The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-02
PERSONAL.
III. Cash of Florence is in the city.
ELS. Rradbin lie in Topeka doing bust

il. Cash of Florence Is in the city.
E. s. Bsadbin lie in Topeka doing busl.
J. q. Hall LEI. today Tor Winfield On q
business trip.
Judge Culver returned this afternoon
frdm Topeka.
OIL. Knots left for business trip 20
Topeka today.
The Rev. ". e. Richards returned fIom
Topeka yesterday.
Joe Smith of Topeka, ia in the city Wis
iting his parents.
n. r. SCHNEIDER, of Lesvenworsh wit
messed yesterdays game.
J. r. Warren of Lansing, Michigan, is
visiting friends In this city.
John Thomas of Dunlap. formerly Of
EmPorIa. was in the city Sunday.
j. W. Payne OF Meridian Conn. is In the
city, the guest of the Hotel Coolidge.
D. Wilson of Mulvane is this city, the
guest of his brother-in-law, DR.. Cooper.
Mr.. Amos Morris, formerly with Wilcox
& Co.. has accepted position with R. E.
Bruner.
Miss Viola Price has returned from
Concordis. where she has been visiting tor
some time.
n. P. Hillyer and brother of Topeka
registered at the Hotel Coolidge last night
E. w. Ellis and W. Newsom of Cotton.
wood Falls were in the city for few
hours to-day.
A letter received from Ed. Becher IN
forms his friends in this city that his father
is much better,
Rev. F. ID. Altman Is receiving congrat.
ulatiOns. We have not learned as ye.
whether 1t was girl or boy.
A large number of people we're assem-.
bled at the depot to-day to say goodbye to
VIM. Roberts and family, who were leav.
ing for Wales.
E. G. Perkins, of the United States geo.
logical survey, was IN town last night. He
stopped at the Hotel Coolidge.
D. j. Roberts of the Ossge City Press
was in the city today making q farewell
visit TO his parents, who :ook their depar-
ture on the noon train for Wales.
Sheriff White returned last night from
Mcpherson, bringing with him Elmer
Johnson and Lizzie Peek.
Mr.. W. s. Franklin, one OF the pro.
fessors in the State University at L9W.
renee, who has been visiting In this city,
yesterday returned to resume his duties
Mr.. Geo. Atkinson, living about four
miles northeast of the city, was made the
happy father OF bouncing boy yesterday
morning. His friends report him a.
wearing his hugest smIle.
Miss Nellie Cunningham, who has been
in Emporia for some time, left tor st
Louis yesterday, where she Will visit her
sister, Mrs. Horton, until the schools open
at Arkansas City, when she will teach.
Joe Murphy has accepted q position in
R. E. Bruner's new grocery house as book.
keeper. Joe is 11rst-clasa fellow and his
many friends wish him good luck in his
new departure.
The Leavenworth base ball club regis
tered at the Hotel Coolidge as follows:
Hall, manager and pitcher; Beckley, Sec
ond base; Hogan, frst base; Reynolds.
catcher and right field; Twineham, right
field and catcher; Ryder, center field /;
Murray, third-base; Peoples, shortstop;
SwarIzel, field.
Ed. 8. Waterbury, T. j. Mcmillan and
Mr.. Poison left for Kansas City this even
ing. where they will be joined by Presi-
dent Coulter of the Veterans Rights IN
ion and together will meet with the pas
senger agents of the various roads to ar
range rates on the roads for the soldiers
reunion in this city.