The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-25


hops at the Fort
Elwood PETER left this afternoon for
Chino, California where he has acce pied
a position as superintendent of sugar
factory.
Mr.. John Dixon has accepted a posi-
ton as travelling agent for Parkhurst.
Davis & Co. and left today for trip
over the road.
Miss Agnes Gunther is quite sick at
the home of her parents on Western
avenue.
Mr.. W. ]. Black went to Leavenworth
today and will probably go to Chicago on
business before his return.
DR.. and Mrs. c. B. Reed left for Sterl-
ing, Kan, this afternoon, to visit week
with Mrs. Reeds father. Dr. Goodson.
Mr.. Lon Best departed this afternoon
for La Crosse and Madison, Wisconsin,
on business.
Mr.. Charlie Lantry returned from Chi
cagO this afternoon.
Mr.. l. c. Day left for his home in New
York City today.
Mrs. Davis, who has been visiting Mrs.
Bennett R. Wheeler for the past week,
will leave tomorrow for her home in
Strong City, Kan.
Mrs. Lawler and her daughters. Miss
Katherine and Miss Nellie Lawler, left
for their home in Prairie du Chen, Wis
consin. this week, after having spent
the winter with Mrs. LAWYERS daughter,
Mrs. Charlie Lantry, in this city. They
will probably return next winter.
Mrs. G. G. Gage is able to get out
after having been confined to the house
on account of i'll health for about two
years.
Mr.. F. c. Gay and family passed
through the city yesterday afternoon on
their way to California. A number of
their Topeka friends were at the depot
to meet them. Miss Susie is very much
better.
The Gamma Sigma society of Wash
burn college gave banquet last eve n
ing.
Mr.. John Brosmer and Miss Lena
Kuhl of North Topeka were married
Wednesday morning.
Bestor Brown, formerly of Topeka,
but now of Chicago, is in the city.
Judge ]. B. johnson left for st. Louis
| this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith returned
from Marvsville, Kan, Tuesday evening,
Mrs. D. L. Lakin returned from hel
} trip to Chicago Wednesday.
MIR. and AIrs. G. W. Mitchell and
daughter Irene will spend Sunday in
Kansas City.
Miss Gertrude Fairchild has returned
uOulS dlb6E d WISH WILL 1I10nQS Ill 4ObCn
inson.
Mrs. e. Hornaday and Mrs. N. Fl. Nc
Math of Fort Scott are visiting Mrs.
II. Rhorer, st 1928 Monroe street.
Mr.. Edward f. Bingham of Boston
will sing a Mozart aria at the FRS
Presbyterian church tomorrow morning
Misses Helen and Mildred Scott are
visiting in Kansas City.
Mrs. n. Harris and Miss NJ. E. SoWlt
are sojourning at Colorado Springs.
Miss Annie L. Swayze has accepted /;
position as proof reader at Hall & O'Don
AID.
Miss Myrtle Callahan entertained thu
Junior class of the High school very in
formally last evening. The parlors were
decorated in white and red roses anC
sweet scented jessamines, which wer'
sent from Texas. Miss Callahan made
very charming hostess, and was assisted
by her sister and Miss Edith Brewer
Cards and other games were the amuse
ments of the evening, partners being
chosen by matching quotations. Prot
Clark Gibson Daley favored the guests
with a clog dance. which was we'll APP
preciated. Refreshments were served a
a late hour. after which the class uniteC
in singing farewell song t,
their hostess. The members of the elias
of June, '96, are: Misses Lillian Nc
FArland Bessie Burnham. Sue Skinner
Edith WordeD, Edna Haywood, Bessi
Bebcock, Mamie Stafford, Pearl McFar
land, Ina Shaw, Edith Brewer, Dor
johnson, Mable Pond, Lucy Blood, Violi
McColm, Mildred Shaw and Myrtle Cal
laham; Messrs. John Collins, Thad Payne
Otis Dalton, Ernest Fisk, Glen Dolmar
Phil Daley, Malcolm Garrard, Le
Forbes, Fred Iserman, Clark Daley
John Brunt, Harold Perkins, Charlie
Whitmer and Carl Sawin.
The young people of the Church o
the Assumption will give a short pro
gramme and farce entitled "Padd
Miles Boy" Monday evening at Librar,
hall.
Little Mary Overholt was taken sud
denly i'll yesterday, and Annie Trout
man in two hours notice learned tn,
part of the Little Wren" and fllet
Mary Overholt's place in the May carni
val last evening.
W. ]. Pertle has gone to Wichita t
attend the Christian Endeavor conven
ton now being held in that city. H
will read paper before the delegates.
81 find the Royal Baking Powder su
perior to all the others in every respec
1t is entirely free from all adulteratio
and unwholesome impurity, and in bak
ing it gives of a greater volume of leav
ening gas than any other powder
WALTER S. HAINEs, N. D."
Chemist of the Chicago Board of Health
HEARSES OF BEER.
They Will Probably Be Passed Over Ne
York Bars Tomorrow.
New YORK, May 25.-The efforts thu
were made last Sunday to close til