The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-11-18
From Mondays Daily.
PERSONAL.

Msjor Hood. went west this evening.
A. w. Marks of Council Glove is in the |
city on business.
Miss E. z. Lain of Burlington is visiting |
friends in the city.
G. B. Carson Of Cottonwood Falls spent
Sunday In the city.
]. W. DWille of Florence is in the city
to-day looking up business.
]. w. Garfield Of Topeka was in the
city on business on Saturday afternoon.
W. D. TiIlortson Of Eureka was in the
city yesterday. guest Of the Hotel Cool
idge.
Mrs. Jennings OF Anthony Is visiting
her friend, Mrs. Chas. Richards, of this
city.
o. E. Miller leaves this week for Den.
yer, which place he will make hts future
home.
J. G.. Morse, one Of Newton's substan-
tial business men. is looking over our city
to-day.
Miss Annie Leonard of Peabody is VS.
iting for . short time with the family OF
Cliff Burge.
Will Severy, and Wife, returned home
to-day from their trip to Topeka, and
Kansas City.
Col. Allen Buckner, of the Baldwin City
University, is in the city, guest of the
Hotel Coolidge.
Judge Buck went to Topeka Saturday
to argue Col. CoweIl's case before the su.
preme court.
Z. F. Wiser is in from the ranch TO-
day. His name appears on the Hote
Coolidge regIEter.
WIn Bolton of Greensburg was In tn,
city yesterday and registered as q guest o
the Hotel Coolidge.
J.E. Collard, agent Of Wells, Fargo 4
Co. at Albuquerque, New Mexico, is Wis
iting in the city with friends.
NJ. II. Roblee left to-day tor Council
Grove, where he will be detained by bus
iness the remainder OF the week.
Mr.. O. A. Shullz Of Kansas City is, 1
the city for few days and can be foun,
at the music store of Chase q Davies.
Mrs NJ. Crouch of st. Louis, Mo-, al
rived in the city yesterday, and is vlsitin
with her brother, Mr.. Dick Haus, at Ii
Hotel Coolidge.
Captain Morrison and daughter OF Flo
ence, Kas., are in the city, the former G
business with our metropolitan dry gooC
establishments.
Samuel Hawk and wife of Stockton
Ohio, arrived in the city this evening an
will visit for couple of months with the
sons, A. w. and q. E. Hawk.
Harry WherlIn left to-day for Fo
Worth, Texas, to resign his position
conductor on the Fort Worth 81 GalvestC
railroad, TO accept a similar position
the Missouri Pacific
s. 8. White, father of the late G.
White, whose death at Latham, Kas., W
noticed In our columns, arrived in the CT
Saturday and left this morning for Latha
to settle up his sons affalrs.
Mr.. Robert Weidensall, information
secretary, was present yesterday at 4
third anniversary of the Y. NJ. @. A.
this place, which was celebrated last mig
at the Congregational church.
Charlie Borst, chief mailing clerk
the Topeka postoffice, took in the CT
yesterday. BY the way, Charlie puts
little the best mail for the boys on 1
road of any office along the Santa Fo.
Carl Nation returned yesterday from
trip to the territory and brought with h
specimen of silver ore rock from Cal
we'll which he presented to COL Gro
and which may now be seen at the off
OF Holmes Il Holden. The specimen v
broken off slab used as a portion of
sidewalk IN Caldwell. Carl reports mu
excitement caused by the discovery do
there.
w. IL. Craig of Kansas CIIy came do
to assist Rev. Parsons In liquidating
debt on the NJ. E. church Of this CITY.
IS certainly one Of The best financiers
country possesses, and his efforts yesterd
met with surprising success. He d.
his own expenses down here and gave /:
besides to the good work. 1t is said 1
In this same manner he has given av
over Sl5,0 900 IN the last few years.