The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-07-03

picnic a ID Gage lake Saturday evening:
Miss Rose Prescott, Miss Addie Skinner.
Miss Maud 8Ickibben. Miss Aimee
Crandeu. Miss Alice Noble. Miss Carol
Baker Mr.. Percy Crow. Mr.. John
Davis. Mr.. Jack Sharitt, Mr. Mac Pres
colt. Mr. Clyde Funchess. Mr.. George
Butterfly. Mr.. Ralph Babcock and Mr.
Charlie Otis.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. c. S. Glaed and daughters spent
Saturday with friends in Lawrence
Mrs r. K Jamisou and daughter
Marie left Saturday for q visit IL St
The Daughters of the American Rev
olutiOn VIII hold their last meeting this
season Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. J. w. Hardt, 134 Greenwood ave
nue.. An interesting programme has
been arranged and refreshments viii be
served.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hayes and Mr
and Mrs w G. Johnston Will spend the
Fourth at Wakarusa-
Mrs E D. Worden will leave this
week for her home in Cincinnati, Ohio,
TO spend the summer
Mrs A A Rodgers and Mrs A K
Rodgers returned Saturday from a visit
in Washington Kan.
Miss Fay Tincher of Potvin is visiting
relatives in northern Iowa
Miss Marguerite Warner of Rockford.
HI. arrived Sunday to spend the sum-
mer with her cousin. Mrs. w. n West.
Miss Franc Heller of Colorado
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IS visiting the family OF Judge and Mrs.
A H Horton
Miss Dorothy Lakin Of Rockford. III.
arrived Sunday TO visit the family of
her aunt Mrs D. L. Lakin.
Mr. and Mrs John West Will spend
Tuesday in Garnett-
Mr. Ernest Council left Saturday for
St Paul after a short visit in Topeka
Mr. Harry Small is spending the
summer in Colorado
Misses Carrie and Theresa Smith viii
spend the Fourth in Kansas City
Miss Gertrude Rogers of BeIOit. who
has been visiting Miss Fannie Sibley
and Miss Ida Bergen went to Wichita
today
Mrs. Bertha Ward Of Ohio IS visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Mr. John T. Cheney and son Frank
have gone to Ohio for a two weeks
visit
Mr.. John Nicholson is spending a few
days at his home in Lawrence.
Dir. Ernest NedIiC0tt Of Wichita is in
Topeka TO remain over the Fourth.
Mrs Dan Small left last week for the
east TO spend the summer
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Meade viii give a
picnic Tuesday afternoon at their home
on Fillmore street.
" W Whitney and little daughter
Madeline Will leave Tuesday for q
months trip to New York
The Pleasant Hour club will enjoy a
picnic Tuesday afternoon ana evening
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ADAMS on Lincoln street.
Mr. and Mrs C J. DevIin and child
rem viii leave Sunday for Colorado to
spend the summer
Mrs E H Crosby and little daughter
Helen Louise, left Saturday for St
Louis to visit relatives
The CouItis farm is again opened to
its friends for the summer
The following young people spent part
Of last week camping At Coberley's
grove Miss Jessie Meyers. the Misses
T0wslee, Miss AIabeIIe Troutmau- Miss
Agnes tTunCher. Mr.. Milo SIO0. Mr.. VIII
Wick, Mr. Fred Barnes, Mr.. James
Lacey The party was chaperoned by
Miss Kate Gunther.
Mrs Lindsay Furges and little son
left sunday for Indiana to spend the
summer Mr. Pesges IS spending two
or three weeks at Excelsior Springs
Miss Mary F'0uIks of st. 8arys is in
the city visiting Mrs Horace Weber.
Dr. Charles ATenard of Maple Hill is
visiting his mother at 81 Fillmore
Mr. Charles GlhTan has gone to
Colorado on a short business trip.
Mr.. julius Wedding will leave We'd
Rock. Ark
Mr.. Oliver D Wilkerson and family
Of jefferson City. No. are visiting
friends and relatives in Topeka Mr.
Wilkerson is United States pension ex-
amtner stationed at Jefferson City.
Mr. s A Mccoy of Wichita is in To-
peSa to spend the Fourth
Mr. and Mrs. John s Cady will leave
the middle Of the month for a six
weeks trip through Colorado and
Utah.
Miss Pauline E,aston and Mr. VIII
Easton of Kansas City and Mr.. G. W.
Blair Of ST. Louis, spent Sunday with
friends in Topeka
Mrs. Laura Peas and children Of Nal
bern. Iowa VINO have been the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. f H Phillips, left
Sunday for their home.
MISS Eva MayDerry of Mcpherson.
Kan. viii arrive this week to visit her
sister Mrs A A Hayes
Mrs C. Fragheimer. Mrs J. Leon
and daughter Estella Of Kansas City.
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
d J. Greenwald. have gone north to
spend the summer
Miriam and Ruth Foster are spending
the week with their cousins. Misses
Eliza beth and Cora. Ebv after which
they viii visit Enid Stricken.
Mrs Gus J. Brusau and daughter
Irene Of Hammond, Ind. are visiting
relatives and friends in Topeka
AR and Mrs. P s. Dimenderfer ana
Burlingame
Mrs. = E. Thomas and children are
visiting Mrs Thomas parents in En-
poria-
4 class of ten can engage a teacher
OF literature TO direct their study for
s. 4 week This includes meeting place
one evening each week and all the ben
ehts OF q club for so cents a month
each Can at Topeka Conservatory, lis
West Eighth street
We viii wash your colored shirts and.
waists and guarantee coI0rs from fad-i
ing Peerless Steam Laundry. liz and
IA West Eighth.
Three band concerts by MarshalTs
band al GARFIELD park On the Fourth