The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-09
From Fridays Daily.
PERSONAL.
!. Tyler was in Topeka yesterdav.

L ]. Cunkle of Madison is in the city
to-day.
The Rev. n. James left for Reading
yesterday.
Mrs L. C. severy is visiting friends in
Kingman.
Sheriff White returned to-day from his
western trip.
G. o. Smith, editor Of the Burlington
Republican is in the city.
Capt. Morris returned from his farm
in Lena Valley yesterday.
B.F. Peacock of Kansas City Is in town
to day looking up business.
j. A. Taylor of Hartford was in the city
to1day looking up business.
&c Huston of Marion was In town
yesterday for few hours.
Fred Hopper of Dunlap, registered at
the Hotel Coolidge last night.
&C. Altman returned from his business
trip to Quincy, ILL.,, yesterday.
Miss Amy Spar is visiting in the city
the guest Of Miss Della CLARK.
The Msroons started on their southern
tour to day. Luck go with them.
Charlie Hibben was in Topeka yester-
day shaking hands with old friends.
JIM. McGee of junction CITY registered
this afternoon at the Hotel Coolidge.
miss Dixon, superintendent of schools.
returned to day from her western trip.
Miss Rose Boyd, who has been visiting
friends in Usage City, returned last night.
Miss Carrie Frost left this evening for
Newton for few weeks visit with friends.
G. N. Gordon of sedalia stopped in the
city last night, guest of the Hotel Cool
idge.
Mrs. Hurst and Miss Jessie Shaft
Clemmant, Kas., are visiting friends in the
city.
Grandma Cook, mother of Jonas Cook
of Howard. Kansas, is in the city visiting
friends.
Hon. VIM. Martindale and family of
Madison were in the city to-day for q
short time.
Miss Mamie Dolphin Is visiting in
Reading this week, the guest of the family
of Hugh Holmes.
Mrs. Perry Chinn left to day for visit
to relativea In Missouri. She will be gone
for two months.
Almeran Gillette was in Topeka yester
day attending meeting of the railroad
commissioners.
Judge ]. A. Martin attended the meet
ing of the congressional committee in the
city last nlgbt.
Frank Blair left to-day for a trip
through Colorado and the west, hunting
and fishing.
Major A. Paul, formerly of the Neosho
ViVifier, now of the Neosho Valley Press,
was In town to-day.
Mrs. Barnes of Conway Springs is visit
ing friends in this city and attending the
W. G. T. U. convention.
Mrs. ]. 8. Howard returned this evening
from Colorado Springs where she has been
spending several weeks.
G. E. DeMallorY of Madison, came up
on the Howard train this morning and reg
istered atithe Hotel Coolidge.
]. E. Rastall of the Burlington Inde-
pendent, came down this evening to at
tend the organ concert tonight.
Miss Bella Carswell, who has been visit
ing in this city for some time / asst, return
ed to-day to her home in Kansas City.
NJ. E. Matthews of Topeka was in town
Yesterday taking hand in the meeting OF
the democratic congressional committee.
John,Butler and VIM. Moore of Ameri-
Gus were Ia the city yesterday dong bust
ness. They report crops fair IN their vicin-
Ity.
w. A. Little of the Coates opera house
of Kansas City was in town last night on
business connected with theatrical inter-
ests.
Rev. D. B. Shuey left to-day for Topeka
on business connected with home missions.
He will visit Abilene before he returns to
this city.
Mrs. DIR. Anterior accompanied by Mrs
Rudisill, left to-day for Illinois on a visit
to relatives. They will stop over Sunday
in Topeka, with friends.
Mrs. Robt. Bagnall of st. Louis, a prom
lnent member of the Missouri w. q. T, U.
Is in the city, attending the meeting Of
the Kansas branch of the association.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Burns, who have
been visiting with Prof. Nutting for some
time past, returned TO- day to their home IL
Illinois, well pleased with Kansas and
Kansas people.
Sheriff Hamer of Morris county is IL
town to day. He won't say say whether
he came down after some one, or left to
get away from the primaries which were
held in that county yesterday.
Judge Ed. 8. Waterbury, OF Emporia
president of the soldiers reunion to bt
held in that city from October 9th to 9Th
was In the city to-day.-Topeks Journal
viii Brooks returned last night from
his visit In Vermont, where he has beer
fishing and hunting. He reports having
grand old time, but is glad to get back t.
Kansas.
Harmon Baird left for Chicago to-day
partially on business trip and partially
for his health. He has been quite sicl
with malsrial fever and hopes that the
lake breeze will brace him up.
Rev. D. Evans returned yesterday from
his eastern trip, While in the east he Wis
tied friends in Utica, New York, and alst
spent few weeks In Pennsylvania He
returned much improved in health.
G.. Griffith, who has been staying will
his brother, three miles northwest of EN-
poria, has taken DIR. Armour's house OF
Market street, where he will make hi
abode for the future.