The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-11-11
From tuesdays Daily.
nERa0MAL

day on business trip.
D. PyAtt Of Topeka registered at the Ho-
tel Coolidge last night.
J. K. Tyler Is in ClmArron. looking az
ter his lumber interest there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fuller left for . short
trip TO the east this morning.
81. v. Bundrem went TO Kansas City
this morning on business trip.
J. r. Clark OF Winfield was doing busi
uess on our streets this morning.
B. n. Kerr Of Reading was in the city
yesterday afternoon on business.
T. h. Plumy of Lawrence registered
ast evening at the Hotel Coolidge.
g. w. Newman went down to Wichita
yesterday afternoon to visit relatives.
WV. Scott and wife of Winfield, Kan
sas, are visiting with friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. DeMallory Of Mad
ison passed through the city to-day for the
east
Captain Morrison and daughter OF Flor
ence were in the city yesterday for short
time.
Major Hood left yesterday en- No. for
Colorado, He will be absent about one
week.
W. D. Brewer and G. E. Fuller returned
yesterday from their western hunting ex-
petition.
W. D. FInney of Neosho Rapids was
doing business on our streets yesterday
afternoon.
r. e. Bruner went down to Cottonwood
Falls to establish the branch house else
where spoken of.
Judge Fletcher had little case Of dis
turbance of the peace this morning which
was dismissed.
Miss Ida Moore Is quite sick aud ha
been for soue tune. At last accounts che
was very little better.
Rev. Ingalls, went down to Alma to-day
to assist in the ordination of q minister
Rev. W. E. Wheeler.
Rev. ]. W. Walker is conducting &
series of revival meetings at Lakeside
churcD west OF the CITY,
Van r. Holmes, ]. D. Holden and j. ]
Robertson left On the NJ. Z. & T. for the
south on q business trip.
J. q. Porterfeld and wife returned yes.
terday from pleasant trip to California
and other western points.
Hon. VIM. Martindale Of Madison ar.
rived in the city this morning and regis
tered at the Hotel Coolidge.
B. L. Alexander of Admire City came
up to-day on business and registered as a
guest of the Hotel Coolidge.
Samuel Gilmore left for Pocahontas,
H., called by message announcing the
severe illness. of his brother.
Ed. Beecher made a flying trip to
Strong City last Sunday to visit John Mar.
tan and wife. He reports pleasant trip.
VIM. r. Sheen of Lawrence, grand mas
ter workman of the A. o. U. W., is In
the city on business connected with that
order.
Miss Jennie Noise returned last night
from her two weeks visit to friends in
Kansas City. where she says she had .
fine time,I
T. F. Byrnes has just returned from
Caldwell, Kansas, bringing with him
specimens of the silver-bearing rock found
in the vicinity of that city.
Mr.. 81. Teuetson, wife and mother of
Cleveland, Ohio, who visited over Sunday
with the family of L. N. Flint, left yester-
day evening for the west.
T. N. SedgwIck and Judge Buck re-
turned yesterday afternoon from Fargo
Springs, where they have been inYestigAt-
ing the county seat troubles.
Er. Falson Of the Chicago Interior,
who has been making headquarters here,
left this morning on business trip to
Usage City and other points.
John Mcmillan and wife and daughter,
Mrs. r. N. Gray, started yesterday for
Washington, Iowa, where they go to ate
tend family reunion. They will be alb
sent two or three weeks.
Mr.. David Thomas, one OF Emporia's
Oldest and most respected citizens, leaves
Tomorrow for East Las Vegas, New Mex
leo. Mr.. Thomas was in the dry goods
business In Emporia for a number of
years and owns considerable property in
this city. The delicate health of Mra.
Thomas causes him to take this step. He
says he often intends making visits to
Emporia and takes considerable interest
in her future welfare. The NEWS joins
with his many friends In wishing him
every prosperity and happiness in his new
home, and above all a full restoration to
health and viRor of his better half.