The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-09-26

geles, Cal, who have been visiting with
| friends in the city, returned to their
| home today. DR.. Munk was formerly
a resident of Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Frazier or FL
dorado will visit Mrs. Emma Foulks.
| Roy and Dick Thisler Of Chapman
/ will visit Cameron Miller Wednesday
! and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Joerger and Miss
| Blanche Joerger Of Leavenworth will
| spend next week with Mr.. and Mrs >
/ J. Bear.
Miss Lulu Weaver Of Bedford, Iowa,
| arrived today to visit Miss Grace Weav-
err
Miss Grace Caldwell and Miss Allie
| Mason of LeavenWOrth, will spend next
I week with Miss Blanche Bear
DR.. F. o. Rodgers of Ottawa, will visit
| Mr.. A. K Rodgers next week
Dick Rogers returned this morning
| from Los Angeles, Cal, where he visit
/ ted his uncle, Mr.. Chas. Dick.
/ Mr.. COrt Ortiz of Bedford, Iowa, Will
arrive Wednesday to visit Mr.. Harry
/ Weaver.
Miss Helen Mcclure of Junction City,
/ arrived today to spend Festival week
with Miss Mary Lakin.
Mr.. A. F. McCray and the Misses
Mertie and Alice McCray of Cowgirl,
Mo, will visit Mr.. and Mrs. d. o. Nc
Cray next week.
Mrs. Ed Coughlin and two children
of Valley Falls will visit Mr.. and Mrs.
A. X. Rodgers next week.
Mrs. Anna Martin of Hedwig Hill,
Texas. arrived today to visit Mrs. s.
Gunther.
Mr.. Clyde Merrick of Sabetha, spent
several days this week with his cousin,
Miss Edna Carpenter.
Mrs. a. S. Casebeer returned to her
home in Chicago today, after visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Shearer-
Mrs. Young of Oklahoma City, is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. A A. Hurd-
Mrs. McCaskey, wife of Major Nc
Caskey of Fort LeavenwOrth, will spend
part of next week with her daughter at
Bethany college.
Mrs. SheidIey of Kansas City, VIII
spend next week with Mrs. =. D. Rob
bins.
Miss Maude Thornburg of Kingman.
viii visit Miss Ida Higgins next week.
Mr.. Z. J. Dallas spent Thursday in
Lawrence.
Mrs. Mary Fiske of Ottawa, will be
the guest of Miss Lee Redden during
Festival week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hurd of Illinois
arrived today to visit Mr.. and Mrs. A
A. Hurd.
Mr.. Geo. Rust came in from Kansas
city until Monday.
MT. and Mrs. T. E. Wear and son of
Pittsburg are visiting Mr.. and Mrs |
Paul Hudson.
Mr.. A. G. Jamison and Mr.. TN. Fish
er of Ottawa will spend part of next |
week with Mr.. and Mrs. r. K Jami- |
son.
Mrs. GuiIford Dudley returned Sun
day from Glens FalIs+ N. Y, where she |
has been spending the entire summer. |
Miss Grace LOckhart of ElsI1ridge |
will spend Festival week with Miss Ida /
Tinker.
Mrs. T. L. Sexton of Kingfisher, o. T., !
is visiting her daughter, Miss Josephine |
Sexton, at SIG Harrison street.
Mrs. H Peck and Mrs. Tessie McKen- |
ma of Emporia are visiting their sis |
ter, Mrs. J. E. VerIin.
Mr.. w. E. Jansen and Mr.. W. N. Hall |
left this morning for EmpOria where !
they will remain until Monday hunting |
on Ford Harvey's farm, just out of En- /
poria.
Mr. and Mrs. F'Iintom and daughter, |
and Mrs. s. J. Bear during Carnival |
week.
Mrs. Mary Booker will return tomor-
row from a months trip through the
east.
B. F. Reed of Enensburg, Wash, will
visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
Reed, next week.
DR.. Sheldon has returned to the city.
Mrs. Emma Wall, department pres
ident of the ladies of the G. A. R, will
visit Miss Ella Wade during the Reun-
ion.
Miss Halle Cowler of Pittsburg, Pa,
will spend Carnival week with Mr.. and
Mrs VIII H. Johnston.
The first meeting of the U. and I. club
will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock, October 6, with Mrs. Frank z.
Holiday instead of Tuesday, the 18th,
as first planned.
Mrs. Erminie Moore will return to-
sas City.