The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-11-11
From Wednesdays Baby.
PERSONAL.

J. R. Graham is in Topeka on busi-
ness.
Mr.. Acheson returned last night from
eastern trip.
NJ. stubbs has returned from his trip 10
New Mexico.
CIV. Smith OF Hartford Is IN the city
to-day on business.
Will Brooks went hunting yesterday
and killed seventeen quail.
II. P. HillyeE of Topeka was in the city |
on business yesterday afternoon.
L. j. Buck OF Winfield is visiting few
days with his parents in this city.
FIX. Taylor ana wife of Sprinfeld, Ill.
inois, are in the city visiting iEIends.
He. Sadler returned last night from
his trip to the eastern part OF the state.
Orman Kash of Burlington registered
at the Hotel Coolidge yesterday afternoon
Isaac Williams and wife of Kansas City
are visiting with the family of John Nor
gan.
Judge Peyton, who has been attending
court in Council Grove. returned home last
night.
L. D. Collier of the Santa Fe. returned
yesterday from a short business trip to
Winfield.
F.A. Brogan left last night for Kansas
City; from there he will take an extended
eastern trip.
L. F. Cnnkle of Madison came up this
morning on business and registered at the
Hotel Coolidge.
Cal Severy OF EDporia is in the city
visiting his sister, Mrs. Dr.. j. B. Hibben.
Topeka Journal.
David Jones. son of D. G Jones, left to-
day for Elgin, Illinois. where he will en-
gage in business.
Carl Wedding went to the Walnut val
Icy in Rush county, where he will spend q
few days on his ranch
Griffith GrIfiths left to- day for Brooklyn,
Mo-, on business for L. w. Lewis. He
Will be absent some weeks.
Mr.. F. B. Mccullough. one of EmporIa's
leading young business men, will be mar
ried this evening to Miss Ella CLARK.
Mrs. Harris, who for some time has
been visiting the family of Z A. Robinson,
leaves tomorrow for her home in the
east.
Herman j. Reiling and brother of Chi
cago arrived in the city yesterday even
ing and are visiting with the family OF
Mrs. Delany, on Merchants street.
Mrs. cyan L. Jones, living in the
south part of the city, who has been sick
for some time past, is very low, and con-
siderable anxiety is felt on her account.
John Craig, who has been for some
months past working at his trade in Sail
ma. returned to this city yesterday. and has
been shaking hands with his friends ever
since.
Mrs, Ellen McWhorter who has been
visiting for the past two months with rel
atives in this city, leaves tomorrow for
Iowa, Where she will make her future
home.
N. s. Cummings, who has been engaged
IN the drug business in this city for several
months, has removed his drug stock to
Arkansas City, which place he Will make
his future home.
Mrs. w. 8. Gillispie of Boston Is in the
city, the guest of Mrs. q. V. Bundrem.
She has been visiting in Colorado ana will
go from this city south. where she will
spend the winter.
J.C. Weeks, the Santa Fe passenger
conductor, was in the city yesterday. He
has just been made present of a fifteen
pound girl baby and is thinking Of buying
up the Santa Fe system.
An excursion, under the management OF
Raymond and Whitcomb of Boston,
passed through yesterday on the Santa Fe,
for the west. Some of our towns people
went down to meet friends who were
travelling with the excurslon.
Charles Barnes, assistant foreman of the
Republican some three years ago, has re-
turned to the city, and is now
foreman and telegraph editor
OF that paper. Mr.. Barnes is good prac-
teal printer and we have no doubt will
acceptabiy fill this responsible position.
N. Hornsteln, with Messrs Strauss s.
Schlesinger, returned from st. Louis yes
terday evening, accompanied by his newly
welded wife. They will now settle down
and become identified with the prosper
GUS and growing population OF EmporIa.
Leonard Hooper, the GentlemanlY day
clerk of the Hotel Coolidge, has taken a
vacation and will visit tor few weeks
with his parents in st. Louis. Col Smith.
formerly night clerk, will occupy Mr.. Hoo
per's position and Mr.. Clark will do night
work.