The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-13
Notes and Personal Mention.

Mrs. Charles Keinhans and her sister,
Miss Lawson of New York, are guests
of Mrs. Earle c. Williams today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bowman left
Tuesday for st. Louis to visit the fair.
Mrs. c. c. Adams and Mr.. Guy Ad-
ans will leave Monday for New York
from where they will sail Saturday for
Liverpool to spend the rest of the sum-
mer> in England and on the continent.
Mr.. Will Adams of Detroit, will meet
them in New York and go abroad with
| them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Campbell, Mr..
! Frank 1. Brown and Miss Verna
Brown have taken the Benedict house
at Thirteenth and Clay streets and will
| be at home there after next week.
Miss Villa Rodgers will go to Usage
City this week to visit Miss Florence
| Miller, who has recently returned from
an extended California trip.
Mr. ]. r. Hankla left today for Los
Angeles to be gone several weeks.
Mrs. Herbert Armstrong and her
| mother, Mrs. j. N. Roberts of Lawrence
will leave Saturday, July %. for Isle
| Royal, Lake Superior, where they have
a cottage to spend the summer. The
| following week Mr.. Armstrong and Mr..
| George Crawford will join them and
early in August Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Ashby will go up for a few weeks.
| Mr.. G. c. Histed will come up from
Kansas City Friday to stay over Sun
day.
Mr.. William Pierce returned to Cha
Mr.. Harry Southwick leaves tonight
for Denver to spend several weeks.
Miss Newella Gili1lan, of Befoit, is
the guest of Miss Meryl Parks at the
Copeland
Miss Nellie Baker. who is in Kansas
City, will prolong her visit another
week.
Joseph next Monday to spend a week.
Mr.. Leslie McCanne and Mr.. Will
Armel have returned from Yankton, ).
D.. where they drew numbers for the
alIotting of the government lands in
the Rosebud Indian reservation. MIR.
John Arson and Mr.. Bernard Crosby
expect to go this week. The drawing
closes July %.
Miss Warren, of Holton, is guest
at the L. B. Bonebrake home.
Mr.. Fay Evans will leave tonight for
BonesteeI, South Dakota, to try for a
farm in the government distribution OF
the Rosebud Indian lands.
Miss Bessie Bates is in Lawrence for
the day.
children Willis and Annabel, returned
today from a visit to the st. Louis fair.
Mrs. c. U. Philly and her children of
ST. Joseph is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs J. L. Van Houten.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Frost of Cana
diagua, New York. are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas E. Dewey.
Miss Lula Healy, who has been visit
ing in New York came home Sunday
and left Monday for Guthrie, Ok, ac-
companying her sister, Mrs. Glasgow of
Kansas City, who has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Healy here and goes TO
Guthrie for a permanent residence.
Mr. L. A Fisher left for Hoboken, N
j. yesterday afternoon, summoned py
the sudden illness of his mother.
The Taxa Art Embroidery club will
met Thursday afternoon with MIS-
Ida Hardy, 1871 Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. King and
Miss Emile King left today for St
Louis to spend a month with Capt.
Henry King. Mr.. King goes on from
St. Louis to Cincinnati to attend the
annual national meeting of the Elks.
Justice and Mrs. Rousseau A. Burch
will leave tonight for Los Angeles,
Cal. to spend the summer. Their
children go to Salina to be with their
grandparents during their parents
Mrs. Charles Holiday and Miss
Eliza beth Holiday expect to leave
soon for California to spend the rest
of the summer
Miss Ethel oliver, of Leavenworth,
came Tuesday night to visit Miss Bes-
sic West.
DR.. Lawrence Chamberlain has
gone to Minnesota and Dakota to
spend a fortnight.
Miss Eleanor Thompson has re-
turned from an extended visit in st.
Louis and Benton, Ill. Mrs Ellis
Thompson who was the guest of Mrs
William Thomson in Burlingame,
came home the first of the week
Miss Adelaide Bolmar, Miss Lydia
Bolmar and Mr.. Carl Bolmar expect