The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-08-28
Notes and Personal Meution.

Mr.. and Mrs. A A Robinson, Miss
Robinson and Miss Bessie Campbell are
expected home Saturday from the CITY
of Mexico where they spent the summer
They will leave again soon for few
weeks at their summer cottage on the
Maine coast.
Dean and Mrs Kaye will be home
next Friday from Crab Lake. Wis,
where they spent the summer at their
cottage,
Saturday and Sunday with his brother,
Mr.. Albert T. Reid. Mrs. Reid and Miss
Jean Reid of Clyde, who are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Reid, expect to return
home Saturday.
Miss Permelia Curtis Will take a post
graduate high school course in the
Washington, D. c., high school this Win
ter as a preparatory for Wellesley where
she will finish her education.
Miss Jean Ruder, of LeavenWorth, IS
the guest of her aunt. Mrs William ;.
Albright.
Mrs. Alice CIugston will go to Colora-
do next week to Join her son. Mr.. John
Clugston who spent the summer there
and who will return with her about Sep
TEMPER Is.
Mr.. and MrsJ.D.M. Hamilton and their
son. ]. D. M, Jr., have returned from
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Hale Hamilton
in Denver.
Mr.. Charles Guibor is home from Col
orado.
Miss Anna Quigley of Sterling is ex-
pected in a week to visit Mrs. Chester
B. Reed. Dick Reed, who spent the sum
mer in Sterling will return with her
Miss Clugston leaves Sunday for
month in California.
Miss Emma Smith is in Kansas City.
She will return Saturday night
Mr. NJ A. Low is in Holton.
Miss Rachel Pugh of independence
who frequently visits Miss Smith and
Miss Helen Smith here, will enter the
Mt Dread school of domestic science at
Worcester, Massachusetts,, this fail.
Miss Pugh was graduated from the
University of Kansas last spring.
General Wilder S. Metcalf will leave
Saturday for St. Paul. Minnesota, TO at
tend the meeting of the National Socie-
~ of the Army of the Philippines.
Mrs. d. F. Longnecker and her child
rem of Emporia are the guests OF Mrs
William H Eastman
Mrs Gerald Holsinger of Kansas City
will come Saturday to visit Mrs Charles
Mrs william Dawson of Eldorado is
expected Saturday to spend several days
with Mrs A. A. Hurd. ,.,..
Mrs H B. Hogeboom and MISS
Helen Hogeboon will be home Satur-
day from a visit to Mrs. Newton in Fort
Madison, Iowa
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Larimer ana MRS.
Harry G. Lariner are expected home
from California Saturday morning.
Miss Wilde of st. Louis who has been
visiting Mrs Louis Strauss. went home
today.
Mrs. Benjamin F. CrisweH and her
children will return tonight from Eure-
ka lake where they have been for fort
Mrs. A. A. Hurd visiting her sister
in Hiawatha. ~ ssft-sr.
Mrs. James Moore returned today
from a visit in New York Mr.. Moore
met her in Chicago and returned with
her.
Mrs. Barbour Walker of the College
of the Sisters of Bethany has returned
from New York city where she has been
studying at Columbia University for
several weeks.
Miss Gertrude Miller has returned
from a six weeks visit in Colorado and
New Mexico.
Mrs. E. E Horton viii leave Satur
day for Blackwell. O. T., to visit her
son. Mr.. Gurnea Horton
Mrs. Harry ]. Wells has returned
from a visit to Maryville and Kansas
City, Missouri.
Mrs. Archie Stewart and her nephew,
Charles Keener, have returned from a
months outing in Colorado.
Mr.. Ben Mayer of Ellsworth who has
been visiting his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Conrad Mayer, went to juno