The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-10-07
From Saturdays Daily
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]. w. Clark OF Eskridge Is In the city
transacsrDg business to-day.
FIN. Benedict of Lawrence is in the city.
stopping st the Hotel Coolidge.
w. WsymAn Of Admire City registered
at the Hotel Coolidge this morning.
Miss Anne Tolman of Kahn, ILL.,. Is visit
ing friends IN the city for few days.
Johnston. the Fruit Palace man, has
gone to Kansas City to lay in supplies.
Mrs. ". a. Irwin and Miss Brooke
Smith returned from their eastern tour
yesterday.
Frank Evsns left yesterday for Great
Bend. Kas.. to assist the home club there
in series of two games.
Judge PeytoL returned to-day from Cot
tonWood Falls, where he went yesterday.
to transact some legal business.
JudRe Bailey is 10 the city IN attend
ance at the Old Settlers reunion, before
which he speaks tins afternoon.
Prof. E. Richter has purchased the
Bushey property on north Neosho street,
and took possession of the same vtster-
day.
Scott e. VIM of Cottonwood Falls
registered this morning at the Hotel
Coolidge. He Is taking IN the old set
tiers.
Mrs. ]. N. Hanna of Quenemo, Kansas,
is in the city ON business connected with
the Womsn's Aid society of Emporia col
Iege.
Captain Francis, the Santa Fe depot
master at this place, is confined to his
home by a severe attack OF rheuma-
tism.
Mr.. DERRICK, travelling agent for the
Kansas City Times, passed through the
city to-day from the west on his way
home.
Joe Gill OF Kansas City arrived in town
yesterday and has taken a position In
Lloyd s. Thomas dry goods establish
ment
Mrs. Track and Mrs. I. D. Fox. who
have been visiting in Kansas City and
Atchison for several days. returned home
yesterday.
Mrs. o. W. Way has returned from q
two months visit 20 Manitou, Col, and
appears greatly benefited by her scjourn
in that popular resort.
Rev. j. F. Hendy, D. D., leaves to-day
for Great Bend, where he will conduct the
dedic Gtory exercises of the new Presby-
terrain church tomorrow.
The Wiber Lyceum Theatre company
will arrive In the city to- morrow morning
from Topeka, where they have had a very
successful week.
Senator P. B. Plumb arrived IN the
city last night to attend the old settlers
reunion, at which he made the address of
| the day.
Rev. Ingalls, went down to Reading to.
| day to make few remarks at the dedIca-
ton of the school house at that place. He
returned at 8. 80 o'clock and reports good
meeting.
VIM. F. Baker of Hartford was in the
city to-day, and made the News a
pleasant call. SIR. Baker is one of the
Oldest subscribers to the News, and re-
neWeu MS subscription.
Conductor TalleY of the Ho ward Branch
took trip west to-day and will be absent
about q month, looking up his real estate
in FRISCO, his ranch in another part and
his silver mine in the western part of the
state.
A B. Bernard, superintendent of tile
Hannibal s. st. Joe, passed through to
day on the eAst-bOund Santa Fe passenger
No. from an extended trip trough CALI
forRia and the west, where he hes been
recruiting his health after hard sum-
mer's work.
MIR. John Roads of Elwood, VIII coun
ty, Illinois, who is proprieiar OF the coal
land in Elmendaro township, this county,
called at the NEWS Office to day. He
goes TO Madison for time. with his fam
lily, but will shortly remove TO our county
and engage in the further development of
his coal interests.
Rev. w. Fl. Lloyd left on the noon
train to day for New York. where he will
attend college for the winter months. Mr.
Lloyd has been a resident here TOR the
last eighteen month, and vas a student at
the Presbyterian college last term. He
has made many friends during his stay 10
EmpOris. and leaves with the best wishes
of those acquainted with him.
OLD sETrLRRss MEETING.