The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-30
From wednesdays DasIy.
PERSONAL.


Hon. VIM. Martindaie OF Madison took
In tia circus to-day.
D. @. GrinnelI Of Americas made : call
At The NEWS Office to day.
HI. Lsibford left this afternoon for
Garden City on business trip.
OE.F. Burnett Of Topeka registered
ct the Hotel Coolidge last night.
Rev. N. B. FolsomHeld, editor Of the
Interior, of Chicago, Is in the city.
John Clrak of Wichita, is visiting for
few days with his parents in this city.
Maud Durkee OF Eureka is visiting
Miss Flora Green on Exchange street.
Miss Lille Porterfeld returned yestes-
Gsy from an extsnde ed trip to California.
L. F. French of Madison. was in the
city to-day and made the News pleasant
call.
&C Larne of Benton county. Iowa. 9
member of the Thirteenth Iowa, is visit
ing the family of Geo. Johnston near
Plymouth.
Mrs. Jessie Sturges of Florence is visit
ing friends In the city to day and taking
in the circus.
PIT. BArnum's circus of sevenly-iVe
people registered at the Hotel Coolidge
this morning.
Frank B. Mccullough, who has been
confined for several days past, was able to
Be out Yesterday.
Mrs. b. G.. Bonham returned yesterday
from BurlIngame, Kansas, where she has
been visiting her mother.
B. r. Kenyon of Lebo registered at the
Hotol Coolidge this afternoon, and is
around shaking hands with old frieds.
Miss Jennie Sedgwick, who has been
visiting for some time past In Decatur,
Illinois. returned home yesterday to this
city.
Frank Evans returned last night from
Hutchison, and spent Wednesday in EN-
pcrIs. He leaves tomorrow for Great
Bend.
Jim. Daugherty left this evening on the
west bound train for FL Paso, Texas to
heard for two years.
Mr.. II. ]. Loomis, who left Emporia q
little over q year ego for Silver City, New
Mexico, passed through here to-day to
visit his friends in Illinois.
Mrs. Bundrem, Mrs. Weaver. Mrs.
Hause, Mrs. Cochran and Mrs. Rscy all
had front seats on Bundrsm's corner,
taking in the street parade.
Owen Mutt and wife of Dowds City,
Iowa, is IN the city visiting friends, and
made the NEWS pleasant call.
John Hammond went to Osage City
yesterday to see how things stood with the
strikers. He thinks they will go back to
work of their own accord before long.
J.F. Kenny, bookkeeper of the Chicago
Lumber company's yard at this place, and
Harry Irwin went up TO Chicago Sunday
on "bum." They will be back by SAT-
urdaY.
L. M. Richards of Manchester, Iowa,
who is negotiating with some of the cspi-
tslists of this city to put up barb wire
factory here returned to Emporia yester-
day evening to settle up the business.
Miss Annie Nesbit leaves Today for Eu.
reks, Kas., where she has accepted a posi-
ton as teacher in the primary department
of the city school. In the departure OF
Miss Nesbit Emporia society looses enc Of
it's most charming members.
Mrs. ]. A. Secord and her daughter,
Mrs. ]. r. Ingermsn, left to-day for LeaV-
enworth. Airs. Secord has been visiting
IN the city at the home of her son, ]. F.
Sprague, taking care Of Mrs. Ingerman,
who has been quite sick all summer.
Jas. P. Cotton, the gentlemanly advance
agent for Wilber's Lyceum Theater COM
pany was in the city to day, making ar
rsngements for the reunion week engage
ment of their dramas. 1t will be
remembered that the WILDER combination
played at the Whitley last winter, and that
there was not standing room any evening
during the entire engagement.