The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-16
From Saturdays Daily
PERSONAL.
PROT. KeIly's father is very SICK.

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PERSONAL.
Prof. KeIly's father isyery sick.
E. Burdick Of Topeka is in town.
E. W. Berry of Topeka was in town yes
terdAy.
F. II. Gibson of Dunlap was In the city
few hours yesterday.
Dr.. Burke left this morning on q pro-
fessional trip to Newton.
Mr.J. w. latham returned last night
from visit to Wichita.
Mrs. L. Truitt left yesterday for VISIT
10 friends in Chanute, Kas.
w. A. Randolph returned from his trip
to Pennsylvania to-day.
A. L. Harvey of Council GroYe was seen
on our streets yesterday afternoon
j. Knapp, OF Abiline was In the city
yesterday afternoon on business.
8. Ridenour of Kansas City was in town
this morning looking up business.
Ms. Dlbbie of Lawrence was In the
city yesterday evening for few hours.
Ed. CIemer and w. 81. Shea of Burling-
ton were in town to-day tor few hours.
Miss Bell McLain of New Jersey is in
the city visiting the family of Col. Steele.
Mr.. Lloyd of Lloyd 8 Thomas left last
night for Kansas City on business trip.
Mrs. n. h. Bell of Vic hita IL visiting
In the city. the guest of Mrs. W. q. Irwin.
E.W. Ellis of Cottonwood Falls is in
town. He registered at the Hotel Cool
idge.
Mr.. O'Toole of Neosho Rapids is IN the
city attending the democratic county con-
Vention.
J.F. MUIR of Leayenworth registered as
late arrival at the Hotel Coolidge last
night.
Mrs. Roland Loken returned this after
noon from her trip to the east, on visit
to friends.
Miss Sadie Thomas returned to-day
from spending her vacation in Iowa and
Nebraska.
Ed. Wsterbur returned from Abiline
to-day, where he has been booming the
great reunion.
Joe Page, who has been quite sick with
typhoid fever, is now some better and in
fair way to recover.
Mr.. Robert Thomas, of Lloyd s. Thomas
returned yesterday from quite an extended
visit to the east.
Rev. Mr. Schofeld, the pastor Of the
Presbyterian church, yesterday returned
from an eastern visit.
viii Eastman, Fred Laken. and Chas.
Jacobs leave Monday Tor Evanston, H., to
attend college this winter.
J.H. White, the sheriff of Lyon coun-
ty, was robbed Thursday night IN his room
at the Windsor.-[H erald-Tribue.
Tom Mast, the celebrated New York
cartoonist, passed through the city yester-
day morning on his way to Colorado.
Miss Maud PerIeY leaves Monday for
Evanston, ILL.,, where she Will continue
her studies in the University at that place
Dr. ]. W. Filkins is making extensive
improvements on his residence property,
corner of Market street and Sixth avenue.
Miss LibbIe Clark of Columbus, Ohio,
arrived In the city yesterday. She Will Dc
the guest OF her brother, James A. Clark,
while here.
Miss Hattie Harwood, one of the High
school teachers, arrived in the city yester-
day from Columbus, Ohio. where she has
been paying a visit.
VIII Evans, who had his shoulder bone
broken recently, reports that it is getting |
along finely, and he hopes to be able to |
use his arm before long.
Mr.. 1. Homer, silk culturist, returned |
from trip to Syracuse and other portions |
OF western Kansas last night, and reports |
abundant rains throughout that section.
David Rowlands and son, from Mead
graville-arrived IN the city yesterday |
They Will remain over Sunday, when they
will proceed further west in search of
land.
MIR. Sidney Best, who has for some time
taught at the Juctlon school in this city,
leaves to-day for the Verdigris Valley,
where he will teach school for the next
eight months.
I. D. Fox and G.. W. Newman returned
yesterday evening from their business trip
to the east, where both gentleman have
been laying in a supply of goods for their
respective establishments in this city.
Robert Torrington left to-day noon for
Kansas City where he will meetsh,s wife
and her sister, Mrs. Moffat, who have
been making tour tn rough the east and
visiting friends in Boston and Martha's
Vineyard.
A party consisting of Messrs. Kenney,
VIII Eastman and Fred Lakin and Misses
Flora Bates, Ethel Hurst and Lulu
Moulton went down last night to Americas
10 buggies to call on friends. They re
port having gay time.
Miss Mile Benson of Chicago has been
engaged by Madam Flint as trimmer in
considerable experience in the art of trim.
ming and other millinery work and is q
valuable addition to Madam Flint's estab-
lishment.
NAAoS OOO -. AOokALuS OuO "a INC OAAAAt-
est members of the last June graduating
class of the State Normal school, has been
nominated by the republican convention
as q candidate for superintendent OF public
instruction in Jackson county. A. b.
Bushey, who graduated at the same time,
has also been nominated on the republican |
ticket in Morris county IS a candidate for |
the same Office.