The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-08-20
Notes and Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs W. c. HasweII went to
Kansas City today to remain over Sun
day They we're accompanied by their
niece, MaybeI Thomas, who has been
spending the summer here
Miss Pearl Mcfarland is going TO the
COultis farm Tuesday TO spend q week
visiting the family of Mr. John E Noon
for the past two weeks returned to her
home in HiaWatha today
Mrs. J. NJ. StOtzenburg and children
and Mrs G. L. Collins and daughter
Anita have gone to the Coultis farm
to spend a week.
Miss Catherine Smith Of Somerset,
Mich. viii arrive in Topeka next week
and will make her home with Mrs. A.
T. Daniels
Mr. A B. Quinton and daughters.
Helen and Fay. are going to Omaha
next week for a few days
Mrs L VanHOok will leave the first
of the month for a visit with relatives
in Kentucky.
Miss Helen Moon is going to Sabetha
next week to spend a few days with
her sister. Mrs Charles Haiues-
Mrs Phi Adams is going to Omaha
the first OF the month TO attend the ex-
position
Mrs. R y Pemberton and daughter
Mamie will leave the first of the month
to visit relatives in Illinois and Ohio.
Miss Lillian Tefft, Miss Edith Truax,
Mr. Edward Dennis and Mr.. Lew era
ham expect to spend Sunday at the
COultiS farm
Mr.. David Norton has gone to Chilli
cOthe, Ill, to spend a few days.
MI Leslie Guild has gone to Omaha
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker who have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs A S. Ran
kin, at the Blower house. returned to
their home in Newton Friday
Mrs. W r Parkhurst of Chicago is
the guest of Mrs w. F Roehr
Miss Emily King has returned from
visit with Misses Ethel and Lenna
Short in ChiIlicothe. III.
Mrs Watkins of Kansas City is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Tom Evan
Mr. and Mrs Theodore Hammatt are
moving into their new residence on
Polk street
Dr. and Mrs. J. s. McClintock and
daughters. Francis and Gertrude. have
returned from ManitOu and Colorado
Springs
Emmett E. Roudebush and family
have returned from a visit Of a week
to the Omaha exposition. They report
the exposition as being very good
While there they visited a brother J.
". Roudebush. formerly of Topeka
Misses Myrtle and Lulu FOrdyce are
going TO Omaha Monday TO attend the
exposition for a few days
Mrs Ben Crisweu, Miss Flora Mayo,
Miss Alena Church and Miss Caro- Pen
field are spending a few DAYS at Au-
burn; Mr. Criswell and Mr.. Earle Will
Hams are going out to spend Sunday
with them.
A. F Barry is up from Tampico,
Mexico, spending a couple of weeks
with his family
Mr.. Charles Bunker Will leave soon
for Oklahoma City, where he has ac-
Cepted a position
Dr. Peter Lerrigo of New York city
IS spending couple Of weeks in To-
peka-
Mr.. and Ms. W F. Ritter Of Kansas
City. formerly Of Topeka. are the
parents Of a son. born Wednesday,
H. V Hinckley is in Wamego making
surveys for new water works system
for that city
Miss Edna Simpson Of BelOit. are the
guests OF Mrs. E Pribble and Mrs. Mel
son PetrO-
Mr. W. c. Conner and sons. Fred and
Samuel and Mt VIII Chute viii leave
Sunday for two weeks visit in In
diana
Mrs. Church, who has been spending
several weeks with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John D. Knox, returned TO her
home in St. Louis today.
Mr.. VIII Fisher has gone to Chicago
for a two weeks visit
Mrs Putnam IS acting as chaperon
for the following young people who are
camping for a week on the Wakarusa
near Richland. Miss Iva Stevenson.
Miss Leona Sage, Miss Adams. Miss
Clara Adams. Miss Crisa Tuttle, Miss
AIoIne Goodwin, Mr.. Ralph MOntgOm-
cry, Mr.. Webb Stevenson. Mr.. George
Evans, Mr.. Hartman and Mr. Norris
Stevenson.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baxter of AIS
Polk street are the parents of twin
daughters. born Thursday, August IS.