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

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Squire Davis Of Reading was in the city
yesterday.
W. A. Potter of Topeka was in the city
Yesterday.
Col. Whitley returned to-day from Des
Moines, Ia.
Mr.. D. Thomas yesterday returned from
trip TO Kansas City.
VIII White of FL Dorado Is visiting
friends in the city.
C.B. McCullum of Kansas City Is in
town looking up business.
Swan EAlanson of Plymouth was In the
city to-day dong business.
Attorney Feighan took run up to To
peka today on legal business.
Hon. w. w. Scott lett to-day for South
west Kansas on business trip.
Mr.. VIM. Clarke left for Chicago and
the east on a business trip today.
Thos. Elbows left to-day for Columbus,
Ohio. on business trip to relatives.
Hon. George r. Peck of Topeka passed
through this city yesterday en- route west.
Mrs. ]. P. st. John Is in the city II at
tendance at the meeting of the W. C. T. U.
o F. Perley is in Chicago doing office
work in the Chicago Bolt and Forge com
pApy.
Miss NJ. StriblIng went to Eureka, Kan
sas, yesterday on few days visit to
friends.
q. 8. Bowman of Newton Is In the city
making his headquarters at the Hotel
Coolidge.
j. Marks and F. Mead of Council Grove
are in the city to-day, guests OF the Hotel
Coolidge.
DR.. j. A. Young aud wife returned to.
day from their trip to San Francisco and
the north.
Miss Mamie Dolphin of this city, is Wis
ting the family of Hugh Holmes, near
Reading, this week.
Barney Lantry of Strong City, contrac-
tor on the Santa Fe. is In town to-day
looking up business.
Miss Eva Plat of Humboldt Kansas, ls
visiting this week with her cousin, Miss
Efhe Myers, in this city.
Sadie Hinkle and Nora Harrison, who
have been visiting Mrs. L. NJ. Tolbot of
Plymouth, returned. yesterday.
Mrs. F. q. Rsstell of Burlingame. pres
ident of the w. G. +. u, Is in attendance
at the convention in this city to-day.
B. D. King, of the Southern Kansas
railway, was in the city to-day. He regis
tered as q guest of the Hotel Coolidge.
A. o. Wharton and wife returned yes
terday from Oconomowoc, Wisconsion,
where they have been summer resorting.
Fl. w. Stewart, accompanied by Leo
Dean Of Wichita, arrived in the city last
night, and registered al the Hotel Cool
idRe.
Mrs. Van r. Holmes, accompanied by
her children, left to-day for q visit to
friends and relatives in Jacksonville, ILL
nois.
Mr. Penrod, one of our popular drug
clerks, went up to Hartford yesterday II
plsy ball and returned with ''busted"
finger.
w. B Edwards, father of Townsman E.
G. Edwards. who suffered from sunstroke
some days ago, is now much better and is
rapidly improving.
VIM. A. White, of the Ell Dorsdo Re-
publican, called at the News Office this
morning. He is on his way east to attend
school during the winter.
J, w. Sharp, the colored boy who grad
uAted from the Emporia High school last
June, has been secured to teach the COL
Ored school at Council Grove.
Miss Lillian Perk of Pleasanton, Kar.-
sas, arrived on the evening train and is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. w. Walker,
wife of the pastor of the West Street
church.
w E. TImmons of the Cottonwood Falls
Courant arrived in the city at noon to-day
He is in town attending the meeting OF
the democratic congressional committee
tonight.
Miss Bell NeeIyI of the Wichita city
schools, who has been making an extended
visit in the east, has been the guest OF Miss
Ella Haynes, and just left for herhome al
| Wichita.
Rev. F. T. Ingals returned to-day from
| Haverhell, Mass, where he has beer
spending the summer. He is glad to gel
back to Kansas and is much improved il
health.
Jim Huber went out to .. D. Swans
sheep ranch to examine about 800 lamb
destined tor the market. Mr.. Huber is ar
experienced judge of live stock AID hi
report can be relied upon.
Mrs. Priscilla Meyer, mother Of W. A
and A. G.. Randolph, left to-day for he
home in Butler, Penn, accompanied By
her son, VIM. A Randolph, who Will spenC
few weeks visiting old friends.
w. E. Newsom, who has been visiting
his brother-in-law, Attorney Evans, re-
turned to-day to his home In Owensboro
Kentucky. He expresses himself as wei
pleased with Kansas and Emporia.
Mr.. 81. T. Doty, who has been for som,
time the foreman in the job department o
the Herald Office, took the II o'clock tran
last night to join his family at his HON,
In Emporla.-Garden City Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs Warner. who have beef
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cramer o
this city, yesterday returned to their homt
in Cohocton, N. Y. They were accom-
panied by their daughter, Miss Mar!
Saunders.
THE MODOC CLUB WILL BE HERR
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