The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-02
From Mondays Daily.
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80 From Mondays Daily.
49, PERSONAL.
IA CrAiss was in Topeka Saturday on
business.
oALeightOn spent sunday in Topeka
with friends.
C.s. Gross went east yesterday on q
business trip.
ALVIN JoslIn and company went west
yesterday afternoon.
Judge Buck returned yesterday from
his trip 90 Winfield.
]. d. Allen Of Plymouth was in the city
Saturday on business.
F. b. Tucker left Saturday for a visit
TO friends In Strong City.
Mr.. Johnston Of Johnston q Dyson IL in
Burlington on business.
CIV. Alling OF Chicago is In the city,
visIting his friend, Ed Beecher.
W. J. Jones il confined TO his home by
illness caused BY . severe attack OF cold.
H. 8. Haynes OF Council Grove Is visit
ing In the city, guest OF his brother, J. z 4.
Haynes.
Mrs.. DR.. Shaw, nee Mas Mackay, OF
Usage City il visiting with her parepts in
this city.
Mrs. J N. McCown returned to-day
from visit to friends and relatives in
Burlington.
Arthur Mllliken left this morning for
the north part Of the county 70 survey out
q new town.
z. w. Mcmillan Of Council Grove, Kas.,
is visiting with E. G. Edwards and family
Of this city.
]. N. Depeyster of Morris, Ill. spent
Sunday visiting friends in this city and IN
Americas.
A. A. Stewart OF Minneapolis, Kas.,
spent Sunday in this city, guest Of the
Hotel Coolidge.
r. E. Bruner lett this morning for Kan
sas City on business for the Emporia Gro
Gerry company.
W. E. Jones of Middle Granville, New
York, arrived inthe city to-day on q visit
to friends and relatives.
Rev. Robert Crulkshank left Saturday
evening for Cottonwood Falls, where he
will hold services to-day.
Ike Lewis left last night for a visit to
his sister In Colorado. He will return
the latter part OF the week.
Willis z. Butler Of Council Grove was
in town Saturday doing business. He re
turned home the same day.
The Normal students who spent the
Thanksgiving holidays out OF the city
nearly all came back to-day.
l.. q. CoOle OF Clinton, Mo, arrived
Saturday on q visit to his brother in Jaw,
Il. L. Huffman, of this city.
Mrs. E. A. Shaw Of Urbaua, ILL.,, ar
rived IN the city Saturday on q visit to her
daughter, Mrs. w. N. GTlchrist.
Misses Kate and Lizzie Wilder, who
have been visiting Mrs. O. s. Cross, re
turned home to Lawrence to-day.
J. u. Cook, the gentleman who has
charge of putting In the new water works,
arrived in the city this evening.
Mrs. N. A. Loucks of Burlingame and
A A. Coleman Of Homer City, Penn, are
visiting j. A. Lucas Of this city.
F. II. Mason of Spokane Falls, an old
friend Of ''ye local." Sundayed In this
city and left for Topeka to-day noon.
Ames Ringle, former merchant of this
city, but now located in Elk City, is visit
ing old friends IN Emporfa tor q few
days.
YArborough's brother arrived Saturday
from Fort Worth, Texas. He went at
once TO the jail where his brother Is con-
fined. He will remain here for some time
and do what he can for the unfortunate
young man.
Mr.. Nolan of Usage City, who has
been visiting for few days with the tam.
lily of Judge Culver, returned home this
evening"
DIR. Shaw and wife of Usage City spent
Sunday in Emporia, the guests of Mrs
Sbaw's father, Rev. Henry Mackay. They
returned home to-day.
Leroy Wright, city editor OF the Stats
Journal of Topeka. spent Sunday In thiI
cltv, renewing old acquaintance. He
made the NEWS pleasant call to-day.
Mas Marion Culver and her guest, Misl
Ericsson, who spent the Thanksgiving
holidays with the family of Judge Culver
returned Yesterday TO Usage City where
| Miss Culver Is teaching school