The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-09
PERSONAL.


J.W. CLARK Of Eskridgs is in town.
q. b. little of Junction City is IN town.
Cap. sssrry took the train for the east TO-
day.
&c. cung of Winfield is in the city To-
day.
Prot. Williams returned to Kansas City
to-day.
o. 8. Burgess of Kansas CITY u in
town.
c. N. HOAd /. confined to his hOms
by sickness.
John Logan went east this morning on
a business trip.
Rev. Joseph Hill is In the city visiting
with 1. E. Perley.
W. Drake left last night for Chicago
on business trip.
Hon. Edwin Tucker Of Eureka wss In
the city yesterday.
Ben Pane of Fort Riley was in the city
yesterday evening.
II. 81. Buck walter was In Topeka yes
terdsy doing business.
Mr. Holderman returned from his west
ern trip this morning.
Us. Keller. of Mcpherson. was in town
for few hours this afternoon.
Mics Annie Easton of Mcpherson, Kas.
Is visiting friends IN this city.
R. c. Hawley of Topeka is visiting
friends in town for few days.
W. Samuels. the popular Kansas City
travelling man, Is in town TO day.
g. w. Seward Of Madison was in the
city yesterday evening on business.
R. "A. Campbell OF Hutchinson register
as late arrival at the Hotel Coolidge.
Mrs. W. F. Ewing and her children
returned Yesterday from Colorado Springs.
G. Stolpe, of Madison, came up this
morning on the Howard branch on bust.
ness.
BIrs. @. F. Conkhng and daughters are
in the city on visit to Mr.. aud Mrs. W.
W. 10y. w
Mr. O'Toole of Neosho Rapids was in
the city yesterday shaking hands with his
old friends.
Mr.. 3. W. Sawyer of the Sawyer lum-
Der company OF Chicago wss in the city
yesterday.
Rev. G. R. Mitchell and wife are in the
city, guests of Mrs. MiIchelI's sister, Mrr
L B. Kellogg.
Miss Nellie Lantrg of Strong City is
visiting in town, the guest of Miss Jsn-
nette Burton.
Barnum's advance brigade of ten peo-
pie made the Hotel Coolidge their head
quarters last night.
Col. Geraughty of LeavenwOrth was In
our city yesterday, and made pleasant
call al the News office.
Mr.. j. w. Ballinger left yesterday for 6
visit to his former home In Belle Foun-
tam, Logan county, Ohio.
The Mcintyre 6 Heath's minstrels, 70
the number of thirty five people, registered
at the Hotel Coolidge last night.
]. E. Curl OF Owensboro, KY, is IN the
city, stopping at the Hotel CoolIge. He
is out here looking for location.
Dale Plumb, accompanied by Vernon
and Fred Kellogg, left yesterday to attend
the State University at Lawrence.
Mr.. John Henning's wife. and sister in
law, Mrs. Keller, left last night for Law
renee, to be absent during the week.
Joseph Gotten and lady left yesterday
for Chanute, to attend the Hoosier re-
union at that place on next Friday and
Saturday.
Mr.. Ed Beecher writes his friends in
this city that his father is much better and
that if he continues to improve he will re.
turn to Emporls In week or two.
Doctor W. w. Hibben returned Sunday
last from trip to Watch Hill. Rhode Is
land. The Doctor enjoyed his visit with
relatives very much, and feels that it has
done him good.
CIV McClinton, r. q. Scott and ".
NJ. Hughes, OF Larned, who came down
on Saturday to attend the Normal made
the NEWS office pleasant call this after
noon.
Mrs. w. w. Scott left to- day for an ex-
tended trip through the east, where she
will visit relatives In New York City
and Boston. She will be away over q
month.
Mrs. T. N. Sedgwick left to-day tor a
trip through the west, where che Will
spend month or more among the noun
tains of Colorado aud the Green valley,
and California.
j. E. Jordan, who has been away from
the city for over two years. In Montana
Washington Territory, and other points 10
the west. has returned to this city, and
expects TO remain here In business.
Mrs. A. r. Bancroft and her two daugh
ters returned this morning from their trip
to Minneapolis where they have been at.
tending the exposition. They express
themselves as delighted with their trip.
Miss Winnie Bird returned yesterday
from a visit to relatives in Illinois, a. well
as quite an extended tour of other eastern
states. She returns with her health in 9
greatly improved condition, and reports
having had q very enjoyable time, es-
pecialIy in visiting the parks aud othel
places In and around Chicago.
HORTICULTURE.
Tie thiId picnic of the Lyon County
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