The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-08-26

PERSONAL.
Clint Reeves of WyLndOtse is IN the city.
Prof. A. G. Moss returned Saturday from
the east.
r. Davis of Mcpherson was In town
yesterday.
Thess Joe ball clsb stop at the Hotel
Coolidge.
A. o. Hawk went west Saturday on a
business trip.
G. e. sseinnetz of Howard City is in
town to-day.
G. R Walton of Garden City is IN town
dong business.
L. @. Wood leFs yesterday on & visit to
Peinsville, Ohio.
8. Grice and R. j. Killsm Of Topeka,
Sundsyed in this city.
Mrs. g. R Newell of Parsons, Kansas.
is visiting friends in this city.
o. E. Miller has recovered, and says It
viii be named "Paul Edgar"
Mr.. and Mira. h. O. Gross returned Yee-
terdsy from their eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Peck left yesterday
for Colorado for . pleasure trip.
Hon. Thos. Ryan of Topeka was In the
city yesterday for short time.
W.D. Gilbert, states attorney tor Atch-
ison county. was IN town Saturday.
Mr.. B. A. Jones, formerly deputy coun-
~ clerk. left for Kansas City Saturday.
]. e. Egan OF Tol eka spent Sunday in
in this city, guest of the Hotel Coolidge.
Rev. Bruner returned this morning
from trip down the Howard Branch.
Mr.. @. e. Fuller and wife left Saturday
for Wichits, where they will spend about
9 week.
L. N. Page of Neosho Rapids, regis
tered at the Hotel Coolidge Saturday
night.
o. N. Mcintyre Of Strong City was in
town yesterday, the guest of the Hotel
Coolidge.
Mrs. W. R. Griffith, accompan ied by
Mr.. Grifith's mother, left to-day tor
visit to Covington, Indiana.
Miss J. y Shields of this city has just re-
turned from q visit of several months
among relatives and acquaintance in ILL
nois.
The Richsrdson-Arnold theatre COM
pany arrived in the city Sunday afternoon
and will make their headquarters at the
Hotel Coolidge.
]. q. Tytherleigh returned yesterday
from Wisconsin, accompanied by his wife
who has been spending the summer at
OcOnomowoc.
G. N. Ewing and T. N. Needham, of
the state printing company of Topeka,
were in the city yesterday, calling around
among the boys.
Miss Ida Moore and Halle Soden re-
turned yesterdy from ManItou, Colorado,
where they have been spending few
weeks visiting.
Mr.. Carl Ballweg, who has been visit
ing Germany, Is expected home again TO-
morrow. He arrived Thursday in New
York on the steamer Nordland.
LA. Bigger of Hutchinson, president of
the base ball association of that city, was
in town and witnessed the game between
st. Joe and our boys to-day.
MISS Mary, daughter Of Prof. Emanuel
Ritchter, having held an important posi-
ton In the postOflce at Hamilton, Ohio,
has resigned and come to sunny Kansas.
B. u. Firman, formerly OF Emporia but
now of Topeka, is visiting old friends in
our city. Ben has host of friends who
are glad to greet MIN after three years.
absence.
VIII Eastman and Harry Irwin took a
spin down to Council Grove yesterday on
their bicycles. The trip there and back
amounted to about sixty miles. Pretty
good days work.
Mr.. q. McLEin, tather-in-law of r. E.
Bruner, ID IN the city visiting his daugh-
ter. Mr.. McLlain is at present resident
of Wellsville, this state, and returns home
to morrow, being unable to remain over to
Burners Big Opening"
The committee on transportation, &C
companied by Chairman Waterbury, went
70 Topeka at noon to-day on business con-
nected with the railroad rates for the re-
union. They return at 8 p. m. to. morrow.
The reunion headquarters will be kept
open as usual during their absence.