The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-13

from Denver soon. Her parents, Mr..
and Mrs j. N. Joerger who have been
living in Denver for about six months
will return to their former home in
Miss Patience Bevier leaves Monday
for Delaware. Ohio. to enter Wesleyan
college for the winter.
DIR. Clay Lyon of Kansas City II In
Mrs. e. q. wardin who spent the sum-
mer in Elgin, Illinois. has returned to
Topeka.
Mrs George Port Ashton IL Ill ut her
home on Topeka avenue.
Miss Louise Smith came up from Law
renee Friday and returned today.
Mr.. Stacey Hadley goes to Boonville,
Missouri, Monday to enter Kemper Mil
itary school.
Mrs. Conner Thomas who was the
guest of her brother. Mr.. Perry Barber.
has gone to Lawrence to visit her
parents before returning to her home In
Mr.. Milo sioo Of chicaso who is SPEND
ing his vacation with his people here
Mrs. A. A. Scott and her children
have returned from visit in Peoria,
Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Grey Kennedy
are visiting the formers parents in
Junction City.
Mrs. Charles Bower has returned from,
Denver.
City, Indiana. who were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Jetmore have re-
turned home
Mrs. o. J. Wood and the Misses Wood
have returned from Ludington-
Miss Lydia Wehe has returned from
Chicago and will open her kindergarten
September Is at the corner of Sixth
avenue and Lincoln street.
Mrs; Chambers of Clinton; Mo, who
was the guest yesterday of Miss Mabel
FOUGHT has gone to Valley Falls where
she will visit her mother for a month.
Mrs. F. w. Durham and her daughter
Dorothy returned Friday from an ex-
tended visit in Kansas City.
Miss Ada Moss. OF ST. Marys. is in
town.
Mrs. William Sells of Maple Hill is in
town.
Mr.. c. 8. Gillespie was in town Fri
day.
Miss Ethel Dever. Mr.. Wesley Brewer
and Mrs. Louis Truax of Atchison, will
spend Sunday with Miss Simmons and
Miss Ada Simmons.
Miss Emma Miller and Miss Emma
Stevens go to Lincoln. Neb.. today for
visit
Mrs John B. Bartholomew, 315 Sixth
avenue west, will receive pupils for the
study of the history of art and is pre-
pared to form classes in other cities and
" Aaa-~AS CH9e9S A&AeAA-~s - o-'N >>>~--
either in parlofs or before women's
clubs. Lectures fully illustrated by
photographs and lantern slides. For
terms and lists address as above.
Mr.. William Mclaughlin, of Kansas
City, was in town for the races Friday.
The Clio club will hold its first meet
ing after the vacation. next Monday at
/ the home of the president. Mrs. r. II.
Cav. The time will be devoted to q
review of King Lear.
Mrs. John Ritchie, her daughter May
and son Hale. have returned from Col
orado where they spent the summer.
Miss Pearl Wooding is entertaining
Miss Stella Turner of Emporia.
Mr. Harvey Worral entertained Fri
day night at a musicale for the Misses
Lillian and Minite Pugh.
Mrs. ]. C. Bailey and Miss Laura
Bailey have returned from Wisconsin
where they spent the summer.
DIR. NJ H. Horn of Nortonvtlle, who
was the guest of the ]. w. Griffith fam
lily at 900 Madison street has gone home.
Individual instruction at the Standard
Shorthand school Day and night ses-
sions, $50 Kansas avenue.
Miss Putnam will open her private
school at 71s TAYLOR street. Wednesday,
September 18th.
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