The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-01


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Miss Alma Hopkins came over from
Solomon today to visit her cousin, Miss
Cora Hopkins.
Miss Edna Baton Miss Lulu Rich
mond and Miss Mary Ffnd1ay, of
Wichita, are in Topeka visiting Miss
Harriet Stanley at the governors man
sion.
Mr. Walter Noble spent Wednesday
in Leavenworth.
Miss Flora Kightlfnger, of Marys-
vile, Ohio is in Topeka visiting the
family of Mr.. o. 3. Martin, at 731 To-
peka avenue. for few days. She viii
also visit DR.. and Mrs. Edison.
Mrs. Milton Stoker has gone to Den
yer for q. visit
Mrs. P. I. Bonebrake and Mrs T. F.
Carver and niece, Miss Shee1eigh, re-
turned Wednesday evening from a
several weeks outing in Colorado.
Miss Sadie Downing entertained a
few friends very informally Wednesday
Mr.. P. / Bonebrake is spending the
day in Kansas City on business.
Mrs. Charles Hubbe1 and children
and Miss Carrie Reed left today for
North Adams, Mass, to spend the re-
mainder of the summer.
Miss Collins left Wednesday for her
home in Oska1oosa, Iowa. after q visit
in Topeka with Miss Julia Whitney.
Mrs. J. G. Breckenridge. of Peru,
Ind, and Miss Cynthia A1illice, Of War
saw Ind, who have been visiting in
Colorado, arrived in Topeka today to
spend a week or two with the family
Of their brother, Mr.. G. r. Millice.
Miss Margaret Manning, of Toronto,
Canada, who has been spending the
summer in Topeka, will leave Saturday
for q. few weeks visit in Chicago. after
which she win go on to New York city.
Fred Phillips goes to Burlingane
Saturday to spend his two weeks va
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several weeks outing at Colorado
Springs.
Mrs vanderpool and daughters. Win
nifred and Alice, and Miss Gertrude
Reed left today Tor Colorado Springs to
spend several weeks
Miss Lucille McAfee entertained be-
tween fifteen and twenty of her friends
very pleasantly Wednesday evening at
her home at Prospect farm, three miles
west of the city.
Miss opal Stoner has returned from
a weeks visit in Wathena, Kas.
Mrs. Alfred McMurtrie and children
viii leave next week for an extended
visit in Chanute.
Mr.. WIN Terry who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Viii Clauser, left today
for Buffalo.
turned from a two months eastern trip.
Miss Elizabeth Haren of Kansas City
is in Topeka visiting Mrs James Smith
at 1915 Garfield avenue. She expects to
remain about TWO weeks
Miss Belle Elright OF Wetmore, Kan,
is visiting Mrs. Sherman Grice at her
home on West Eighth avenue.
Mrs. Frank Hammond will leave for
an extended western trip; she will visit
Denver, Colorado Springs, Cripple Creek
and points in New Mexico. Later she
expects to go to California to spend tho
winter.
Mrs. H. T. Layton of Emporia is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. A. B. Boyd OF
Harrison street
Miss Martha Reed will go to her old
home in Carbondale next week to spend
her two weeks vacation.
Miss Helen Sheehan will leave Friday
for Oklahoma to resume her kinder
garten work
Arthur Cutz left today for Colorado
70 spend his two weeks vacation
Miss Anna Tully went to Silver Lake
today for a few days visit.
Miss Laura Sheehan will return Fri
day from two weeks stay in Col
orado.
Miss Blanche West went to Chanute
today for weeks visit.
Mr.. Otto Langhanke will leave Sun
day for a two weeks trip to Chicago,
Buffalo and Indianapolis. While in In
dianapolis he Will attend the window
trimmers' association.
Miss Blanche Goddard of Fmporia is
in the city visiting Misses Dollfe and
Grace Harmon.
There was a very pleasant neighbor-
hood picnic Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. S. J. Herren at POI To
peka avenue. The pretty lawn was
spread with rugs and hung with nam
mocks and the affair was enjoyed by
about rs Of the neighbors
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Barnes left to-
day for Denver where they Will spend
three weeks with Mrs. Barnes sister,
Mrs Merrill and her brother. Mr.. Max
Sargent.
TO STUDY OSTEOPATHY.