The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-06-18
Notes and Personal Men ton.

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ROwen went to Chicago yesterday to re-
man until Sunday.
Mr.. o. P. Updegraff will go to st.
Joe Tuesday for few days.
Mr.. nd Mrs. Geo &c Crawford will go
to housekeeping next week in Mr.. KEEP
ley's house on the corner of King and
Fillmore streets.
Mr.. J. E. Morgan will go to Ottawa
tomorrow to spend Sunday.
Miss Katherine Pratt, who is visiting
Miss Emily King, will return to her
home in Towanda, Pa. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Brown are going
to Olathe tomorrow, where they expect
to make their home.
Last Tuesday a very pleasant picnic
was given at Garfield park, in honor of
Miss Katherine Pratt Those present
We're; Miss Jeanette Lord, Miss Hazel
Fassler, Misses Helen and Louise Smith,
Miss Marjorie Wheeler, Miss Katherine
Pratt, Miss Ellie Smith, Miss Emily
King; Mr. Tom Frost Mr.. Guilford
Dudley, Mr.. Harry Seabrook. Mr.. Ev-
erett Dallas, Mr.. Terrence EWart, Mr..
John Mcfarland, Mr.. Brad johnson,
and Mr.. Ben Johnson.
Mrs. Frank Crane is visiting friends
in Ottawa.
Mrs. Hull and children of Salina, are
visiting Mrs. Hull's sister, Mrs. N. H.
Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Eastman and
Mrs. D. F. LOngnecker and children of
Emporia are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Eastman.
Miss Georgina WATSON will go to OF
tawa tomorrow to spend Sunday.
Mrs. Theodore Hammatt returned
yesterday from a short visit in En-
Mrs. c. W. Goss and daughter Jessie
who attended the Stoker-Isa bell wedding
returned to their home in Newton, to-
day.
Miss Mabel Baker left yesterday for
a weeks visit in Meriden.
Mr.. z. J. White went to Ottawa to-
day to spend Sunday.
MISS Lucille MUlVan6 who has been
attending the Ottawa university re-
turned to her home in Topeka yester-
day.
Mr. L. H. Mum spent yesterday in
Kansas City.
Mr.. Fred Oliver of 927 Madison street,
left yesterday for two weeks visit in
EmpOria.
Mrs. Emma Everetts and sister, Miss
Lulu Mclaughlin of Hutchinson are
spending few days in Ottawa
W. ?. NuIvane Of NewcOn erstown, O.,
has been visiting the families of John
r., JOab and David Mulvane.
Miss Bessie BabcOck returned Wed
nesday from a weeks visit at the Bates
farm near Pauline
Mrs. Walker Combs and son Howard
will leave for Cameron, Mo, tomorrow
to visit rela tives.
Mrs. w. P. TomIinson and daughter,
Miss Villa, returned Tuesday from q
few days visit in Ottawa
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Lucas of 1929 High
land avenue. are parents of a boy baby,
Mrs G. N. Elliott and Miss Lulu Ell
lott left yesterday for Excelsior Springs
in the hope Of benefiting Mrs. Elnott's
health.
Miss Kate Adams, who was the first
young woman from Kansas to take
deacOness work in the Episcopal church
Will give talk exclusively to young
ladies at p. m. today at the hall of
philosophy. Miss Adams was formerly
stenOgrapher for Governor Morrill, and
resigned to attend school in Philadel-
phla. During her vacation Miss Adams
was recalled by Dean Millspaugh, of
Kansas, to take charge of the special
missionary work of Grace church at
Topeka Miss Adams is a daughter of
Col Dan Adams, who was well known
in Kansas. The informal talk today
consisted of personal experiences of
theological and hospital training in
lladelphia--OttaWa Herald.
Miss Matte Valentine has gone to OF
tawa for a few days.
Dr. and Mrs. A. NJ Callahan and
daughter Myrtle returned this after
noon from FL Dorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bates left the
first Of the week for a two weeks visit
Miss Jessie Meyers has gone to Maci-
nae Ill, to spend the summer.
Mrs. s. r. Washer of Atchison is vis-
iting in Topeka.
MI. Paul Mulvane and Mr.. GEORGE
BQdley returned today from Faribault
MINI, where they have been attending
military school.