The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-11

York. They stop in ST. Louis to visit
the exposition on their way.
Mr.. George Mitchell is in Manitou,
Col, the guest of Mr.. Burns Williams
Miss Grace Ketner of Junction City is
expected this week to visit her brother,
Mr.. Ned Ketner, and the George w.
Martin family.
Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Rice and their
Booker of Texas, Misses Leta and
Anneburr Rice and M. w. Rice, Jr,
have returned from Colorado where
they spent the past few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Short left Friday
for Peoria, ILL.,, to visit their daughter,
Mrs. B. NJ. Mead. and will afterwards
spend a few weeks at northern lake re-
sorts.
The Rev. Abram Wyman left today
for. St, Louis. to visit the fair.
Mrs. Carl Woodbury. Nellis and her
SON Edwin. returned today from the
ST. Louis exposition. sr-
Mr.. Bernard Crosby left today for
New York city, Rye Beach, New Hamp-
shire, and Boston. He Will return by
way of st. Louis. Mi, Richard Crane
and Mr.. Sam Hubbard of Ottawa ac-
companiedg hinn.Hfrr aa3
Miss Anna Bowmantis in st. Louis.
Misses Marie and Florence Wilson
will leave Saturday for st. Louis and
will go from there by river boat to st.
Miss Cora Ramsey of ST. Marys is
the guest of Mrs. Robert Merrick.
Miss Rosa Ferlet has gone to Cot
tOnwOOd Falls to stay until the mlddle
Mrs Stevenson of Little Falls, New
York, is the guest of her daughter
Mrs. F. F. Maunsel, 1858 Clay street.
Mr. and Mrs W. H. Bradbury Ie1t
today for New Mexico to join Mr. H.
u. Nudge and family who are camping
on the Pecos river
Miss Ada Moss of st. Marys was in
Me- Tob11 Y, CLANCY and her son
Frank will leave Thursday for Boston,
the former to remain until November
and the latter to return in time
for the beginning of school; MRS.
CLANCY will be the guest OF a prother
Miss Alma Conkling left today on
business trip to New York city
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Younger and
Mr.. Paul Younger left Wednesday for
Bedford, Indiana, and st. Louis TO
spend a fortnight.
Mr.. William Connors is home from
a business trip to Grand Rapids, Mich.'
and New York city.
Mrs. Rena Malou left today for ST.
Louis and New York.
Miss Emily Hagar has returned
from HoIton where she spent the hrSt
part of the week.
Miss Kate Ryan who returned from |
the St Louis fair Tuesday, left today |
for Salt Lake City to join her family |
in a permanent residence.
l.
ton, New York, Portland, Maine, and |
St Louis to spend several weeks.
Mr.. Dwight McGruder of Columbus |
Ohio, is the guest of his cousin, Mr.. |
Charles w. Barnes.
Mr. Warren NJ. Crosby left today for |
New York city and Boston to spend |
several weeks.
Misses Judith and Marie Hagan have |
gone to st. Louis to spend a fortnight. |
Miss Olive Knox has returned from
an extended visit to her sister, Mrs.
Frank Church, in Chicago.
Miss Marie Witwer will be home the |
first of next week from the east where |
she has been studying ceramic art
She was in Afford, New York, studying |
with Marshall Fry and in Chicago I'M
der Sara Wood Stafford and Franz r. |
Aulich.
guests of the Misses Mcconnell at their |
home at Menoken Sunday: Miss Maud |
Berry of Newton; Misses Dora and |
Ida Reeve, Miss Maud Gregg, Miss
Duedin, Miss Ruth Overton. +
Miss Ota and Miss Charlotte Cham
oers leave today for a trip to New
and Old Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Hayes enter
aimed their club and a few of their
friends at cards last evening at their
nome, 1928 Kansas avenue. Miss
Mamie Foote and Mrs. Hayes played
Mr. Foster Hayes sang. Those pres
ent we're: Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Hayes,
Mr.. and Mrs, Gerhart, Mr.. and Mrs.
= Lindsey, Mr.. and Mrs. A K. Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H.. Holtrick, Mrs.
Walker, Mrs. Foote, Mrs. Ebbey, Mrs
lay. Mrs. Scraper, Mrs. c. Hayes, Mrs.
Reeme, Miss Minnie Davis, Miss Ma
ME Foote, Miss Lottie Garrett, Miss