The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-09-02
Notes and Personal Mention.


The Ralston club viii meet at Gar
field park Tuesday afternoon, Septem-
Der 5. for their annual picnic All
friends of RaIstonism are cordially in
vited to take their lunch baskets and
picnic with them.
Miss Taylor of Cleveland, O.. who has
been spending the past two months
with her sister, Mrs. H. L Robinson,
left for her home Friday.
Miss Florence Hagar OF Lexington,
No. viii arrive Sunday to visit Miss
Emily Hagar at her home on Topeka
avenue.
Miss Carrie Goddard is spending a
few days in Kansas City.
Miss Mary Walker returned Friday
1 from a several weeks outing at Color
ado Springs and Manitou-
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Parker Of 1872 Blu
chanan street are the parents of a son
born Saturday, August 26. Mrs. Par
ker was formerly Miss Cora Shella-
barger of North Topeka.
Mrs F. E. Wear returned Friday
from a weeks visit n Kansas City.
Miss Gertrude Willett, who has been
spending the summer with relatives in
Fairfield, Ia, VIII return home next
Tuesday.
Miss Della Van Amburgh has return
ed to her home in Holton after visit
in Topeka with her sister, Miss Har-
riet Van Amburgh.
New art needlework materials ard
lessons free. at Mrs. KimbaIrs. $50 KAN
SeS dNC lO6s IOE three Gays next week
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Laird Of OF
tawa are in the city visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. L H. Stricken
Mrs Ben CrisweH and daughter
Julia Elizabeth, viii leave Monday for
a months visit with Mr.. CriswelI's
parents in Bloomington, Ill.
Mrs. H. A Tice and family and Miss
Virgie AIiIlspaugh have returned from
Cascade. Col. where they have been
| spending the summer.
Miss Marguerite Warner, who has
been spending the summer with rela-
tiveS in Topeka will leave Monday for
her home in Rockford, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Bear spent Friday
in HoIton.
Miss Lillian Vincent has returned to
her home in Clay Center after a few
days visit with Topeka friends
Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. Sessions are
now living at 600 Topeka avenue
Mrs. Richard Hodgins has returned
from trip to Las Vegas and Hot
| Springs, N NJ
Mrs c. F. Washburn and two sons
| and niece, Miss Almeda Dafron, left
today for Victor, Col. to spend three
weeks.
Miss VIVA johnson left Friday for a
| visit in Chicago and Rockford. Ill
Miss Winifred Wagner went to kan
| sas City today to spend Sunday with
/ her aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Booth left to-
! day for weeks trip to Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Warner left to-
| day for trip in the east.
| Mr.. Orrin Ireland, principal of the
| Stockton. Kan, public schools left for
| that place Friday.
/ Miss Graham of St Marys is in the
| city, the guest of Mrs Kittie Lindsay
/ Van Valkenburg.
Mr. Rassie Bennett left today for
| Michigan.
Mrs. BAR and son J. K Bair left to-
| day for the east.
Mrs. Kimbau viii give free lessons
| in embroidery next Monday. Tuesday
! and Wednesday at 633 Kansas avenue.
I Mrs. Charles T. Lercher will go to
1 Excelsior Springs the first of the week
/ for a three months stay She will be
/ accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. J.
/ S. TuttIe of Kansas City.
I Miss Fannie Diment returned Friday
/ evening from a two months visit in
| Kansas City and Springfield, Mo.
| Miss Lena Davis was painfully in
| jured Thursday by being thrown from
| her buggy.
Mr.. Sam Abrams of Jackson, Miss,
| arrived Friday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
/ L. Diment.
| Miss Fannie Sibley and sister have
| returned from an outing in Colorado.
| Miss Mary Bunker has returned from
| the east
/ Mrs VIM. s Foster of Pauline left
/ on the 2:3o train yesterday for Decatur,
| H.. to visit friends and relatives, and
! viii return in about six weeks.
/ It is beyond contradiction that Isaac
| s Demint, of Chicago, is the fastest
/ shorthand writer in the world. The
/ Standard Shorthand School, $50 Kansas
| avenue, teaches his famous system.