The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-08-12
IRON Mondays DAILY.


HrQn Mondays DAILY.
PERSONAL.
a. g. Burr Of Topeka spent sundsyin
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day.
R. Bean lsf. for Topeka to-day on a
business trip.
RObs. PArhan went west this afternoon on
business trip.
CIV. Howe OF AtchisOn was in the city
yesterday evening.
Vim. II. ingerSOl Of salina registered At
the Hotel Coolidge yesterday.
Luther Rees of Dallas. Texas. is visiting
friends and relatives IN this city.
W. w. Scott and wife Of Brookheld.
Missouri, are visiting friends in the city
DR.. Page has moved his family from
40 Merchants street to 10 Merchants
street.
Rev. L. n. Schofeld left to day for Q va
cation Of 9 few weeks in the mountains of
Montana.
Mrs. MaTl Gilchrist returned Saturday
from her visit with friends and relatives in
the east.
Frank Mccain sent some laborers down
to Reading to work on the school house he
IL building there.
Judge Graves returned to day with his
family from his trip to Illinois on q visit
to friends and relatives.
L. II. Gibbs of Salina was doing busi-
ness in the city Saturday afternoon. BE
returned home the Same evening.
DR.. J. ". Owens of Des MoineP, Iowa,
has been visiting In this.city for few a.
the guest Of Mrs. B. F. Moon.
DR.. Gray has returned from his visit to
Indiana. He expresses himself as glad to
get back 20 Kansas and Emporia.
Rev. N. r. TrexelI of Kansas City passed
through the city to-day on his way to
Eureka, where he was formerly located.
A large number Of Kansas City CONNER
cial men 6undsyed In this city, making
their headquarters at the Hotel Coolidge.
Mr.. G. @. Thompson who has been visit
ing his mother. Mrr. o. @. Thompson, In
this city. returned home to Creston, Ia. /,
Saturday.
D. J. Chase, general superintendent of
transportation on the Santa Fe, passed
through this afternoon in q special car 60
ing west.
MISS. W. Merrill Of Michigan Is VISIT
ing in the city at the home of her son, D.
w. Eastman. She is accompanied by her
son, G. A. Merrill.
Miss Rose Giles. one of st. Joseph's in
teresting young ladies, who has-been stop
ping In Emporla tor some time, returned
to her home yesterday.
r. E. Torrington returned yesterday
from his vacation in Colorado much i'm
proved in health. He resumed his old
stand in the ticket box Of the Santa Fe to-
day.
Judge Buck started yesterday on a
pleasure trip to Michigan and Ohio. He
will probably be gone several weeks. This
Is the first vacation trip the Judge has had
in over sixteen years.
President Taylor returned Saturday from
his trip throughout western Kansas. He
says the prospects for big attendance at
the Normal was never better He expects
fully thousand al the commencement Of
the year.
j. 8. Kenyon and lady returned from
their western trip this morning. Mr..
Kenyon reports having good time He
says that they have been having heavy
rains in western Kansas, the city of Hutch
Jinson is completely flooded.
Geo. Goddard, Saturday, resigned his
position as generAl-deliveTy clerk In the
post office. During his connection with
the postal department he has proven an
able, efficient officer and has made many
friends who wish him success In whatever
business he may undertake.
A. G. Lakin and the other Emporia
members of the pleasure party who went
TO Wagon Wheel Gap a short time ago,
returned Sunday. They all report having
had splendid time trouting, but at bear
hunting they met with no success. The
party consisted of L. Severy and wife,
Will Severy and family, G. N. SterTy, wife
and family, Maj. Hood, r. E. Torrlngton,
A. G. Lakin OF Emporis, and Col. Rosing
ton and Dallas of Topeka. and Gen. Hahn,
son and daughter Of Minnesota