The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-12-05

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They have ordered chairs to seat it
with and will put down mating in the
alsles, and have the place in nice or
A. n. Wise has been Shipping the
| OolIer or his old steam saw mill togeth-
: IT T Win oIner worthless machinery to
hdhsaS CITY to be sold as old iron.
c. l. Stephens. the contractor. has
the piers ready for the superstructure
for the bridge at the Wheeler CRUISING
on Allen creek
j. d. Jaquith is ceiling up his Office
and fixing up for cold weather.
Jacob Lesh is having the ceiling of
his store room lightened up by a fresh
coat of paint.
THANKSGIVING NOTES.
The supper at the M. E. church was
| well attended last night and a good
time enjoyed by all present. We are
glad to note the general sociability
that prevailed on the occasion, and the
absence OF that stiff formality which
too Often fIeENadeaz the atmasnhere of
such gatherings and casts shadow on
the enjoyment of many. The tables
were replete with edibles and none
| went away hungry for the want of
| eatables. The spread was excellent,
and no distinction was made at any of
| the tables between the upper tens
and the lower .''sixs," all sharing
| alike. This alone speaks volumes to
the credit of the ladies who had the
matter in charge, as cause of complaint
| on this matter is a thing of too fire.
quent occurrence.
Mr.L6wry, brother of Miss Lowry
one of the lady teachers in our schools
spent Thanksgiving with his sister at
this place. Mr.. LOwry'S home is at
Lyons, Kansas, but he is at present at
tending College at Hutchinson, Kansas,
whittier he returns after the vacation.
w. a. Lanton dined at the residence
| of his father-in-law, Mr.. Little, on AL
len creek.
Col. ]. E. Jaqnith had regular fam
ily gathering at his residence on Allen
| creek.
The old bachelors kept very shy of
the country school marms about the
| time the oysters we're served.
The proceeds from the supper was
S57.10 and the revenue derived from
the napkins about $500, making the
total receipt 5000, as reported this
morning.
Prof. Jones. of the High school en-
joyed his Thanksgiving at Manhattan.
John Bond and lady and daughter,
ate turkey with Dave j. Roberts at
Usage City.
John A. Lims helped make merry
the gathering at the residence of Cur
tbs Sims, in the country.
Madame Flint, the milliner, Mrs.
Brown, Uf the Home restaurant, &C
companied by Lolita Sprague and her
mother, were the guests of w. H. An
hnFonn oil
present at the supper at the church.
Headlight coal oil at Bonds.
Fargo's $3.50 shoes at J. w. Lesh's.
Christmas candies a speciality at j.
w. LeSh's
- horse blankets for sale by
- A Wm. Charlesworth.
]. w. Lesh carries the largest line
of earthen and China ware in the city.
If you want good spring wagon or
buggy, call on ]. s. Gibson & Co.,
Americas, Kansas.
Buy your fresh meat and bologna of
Bircket & White, at the old reliable
city meat market. Americas,
We are the only exclusive -four and
feed store in the city and can and will
make you low prices. AT the Royal
building. J. W. LESH.
E. B. Lesh carries full line of coal
heating stoves. The famous Acorn
stoves cannot be excelled, and soft
coal base burners and he will sell them
if low prizes will make them move.
Gum boots, rubbers, arctics and pos
itively the finest stock of leather goods
ever brought to this city at J. w.
Lesh's.
We handle the celebrated Golden
Belt flour as cheap as anyone and car
rY in stock the best grades of other
mills. Large lots speciality. Give
us trial and be convinced.
The celebrated and unexcelled Sail
ma flour, at rock bottom prices. We
also carry feed, graham, etc. j. w.
LeSh at the Royal building. Get our
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
We mean business.
Toys for the holiday trade, nice and
we'll made, in endless variety-all new
novelties steam engines, dolls, wagon,
carts, whistles, whips, books, tool
chests, tin toys, china ware, notions,
toy tea sets and kitchen furniture.
Just the thing you want for the little
ones at Santa Claus headquarters.
TRESSLER 81 LOWRY
Christmas presents?li Buy your wife
uncles aunts and cousins a nice Christ
mas present. We carry china cups
and saucers, night lamps, very fine
lamps for the parlOr table, in fact
full assortment. Also an endless va
riety OF novelties In China. Also fine
pictures, pocket books, pocket knives,
silk handkerchiefs, as well as the larg-
est stock of notions in the city from
which to select valuable and useful
present. Remember the place. at j.
w. Lesh's.
AMERIcUs, Nov 80. The school
boys are improving the vacation by |
going hunting. There is about one |
boy and gun for every rabbit. A |
crowd of eight boys yesterday succeed
ed in killing one rabbit. at that rate |
the game will not be demolished in |
the near future.
Miss Waymire came up on the /
O'Clock train last night on a short visit.
w. b. Frederick drove up from En-
pOria yesterday in the interests OF
Aultman, Miller & Co., of Akron,
Ohio.
The Thanksgiving visitors returned
to their respective homes yesterday.
Another nice day this morning for |
corn husking. A good many farmers,
rather than buy lumber. are huskiBg
out their corn and throwing it in piles
on the ground until it is disposed OF.
BURLow.
AMERIcs, Dec. 2-E. b. Lesh is
quite poorly this moriDg. He is confin-
ed to the house.
Yesterday and to-day has been quite
breezy, blowing the loose things around
lively.
L.W. Sutton shipped ear load Of
hogs and one of cattle TO Kansas City
Yesterday.
j. Yves Lesh is attending the hard
ware store in connection with his feed
store, during his brothers Illness.
j. J. Ellis shelIed car load of corn
yesterday.
Jacob Lehmer is going into the sew
ing machine business in dead earnest,
more Of this item will be made in the