The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-07-12
Notes and Personal Mentioa.

Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hagan were In
Kansas City Friday.
who has been in town for q day or two.
went to Kansas City today.
!. Mrs. Joseph Ralph Burton, who has
been the guest OF Topeka friends for
Mrs. Ada Snyder and her son, Nor
man, and her brother, Mr.. James Mott.
who have been the guests OF Mrs. M.
w. Medlicott and Mrs. ]. NJ. McFar-
Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Williams and
their little daughter. left this noon for
Manitou to join the A. l. williams
family for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Sampson are re-
ceiving the congratulations of their
friends on the birth of a daughter.
Mrs. W. H. Eastman has returned
from visit in Emporia-
Mr.. T. L. Evan and Mr.. S. T. Fulton
will come up from Kansas City tonight
to join Mrs. Evan and Mrs. Fulton who
have been guests of Mrs. Annie Payne,
632 Topeka avenue, for several days.
They will all return to Kansas City
Sunday.
Mrs. Charles l. Short. of Chanute, Is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. David
Norton
Mr. Charles Merriam and Mr.. John
Harmon who have been guests ofMrs.
p. B. Merriam, left for their homes in
Chicago today.
Mrs. J. A Hague and Miss Maude
Hague leave Sunday for Boulder, Col
orado, for the remainder Of the summer.
Mrs. Holyoke, OF Manhattan Beach.
is in town today.
Mrs. F. E. Fraser and her daughter
Lillian, left today to spend two months
in Denver and other Colorado towns.
Miss Ellen Boline and Miss Minnie
MeCue are in Usage City for a visit
with relatives until Monday.
Mrs. Charles G. Bard, who has been
spending the past ten days with her
sister. Mrs. H. Morton White, left for
her home in Alexandria. Indiana, Thurs
day afternoon.
A party which enjoyed picnic at
Garfield park last night and stayed for
the band concert was chaperoned by
Mrs. May Heller and included the Mis-
SEES Kowans, of Pittsburg. Pa. Miss
Cuthbert, Miss Margaret Wilson, Miss
Mary Wilson, Miss Daisy Warner. Mr..
Gus Mackey, Mr.. Ray Lyddane, Mr.
Carl Henderson, Mr.. Walter Lawrence,
Mr.. Earl Graham, Mr.. Ed Edelblute,
Mr.. Harry McKirihan, Mr.. Henri
Strawn.
Mr.. w. E. Martin, OF Prescott, Ariz..
today for Chicago where they will visit
their brother, DR.. H. L. Martin. Before
returning to Topeka they will make
a tour of the lakes.
Miss Jennie Steele came up from
Lawrence to spend Sunday with Miss
Myrtle Paynter.
The Amateur Philosopher.
For a government employee the post
man Is far too discriminating in his ia
vorS.
A Topeka girl has landed" the man
of her choice after several years. pur-
suit. The engagement will not be an
nounced in the usual way in the "soci-
ETY. columns" watch the street car bull
letins.
Husbands are SO perverse in every
thing that they persist in acting indif-
ferent to their wives in public and
showing their jealousy by very disagree
able methods when there Is no one
around.
A fascinating young widow makes a
good chaperon but 1t is too bad to
waste her talents that way.
A summer girl used to be an mex
pensive luxury, but there are SO many
rs cent drinks now that the man whose
girl friends are all out Of town for the
summer is in great luck.
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