The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-08-26
From Fridays Daily.
PERSONAL.

a. a. hOIcOmD Oh topeka u IN toWu.
Prof. Miles of Newton was in tie city
yesterday.
L.W. Lewis returned from the west this
morning.
Rev. Bernard Kelly went TO Cottonwood
Falls yesterday.
A. b. Allison OF Clay Center is In town
looking up business.
L r. Chapman returned last night from
his tip TO New York.
Mrs. F. N. Brighsm of Topeka is visit
ing triehde In the city.
o. P. Smith OF Topeka registered at the
Hotel Coolidge last night
G. w. Anderson of Andale, Kas., was
seen on our streets yesterdGy.
Dell Putnam of Kansas City is in town
stopping at the Hotel Coolidge.
i'm. MCGEE Of Junction City was in
town few hours this afternoon.
g. W. Baxter travelling passenger agent
Of the Q. B. & Q. Is In town to day.
D. W. Burkett OF Augusta registered
this afternoon at the Hotel Coolidge.
N. A. Burnham Of Neosho Fails was
doing business in our city yesterday.
Mr.. Chas. Whittemore of Lyndon, Usage
county, was on our streets yesterday.
Paul Hanna of EmporiA IL visiting
friends in this city.-ITopeka Journal.
Mrs. Nellie Edwards has Just returned
from her visit to Topeka and other eastern
points.
T. @. Green. who has been visiting with
his parents at Sibley. Iowa. returned to
this city yesterday.
Col. HoRelend was compelled by i'll
health to give up his work in iscity and
return to Lincoln, Neb.
Hos. VIM. Maftlndale and family of
Madison are visiting in the city. They
arrived on the morning train.
Miss Rosa Bartch LETT for Winona,
Minnesota, yesterday to visit her sister.
She will be away some weeks
Mrs L. J. Orr Of Independence, Kas. Is
In the city, visiting, the guest of her par
enta, MIR. and MIS-. A. ]. McFadden.
Judge c. B. Graves went to Burlington
yC5tCLAoy OA . NAoiS oOOOAPoAANA " LIE
wife and his cousin, Miss Matte Witchell.
Frank Evans went to Great Bend yester-
day to play ball with the. Great Bend
nine. Frank is one OF Emporia's best men
Mr.. 81. W. Hedgcock left yesterday for
Q trip to Tennessee, to be gone a month
His many friends in this city wish him
pleasant trip.
T. Mclaughlin came down from Paola
yesterday afternoon on business trip to
this city. HIS name appears on the Hotel
Coolidge register.
Mr.. G. w. Planck, of Kansas City, rep
resenting the Orchard City wagon, is in the
city. He wants to make Empons q cen
trail point and will move here with his
family soon.
Mr.. r. G. Bootey. of the firm of Stone
s. Boo;ey OF this city, has removed with
his family from Scranton, Kansas, TO this
city where he will make his future home.
Major Hood aud his daughter, Miss
Florence, returned yesterday from Wagon
Wheel Gap, Colorado. The remainder of
the party will stay while longer fishing
and hunting.
Prof. r. D. Williams writes that he has
sufficiently recovered to entertain hopes OF
resuming his classes at this place by Mon
day, Aug. 80, "if the weather only gets a
little warmer"
Hon. D. z. Watson and Hon. Henry G.
Taylor of Columbus, Ohio, are in the city
as guests of Col. d. Taylor. Messrs. Wat
son and Taylor are both members of the
legislature of Ohio.
Gus Hurlburt and T. G. Whitley, with
their wives, returned yesterday from theiI
} camping out place south OF Jacobs mound
on Bloody creek. There they have beer
fishing and hunting. They return In good
health and splrits, much rested by theil
visit to the country.
Prof. A r. Taylor, president Of the State
Normal school, returned yesterday from
Howard, Independence and Fredonia
where he has been lecturing and attending
institutes. He reports the most encour
aging prospects for the attendance at the
} Normal this winter.
. Mr.. Charles Porterfield of EmpOrIa
Kas, stopped in the city over night, ant
last evening took in the social at the Car
ter building. Mr.. POrterfleld Is on hi
, way to San Francisco, California, and WI
} visit all the places of interest on his route
l-LGsrden City Herald.
Col. Jacob Dachrodt Of Easton. Pa. is II
the city, visiting his neice, Mrs. Chas
Harris. He is accompanied by Mr..
Heck, of Ottawa. who is In the city Oh
business connected with the state reunion
Ottawa proposes 10 get up big excursion
aud turn out to our reunion en- mAsse.