The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-06-30
Notes and Personal mention.

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Miss Bessie Willis arrived from Los An
geles, Cal. yesterday morning to spend
the summer with her sisters. Mrs. c. R.
Hudson and Miss Louise Willis.
Miss Jane Nye will leave tomorrow for
a months visit with her mother in Gin
cinnati.
Mrs. c. F. Spencer will join Mr.. H. o.
Garvey and family in Colorado the first
of the week and spend the summer with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Thomas will
leave about the 10Th of July for Alaska.
They will remain about six weeks.
Miss Lillian Tefft returned Sunday from
Baltimore, where she has been attending
the Woman's college.
Mr.. J. H. Goddard and Mr.. T. J. Todd
of Maple Hill, spent yesterday in town.
A cabIegram was received yesterday,
saying that Bishop AIillspaugh and his
daughter. Miss Hambleton. have arrived
safely in England.
Miss Celeste NeIlis arrived Sunday
from Chicago to spend the summer in To-
peka.
Mr.. Clarkson Atwater of Lawrence. is
visiting trends in Topeka.
Miss Grace Foulks went to Chicago
Monday for an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thomas will leave
the last of the week for Grand Lake and
be gone month.
Mrs. E. Davidson Worden will leave the
first of the week for a few days visit in
Milwaukee before going to her home in
Cincinnati where she is going to spend
the summer.
Mr.. NJ. c. Holman and family have gone
to the mountains for the summer.
J. w. Williams of Granville, kan, will
leave on Saturday next for San Fran
bicycle trip through Northern California.
Oregon and Washington.
Mrs. D. P. Elliott and her daughters,
Mrs. Mckay Green and Miss Emily Ell
lott, will leave for Denver on Saturday
next Mr.. Elliott will accompany them
and will remain in Colorado a large part
of the summer.
Miss Jean Walsh will leave tomorrow
for Lake Geneva and other northern
points for several weeks visit.
Miss Edith Goddard will return to her
home in Maple Hill tomorrow after a
short visit with Miss Anna Nellis.
Mrs. John P. st. John spent yesterday
with Mrs. D. c. Nellis on her way to
Manhattan.
Mr.. Geo. Kingsley, Jr. of Paola, who
has been attending the Ann Arbor law
school, is visiting in the city, the guest
of VIM. NJ. Lyon.
tanned a few friends last evening.
Mrs. S. J. Crawford returned from Bax-
ter Springs yesterday. Governor Craw-
ford will return the last of the week
Miss Florence Lewis is going to Colo
RADIO Springs Friday to spend the summer
with Miss Fannie Hemus.
Miss Viola Troutman and Miss Dora
Kirk left today for Chicago to attend the
Chicago university.
home at Junction City. Monday, after
spending the winter with her sister, Mrs.
H. Hedderman.
Miss Alice Wordsworth of Russell. Kan,
arrived yesterday to visit Miss Myrtle
Alderman.
Miss Mayme Hayes left today for few
weeks visit in Horton.
About twenty of the little friends of
Master Eddie Van SAINT spent yesterday
afternoon with him in honor of his ninth
birthday.
Mr.. Norman southers went to Holton
today.
Leon and Nellie Thorpe are visiting at
Maple Hill with the family of Mr.. Will
liam Aye. formerly of Topeka.
Mrs. John s. Rhodes left Sunday for
Philadelphia to spend the summer.
Miss Grace Woods of Oakland, left to-
day for Missouri. where she will spend
the summer with relatives
Mrs George Kelley of White Cloud,
who been visiting Mr. L. H Green
wood, left yesterday for California
A pleasant party was given Saturday
evening in honor of Miss Nellie Dustin at
her home. Cards and music were the
amusements of the evening. Those pres
ent were Misses Celia Murphy, Mary Nc
Cambridge, Kate flanagan. Jessie Saw
yer, Grace Maloney, Ala BarteI, Clara
Nichols, Lottie Horribly, Alma BarteI,
Mrs. J. H. Dustin, Nellie Dustin; Messrs
Hugh Montgomery, VIII Grubbs, Albert
Curry. Harry Thomas. Ernest Esplin
Dan Lane, Warren Jurrens, Paul Swan