The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-02

Prof. Dinsmore refused tins morning
from hia trip ves1
Major Hood returned home from Kansas
City this morning.
L q. q srris OF Lawrence, 10 In the city
to-day on businesA
s. B. Saith OF Norwood, Kas., Is 10 ths
city on buslEe6s tc-~ay. s -
Judge GFaves spsne ThankssIying dsy
In the bosom Of his family.
J.H. Mclean OF HOrtoRborcugh L in
the city on bnaieess to-dsy.
John Q KiSeE Of Readings was visiting
friends in The city. Sestsrdsy.
Il c. Cross has returned from visiting
hIs ranch N Muchell county:
Miss Florence Hood il visiting with her
sister. ArS. Newman IN Usage City.
Miss Jennie Maxson 10 visiting in the
city. the gurst Of MtsS Essle Eyans-
W. Il Anderson of Americus is In town
to-dby shaking hands with the boys
r. Bean was In Topeka yesterday on
business. He returned this fcrSocO..
J. w. Patton, . 1eadlng sttorney OF
POnnac, H., WA in the city yesterday.
r. G. Mccormack OF Ottawa. Kas., reg
lstered last night al the Hotel Coolidge.
I. voorhees, Of Hamilton. Kas., regis
ter It evening At the Hotel Coolidge.
Mrs.. ] K Bright OF Marion. Kas., IL
waiting frIends In ths city for few days.
Mrs. Clarence Holmes went down to
Residing 20 day on visit 70 her fathers
family.
Rev. B. Kelly left yesterday for Waiver
ly, Kansas. where he goes 70 hold quarter
ly meetings.
q. G. Baslot and family of Madison,
Colorado, are visiting friends in this city
for few days.
Judge Robert R. wallace Of Pontiac,
ILL.,. was transscting business with attoT-
neys in Emporla yesterday.
}. D. Cook is sxpt ciSd to arrive in the
city Monday and thin il Il expected that
the waterworks business will be actively
pushed.
Harry Bancroft had the misfortune to
severely iniurs one of his hands while
handling q sugar barrel in Wichita
Wednesday.
Miss May Hanna came mp from VIM
fled to apend Thanksgiving day with some
Of her old time friends, all Of whom were
pleased to welcome her.
Hon. J. B. Anderson. Of Manhattan,
Kansas, came In yesterday " attend the
meeting OF the executive committee of the
board Of trustees Of the College Of En-
poria, which was held last evening.
Mrs. ]. W. R. ynolds and her daughter
returned laat night from Burlington. where
they have been visiting. Mrs. Reynolds
has been seriously Ill, but now feels . lit
tie better and L. in . fair way TO recover.
Alvin Joslin with twenty i've people is
stopping ct the Hotel Coolidge. Upon
paying the sum Of ten cent?, Major Smith,
the gentlemsnly clerk will give you foe
cigar and q Wow Of JoeIin's diamonds.
Pm. Peyton took the train yesterday
morning for 9 somewhat extended pleas
ure and business trip TO northern Dakota
and Nebraska. His little son, Don, ac-
companied him ss far a. Hastings, Ne
bFaskA.
Misses Katie Cook and Mary Powell
and Mr.. Fred Cook, jr., came up from
Howard City this morning TO do . little
trading with our merchants They took
dinner at the Hotel Coolidge.
Prof. VIM. Donald of the State Univer.
slty arrived in this city this evening and
10 q guest of Prof. Moss OF the state Nor
NAL. He comes to this city to talk over
musical matters with Prof. Moss and will
return home ct IL 30 O'Clock tonight
A telegram was received this morning
from Arkansas City, announcing the sud.
death last night OF Mrs. Hannah Gooch
sister Of Mrs. A. A. Newman and cousin
of Blrs. D. Kidder. No particulars could
be learned a. to the cause Of the lady'G
death. Mrs. Gooch formerly lived in thll
city A. is well known to our citizens
VII. .,, all shocked to hear of her sudden
dealh. Mrs. Kidder left this evening fol
Arkansas CITY 70 attend the funeral.