The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-08-04
Notes and Personal Mention.

Miss Jessie Garwood has returned
from two weeks outing in Colorado
Springs and Manitou.
Miss Irene Mcneil has gone TO Colo
Tado to spend a month or six weeks
Miss Mary Conroy has returned from
Newton, where she has been visiting
relatives.
Miss Lucy Knowles is going to the
country tomorrow for a few days visit
Mr. w w. Mills and sons Hobart and
Merrill and DR.. A. H. Thompson left
today for Maxwell City, N NJ They
are going to remain several weeks and
most of the time they expect to camp in
the mountains.
Mrs. A. J. kits returned to her home
IN Ottawa yesterday after a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Will Trump
Mrs F. j: Shubert and sister, Miss
Lulu McN1ahan, will leave Friday for
and Manitou.
A number of Topeka young people
attended an ice cream social in Grant
Vile last evening.
Mrs. j.. S. COe is in st. Louis
The camping party, chaperoned by
Mrs. James King and Mrs. H.V. Hinck-
ley, and composed of the following
young people, returned from Maple Hill
yesterday where they have been in
camp the past week: Miss HiIa Hinck-
ley, Miss Lottie Parkhurst, Miss EN-
lily King, Miss Jeanette Lord Mr. Will
Trap, Mr. Guilford Dudley, Messrs
Will and Luther Wikidal, Mr.. Gill Up
degraff Mr.. Dorr Norton, Mr. Ben
Kurtz Kellam.
Mrs. D. c. NelIis and daughters Ce-
1este and Anna left today for the east.
They will sail in a few days for Eu-
rope, where they expect to remain a
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. MacLennan
and daughter, Mary, will leave Friday
for Les Cheneaux Island, Michigan, for
several weeks outing.
Mr.. Theodore Snattinger is attending
the bicycle races at Lawrence.
Miss Olive .PvUiS
with Miss Edith Goddard at her home
near Maple Hill.
Miss Franc Mcmillan will leave Fri
day to spend her vacation in the east.
Miss leila May Knox will leave to-
morrow for a several weeks visit in
Kansas City and Independence, Mo.
yesterday to accompany Mrs. Ferry
home, who has been spending the sum-
mer there.
Mrs. Fred Click entertained a number
of little people yesterday afternoon in
honor of the third birthday of her lit
tie son, George w.
Mrs. c. w. Campbell and daughter,
Jean, are visiting in Illinois.
Mr.. NJ. Hahn of Winfield stopped in
Topeka this week with his sister, Mrs.
S. Bernheimer. He is on his way to
Mackinac Island and the east.
Miss Nellie Lercher returned yester-
day to Emporia, where she is attend
Ing the normal, after a short visit with
her parents.
friends in Topeka
Mr.. Robert Anderson and sister, Miss
Sarah Anderson, are going to Chicago
Sunday for a two weeks visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. s Heyman went to
Lawrence yesterday to attend the BIZ
cycle races.
Yesterday afternoon a party of travel
stained and sunburned people created a
great deal of amusement for the pas
sengers on one of the down town street
cars by their very unsophisticated re
marks. One lady was very much in
doubt as to the identity of the town;
she thought it looked like Topeka. but
1t took all the eloquence of her compan-
ions to convince her that she had not
gotten off at the wrong place. Another,
pointing at the dome of the state house,
said if she was near the sea she would
be positive that was light house 1t
tranSpired, however. that this was
party returning from Camp Num- at
Cubberly Grove on the WakaruSa- They
report a fine time and have some some
very narrowing experiences to relate.
One lady in particular occasioned
great excitement by disappearing for
the greater part of the day, and the
whole camp turned out to search for
her, but she was found safe but asleep
over one of the Duchess novels. The
remainder of the campers will return in
q week