The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-02
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Col. returned home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs W A L Thompson
daughter Helen and son Roy and Mr..
Jacob Smith returned Sunday from d
trip to the northern lakes.
Miss Bernice Fuller is home from a
weeks visit in Enporia with Miss Sa-
bra Whitley.
Miss Bernice Baldock. who has been
visiting in Topeka for some time, left
today for Wichita
ME-. H. Heacock. Of the Topeka high
school, has returned to Topeka; he
spent the summer in Chicago, Philadel-
phia, Atlantic City and various other
points Of interest
Miss Emma White and Miss Ehie
King returned Saturday from a six
weeks eastern trip.
Miss Nellie Perks of Springfield, O.,
is in Topeka visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Charles Joslin on Taylor street.
DR.. and Mrs. G. P. Lux viii leave
this week for Colorado where they will
enjoy a short outing in the Rockies.
Miss Viola E. Samms has returned
from a two weeks visit with Miss Flea
nor ColcOrd in Denver.
E. NJ Jolley was up from Oklahoma
spending Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Dan O'Rourke. who are
on their way to their home in BelolI.
visited in Topeka today. Mr. and Mrs.
O'Rourke have been east on their we'd
ding trip.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Watkins of 427
buchanan street are the parents Of a
son born Sunday.
Miss Bertha Harris of Council Grove
has returned to her home after visit
in Topeka with Miss Daisy Lee Pankey
at her home ON Topeka avenue.
Miss Hattie Sandstrom has returned
from Colorado where she has been
spending the past two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs Fontana of Louivsille.
formerly Of Topeka, entertained some of
the mem bers of Marshall's band at their
home at AL Walnut street. one evening
last week. Lunch was served after
which the guests attended the Knights
Templar ball The guests present We're.
Mrs. Ed Tafel, Misses Bessie and Julia
Fontana, Winnie Pfaf. Bertha Rath-
welt, Catherine Pflaunl. Stella Vaughan,
Mr. c. Gatsch Of Louisville, and Mr..
Frank Heck, Mr.. Henry Strawn, Mr..
Otto Rain, Mr.. Val NJ Sawerein and
Mr.. Theo. Mueller of Topeka.
Miss Rita Freeman is expected home
Wednesday from months outing in
Manitou and Colorado Springs.
Mrs. A. NJ Fuller is quite i'll at her
home on West Sixth avenue.
Miss Matte Tillson returned Saturday
from two months stay in Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Lang returned
Sunday from a months visit in Mount
Pleasant, Ia
Miss Cora Miller has returned from a
two months visit with her sister, Mrs
Court Flower in St. Louis.
Gill Updegraff and Joe Wilson are
planning to leave the last of the week
for a trip to Buffalo, New York, Wash
ingtOn and other eastern points
Earl Graham left today for Indianap-
oils, Ind. to visit Ora Hubbard.
Mrs. Horsey and son Frank returned
Saturday from a ten days outing in
Colorado.
Miss Blenche Wilson is home from an
extended eastern trip.
L. c. Bailey is in Kansas City today
on business.
Mrs. James Armstrong viii return
Tuesday from short visit in PaOla~
Howard Marshall has returned from a
two months outing in Colorado
Miss Pearl Raber has returned from a
weeks visit in Lawrence.
J. G. Springer is spending a short time
in Ottawa.
Mr.. NJ. r. Lee has returned from a
visit in Michigan.
A line party at the matinee this after
noon was composed of Miss Maud Rea
of Hiawatha, Miss Glib of Leaven-
worth, Miss Nellie Jones, Miss Florence
Welch, Miss Lola Berry, Miss Maude
Matthews, Miss Nellie Breidenthal. and
Miss Hazel Jones'
Madam Monteith, the celebrated
Palmist and Clairvoyant. who has been
giving readings in our city for the last
three weeks. has been wonderfully sue
cessful, and her work speaks volumes in
her favor. Her advice and counsel is
wise. logical and beneficial All who
have not yet called upon the gifted lady
should. not fail to do So The intelligent
and cultured minds of our city are be-
coming deeply Interested in Madam
Monteith'S occult teachings