The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-09
From AIonday's DasIy.
PERSONAL.

FTem Mondays DasIy.
PERSONAL.
Miss LiDbie Walkup was il shecity Sat
urdsy.
Joe Page Is still quite sick with typhoid
fever.
Normal students came in thick and tAss
to-day.
Hon. wm. MArtindale of MADISON is in
the city.
w. L. Mfiner-of Hartford spent Sunday
in the city.
Al. FOote went to Topeka to-day on
business trip.
Mrs. Cliff Burge went west Saturday on 3
visit TO friends in Colorado.
N e. Weaver returned from his VacA-
tion in Wisconsin Saturday.
Miss Jeanette Barton made q visit to
friends in Strong City Saturday.
J.F. Kerrolt, of Kansas City, registered
at the Hotel Coolidge last night.
Messrs. R. E!Eyars and Dr. Convey of
Stafford were in the city Saturday.
q. N. Henry Of Lawrence visited with
friends in the city over Sunday.
James O'Hara OF Hartford registered at
the Hotel Coolidge this afternoon.
Rev.. j. F. Hspdy returned to dAv from
his trip down the Howard branch.
J. B. Irwin of Lsave1worth registered
at the Hotel Coolige Saturday night.
ID ro,,-h,x >e XIytoh,t. 80 &c.,. H,,.s
ness on our streets Saturday evening.
OF. Russell left today for the east on a
visit to relatives In indianapolis, Ind.
DR.. F. P. Cochran of Cottonwood Falls
Is in the city, guest OF the Hotel Coolidge.
Ut Elliott. o. Byme and j. D4nielson
of Strong City, spent sundsy in Emporia.
a car load of Mormon converts passed
through the city saturday en- route to
Utah.
Prof. E. Richter has been confiaed to
his bed with sickness, but is now some
better.
Joe Saith, who has been visiting with
his parents in this city. returned to-day
to Topeka.
E. II. Spencer of Reading was In tie
city to-day and made the NEWS a pleas
ant cal.
ID. Tilloison Of Eureka arrived in
the city Sunday moraing and registered at
the Hotel Coolidge.
Misses Duuhan, Martin and Walters
csme up this morning from Madison on a
visit to friends.
Rev. Hammond of Americas was IN
the city Saturday in attendance on the
prohibition convention.
Josie Johnston, who has been visiting
her sister in this city, returned Saturday
to her home In St Louis,
NH LIewellen left this evening for
business trip to Chicago. He will be
gone for week or more.
Mrs. N. E. Weaver returned yesterday
from OconomOwoc, WIS.,, where she has
been spending the summer.
]. ]. Gilbert of Arkansas City spent
Sunday in town. His name appears on
the Hotel Coolidge register.
DR.. c. NJ. Smith of this city LETT yester-
day for Kinsley, where he will engage in
the practice of his profession.
Mr.. Geo. Tallmsn, the travelling agent of
the l. b. s. w. road, was in the cry yes
terday as the guest of Col. Flory.
Johu Robinson left to day for visit to
his old home In Ohio. He will take in
the 81. Louis fair on his way back.
MISS Flora Bate presided at the organ in
the services a. the Congregational church
yesterday IN very satisfactory manner.
@. Klelsner OF st. Louis Is IN the city,
stopping at the Hotel Coolidge. Mr..
| Kleisner Is out here looking for location.
Mr-H. o. Wise, who has had charge of
the Whiting farm nine miles north of
Council Grove, was In the city Saturday.
J.B. ainkle aud wife started to-day for
Indianapolis, Indiana, Mr.. Hinkle's old
home, where they will visit with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. NJ. A. Greenleat and infant of
Rich Hill, Mo, and Mro. II. Underkofler
OF CarlInVille, ILL.,, are the guests of Mrs.
Eugene Phillips.
s s. Scott, T. H. Scott, Chas. McClin-
took and Vert Hughes of Larned were in
the city yesterday and made headquarters
at the Hotel Coolidge.
Miss Matte Stewart WAC has been Wis
itlng IN the east, at Caautauqua, n. Y, and
PIttsburg, Pa, returned home Saturday.
we'll pleased with her trip.
Mics Maggie King, sister of j. P. King,
with Lloyd 81 Thomas, arrived IN this city
to-day from Denver, Colorado, where she
has been spending the summer with her
parents aud friends. Miss King will at
tend the Normal this winter.
A party of young folks went down to
Bitlertown yesterday on q picnIcIng sxcur-
sion. They had a jolly time. The party
was composed of Muses. LlllIe Dale, Eva
Bailey, Pet Gilmore and Lulu Moulton,
aud Messrs L. r. Schermerhorn, Carl Ma
tion, L. F. Chapman and A. Q. Moss.
The Misses Jennie and Ida Lowe, two
Of Garden CIty's most pleasant young le-
dies. started for E nperia last night on the
IL o'clock train, where they Will be stu
dents 10 the State Normal school this
winter. They will be missed by their
many friends IN this city.-Garden City
| Herald.
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