The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-05
Notes and Personal Mention.


Mrs. S. T. Fulton and son returned to
their home in Kansas City yesterday,
after a weeks visit with Mrs. 3. T.
Payne.
Miss Georgia Patton, who has been
the guest of Mrs. L. S. WOOlvertOn, re
turned to her home in Kansas City
yesterday. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Woolverton, who expects to re
main a week
c. f. Graham of Oakland. Cal, was a
guest of Mrs. B. T. Payne last week.
Mrs. a. NJ. Dodds returned to her
home in Usage City yesterday after
weeks visit with Mrs. s E. Martin. Mrs.
Martin accompanied her for a week
visit.
Mrs. w. H Righter and son, Richard.
went to Kansas City today for a few
days visit.
Mrs. Alice Scott left today for her
home in Greensburg, Ind, after a
months visit with friends and relatives
in Topeka.
Miss Norma Wheeler, who has been
spending the past week with Mrs. @.
p. Ashton, returned to her home in
Kansas City yesterday.
Misses Margaret and Grace Weiss
went to Kansas City yesterday for a
two weeks visit with Miss Isidore
Mertsheimer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed NcMahan of Argen-
tine, Miss Daisy Catlett of Marshall,
Mo, and J. F. Van Dervort of Kansas
City were the guests of Mrs. Mercer
last week.
Mr.. Conner Thomas returned to Kan
sas City yesterday, after a few days
visit with Mrs. Dick Thomas.
Mrs. Ransome left yesterday for her
home in Aledo, Ill, after visit with
her daughter Mrs. J. F. Mowers, in
Potwin.
Mr.. Ray Pond of Manhattan spent
Friday of last week with his parents
in Topeka.
Mrs. l. c. Boyle and two children
have returned from Colorado.
Mrs. Caspar Piers, who has been the
ec-F Hsavr } aV.Ioe
Kohl, has returned to her home in
Mr.. clyde Grubbs left today for
Mexico, after a two weeks visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Frank Thomas will go to Kansas
City tomorrow to spend a few days;
from there she will go to Leavenworth
Miss Lilly and Mr.. Percy Walker
leave Wednesday to spend their vaca-
tiop in the country.
The Derthick Music club will hold
their first meeting this fall tomorrow
afternoon at the home of Mrs W. I.
Miller.
Mrs F. E vansant and Mrs. B. E
Pitts went to Kansas City this morning
to attend the Priests of Pallas parade.
Mrs. Hixon returned to Leavenworth
Sunday. after visit with Miss Ollie
O'Brien.
F. H Tfchenor left today for Chicago.
after a weeks visit with Topeka
friends.
Miss Eta Belle Livermore returned
to her home in Olathe Saturday, after a
visit with Misses Anna and Harriet
Jones.
Miss Anna Newly and Miss Lillian
| Person of Lawrence spent Sunday with
Miss Carrie Vesper.
Miss Grace Newby returned to Law
| renee yesterday after spending the
| week with Miss Carrie Vesper. Mrs.
Fred KOeSter and little daughter Ruth
! accompanied Miss Newby and will
| spend a few weeks in Lawrence
Mrs @. w. Snyder and Mrs. Rudyard
| who have been visiting Mrs. D J.. Ma
| honey, returned to Kansas City yes
| terday.
| Miss Barbara Kirk will spend the
| week in Kansas City.
Miss Maude Malone will go to Kan
/ saS City tomorrow to spend the week
! with her cousin, Mrs. c. w. Snyder
Miss Mary McQuaker of Chicago and
| Misses Georgia and Eva Brown of flaw
| renee, who have been visiting Mr.. and
! Mrs. c. S. Sutton, returned to their
! homes Sunday.
| The NIodoc club will go to Leaven-
| worth Wednesday to sing at the old
| soldiers reunion.
! Mrs. w D. Larimer and daughter,
| Mrs. NJ. @. HasWeu, are spending the
| week in Kansas City.
| Robert Brunn, who has been a guest
| of Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Sutton. left this
morning for his home in St Louis.
E II. Brown of New York. left last
night for St. Joe, after a few days visit
/ with his sister, Mrs. T. p. Gully.
/ Lon Wilcox of AtchisOn spent a few
! days last week with Topeka friends
| Mrs. Robert FramptOn and Miss Lau-
| ra Davis of Wichita are spending the
! day in Kansas City.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E H. Johnson went to