The Topeka state journal., 1899-09-12

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Mrs. S. T. Fulton OF Kansas City is
expected this week to visit her mother
Mr.. Han Haz1ett from Fort Leaven-
worth, spent Monday in Topeka
Miss Mabel Knowles leaves Inursoay
for a two months visit in Galesburg
and Chicago
Miss Lulu Mckee returned Saturday
from visit in New York city
Mr.. Sheldon Wentworth returned
Saturday from a visit in Philadelphia
and left Sunday for Salina, where he
has entered St Johns school
Mr.. Brock Goddard Of Leavenworth
is visiting his cousin, WMIord Snar-
tit
Miss Ida Umpleby has returned from
a weeks visit in St. Joe
Judge J. T. Morton has returned after
spending two weeks with relatives in
AtchisOn-
Mr. and Mrs F. f Barry went to
Kansas City today TO visit relatives
Mr. and Mrs J. E Winn OF Kansas
City are visiting Mrs. Winn's mother,
Mrs Haynes
Miss Edith Crawford has returned
from a visit in New York City
Dr.. c. A Mcguire viii leave Thurs
day for Boston
Mrs Chas. Otis and daughter Helen,
returned from Kansas City, today.
Miss Lucy Knowles came home from
St Joseph Sunday. where she has been
visiting Miss Besse Walker.
Miss Grace Lemon has returned from
q six weeks visit in the east.
The Viennese club had a meeting last
night for the purpose of electing Of
dcers and voting in new members M
Roger Van Hook viii act as president.
Paul ROher as vice president, and
George A Barry as secretary The first
party viii be given in October
Miss Belle Stagg is home from Colo
rado.
Mrs. John A. Moss of St. Marys
came to Topeka Monday. with her son
Frank, who viii enter Washburn col
lege-
The Ladies' Aid society of the Cen
tral Congregational church win give
thimble party at Mrs DR.. Peers resi-
deuce- 1924 Topeka avenue. Wednesday
morning. from $50 to -11:3O-
Mrs E 5. Quinton and Miss Fay
Quinton returned Sunday from Denver.
Miss LYDIA Bergen returned today
from a visit with friends in the cOun-
try
The Helianthus club has reorganized
and expect to give a dance in a week
or two
Mr. Charley DEarkley is home from
visit in CarbondaIe.
Mrs o. J. Wood and daughter Mabel
left Sunday for Chicago. Miss Mabel
will enter the college at Oxford, Ohio.
Messrs. Frank and Bert Curry at
tended the Phi Gamma hop Saturday in
Lawrence
Mr.. Gene Ware. jr, who has entered
the state university, spent Sunday in
Topeka
Miss Lottie and Mr.. David Atchison
Of Leavenworth, are the guests of Mrs
Jerry Black
a reception will be given, after pray
er meeting Thursday evening, at the
First n f church for Mrs. McGinness,
deaconness.
Miss Grace Whittlesey is home from
q visit in Salt Lake City
Mr.. O. J. Wood spent Monday in kan
sas City
Mr.. Paul Lennox will stop on his way
TO Columbia college Wednesday to visit
Topeka friends
Mr.. Lathrop Gay returned Sunday
from Colorado, and spent Monday in
Lawrence.
The grand march to McCoy's grocery
store Will commence at o'clock Satur-
day morning. This is special day for
premium stanps-every one gets two
instead of one Everybody come.
Mr. and Mrs. W. s. McCIintock are
the parents of a boy. born Saturday.
Mr. Howard Patten is home from
Colorado Springs
Mrs Chas- Gunther and son Philip
returned Saturday after spending a
month at the Coultis farm.
Miss Gertrude BOughton of Lawrence
viii come up tomorrow TO be the guest
Of Miss Mary Chamberlain
Sunday on business
AIr- Russell Ray Of Chicago is visit
Ing Mrs Chas. Thomas.
Mr. Win Trufant of Denver spent
Monday with Topeka friends.
Master Stafford Chamberlain came
home Sunday from Kansas CITY where
he has been visiting relations.
Misses Mildred, Julia and Fanny I.e-
land, daughters of Cy Leland. will at
tend the Corn Carnival. as guests of
Misses Lucille Becker and Florence
Kaffer
Miss May Van Horn is visiting
friends in Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
Miss Mabel Brintnau will leave
Thursday for Salt Lake City. where
she viii spend the winter with her sis
ter
Mr. Bradford Johnson is hack from
Colorado, where he has been spending
several weeks
Miss Octavia Greenwood has re-
east
Mrs. J. N; Meade. is visiting friends
in Valley Fails.
A beautiful line Of lamps. cut glass
ana many other pretty things lust re-
ceived at the premium stamp store.
AL given away for premium stamps.
GIVEN FIFTEEN L4SHES
Virginia Court Sentenced q Negro to
Legal Whipping.