The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-16
From Fridays Daily.
PERSONAL.
1rdeck Of Topeka Is in town.

E. BuEdeck Of Topeka Is In town.
w. Il. SeveEy from Reading was in town
to-day.
Rev. B. Kelly returned this morning
from Ohio.
@. c. Atkins is in Topeka on business
to-day.
Mrs. l.. Truit left yesterday for Chanute
on visit to friends.
The Normal regents left for their respec-
tive homes THE morning.
Col Felghan went to Council Grove TO-
day on legal business.
Ed. F. Scheler of Winfield was down on
business this morning.
The inlmftable Percy Noise left to-day
on business trip TO Ottawa
J. II. Johnston came down from Hamil-
ton to-day on business.
Miss Laura Holderman leaves TO day for
Evanston, Ill to attend school.
T. B McCuIloch took a run down to
Topeka yesterday on bushes.
L, P. Cunkle Of Madison registered at
the Hotel Coolidge to-day.
Miss Libbie Walkup left to-day for the
east to visit friends and relatives.
R. G. Heiger Of Usage City was in town
yesterday afternoon for short time.
8. Hopkins of Topeka was in the city
yesterday. He returned home last night.
A. P. Smith of Topeka registered at the
Hotel Coolidge last night as q last arrival.
J.E. Caldwell went down to Wichita
yesterday on business. He will return to-
night.
Ed Beecher returned to-day from Lima,
Ind, and reports that his father is much
better.
o. q. Bentley, one OF the prominent
business men of Wichita, is in the city to-
day.
Miss Leonora Sedgwick is expected to
return In day or two from her summer
vacation in Illinois.
Mrs. Rosetta Click Of Humboldt, Ill {,
is visiting In the city, the guest Of the Ire
land and Wells families.
Townsman J. w. latham left yesterday
evening for Wichita, where he will inves-
tigate the boom for few days.
Miss Allie Roberts, who has been visit
ing at the home of Mr.. Stubs in this city,
returned to-day to her home In Eureka.
]. G. Trsyler was seen on the streets to-
day. He reports himself feeling much
better than he has felt for long time.
Ell. Wetherell and wife of Prescott,
Arizona, stopped in this city for q few
hours on his way to the east, as guest Of
the Hotel Coolidge.
Mr.. w. @. Harlan of Holden, Mo-, has
taken q position in II. s. Warehouses;
drug store and commenced the discharge
of his duties yesterday.
Anthony Henshaw to-day returned from
Kansas City, where he had accompanied
his wife, who had departed tor Indiana
Wednesday on visit to friends.
Mr.. J. w. Coons, who resides in Nor
NAL addition. is somewhat worse. His con
is also on the sick list. Comrades should
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State.
Frank B. McCulloch, of Emporia,
prominent member of the Knights Tenn
plar band, WIS Visiting friends In this city
to-day, and made the Journal Office a
pleasant calI.-[Topeka Journal.
A party consisting of Loren and Emma
Cole and Mrs. w. D. Dickson of ELM
wood, ILL.,, registered last evening at the
Hotel Coolidge. They are out here view
ing sunny Kansas with an eye to loca-
tlon.
Col. Stewart of Wichita, who has been
attending the meeting Of the Normal re-
gents IN this city, returned to-day to his
home. The Colonel says he intends to
present the Normal with the finest flag
that has ever waved over Western soil. II
is to be q storm flag-one that will not
whip to pieces in the gentle winds.