mr.. Smith came
up for the purpose of purchasing prop
III LIS A0LAC1 WIN " LAONO
to this city.
F. II. Foster OF Kankakee, Illinois, Is
in the city and favored THE NEWS Office
with a call. Mr.. Foster is looking tor
vacant room and expects to start
wholesale candy manufacturing estab-
lishment in this city.
Geo. Gallagher, formerly of the Nor
NAL school here, has just closed his
school at Toronto and is spending a
short time among friends here. George
has had a recent addition TO his family
which he denOminates the ''dandy kid. ;"
A. w. Stubs returned Sunday from
a trip through Southwestern Kansas
and reports that country as one of the
finest in the west. He says that south
of Garden City q person can drive for
forty or fifty miles without turningIaslde
for hill or dIUch.
Ed. MacLennan arrived home from
New Orleans Sunday. He had a de-
hghttul trip. Among number OF sow
enirs brought back were some very
fine magnolia blossoms we'll preserved,
the fragrant civilizations Of which have
since filed our sanctum.
j. N. Stout, who graduated at the
Normal in the class of 's2, arrived Mon.
day from Neosho Falls. Mr.. Stout re-
Gently closed a successful term of the
Neosho Falls schools and is now editor
and proprietor of the NeoshO Fells Post,
an old and substantial newspaper.
John Pickett. Morris county farmer
living near Council Grove, was in the
city this afternoon. Mr.. Pickett is not
stranger to many of the older
citizens OF Emporia, having lived here
when there were not more than eight or
ten buildings all told. Mr.. Pickett has
a good farm in Morris county and his
many friends here will be glad to know
of his prosperity.