The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-19
Notes and Personal Mention.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fred Ryan
and their SON Mobiles are expected
Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. James
L. King. Mr.. Ryan, who is Mrs. Kings
nephew, is a first lieutenant of the
Eleventh cavalry. United States army
and has been stationed at Fort Sheri-
dan where Mrs. King and Miss Emile
KING have been visiting him and his
family, but has now been transferred
to Fort Leavenworth.
Mrs. P. G. Noel and Miss Helen
Dodge have returned from Lake Oko-
jobi Iowa.
St. Louis have announced the birth
Sunday, August IA, of a son. Mrs
Woods was formerly Miss Elizabeth
Holloway of Kansas City and has
often visited the Lakin, Meade and A.
B. Quinton families here.
Miss Clara Patterson of Newton is
expected Saturday to visit Mrs. Adrian
L. Greene, 1857 Western avenue.
Miss Clough and Miss Kate CIough
left for st. Louis Thursday to spend
a fortnight.
Mr.. William H. Burnett of Spring
held, Ohio, has been a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Armin Fassler for several
weeks, left for his home today
Mrs. w. w. Webb has gone to Pc
toskey, Michigan, to spend the rest
of the summer. Mr.. Webb leaves Sat
urday for the City of Mexico for a
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cain and Mrs.
Gains sister. Miss Florence Parks of
Chanute, left today for Colorado
Springs from where Mrs. Cain and
Miss Parks go to Ogden, Utah. for a
few weeks.
Mr.. Willard Hall is in Chicago.
MI W. H Gushing left today for
Phoenix. Ariz., to spend a few weeks
Mr.; and Mrs Oswald left Thursday
for Milwaukee.
Miss Alice Willard will go to Chicago
the hrst of the week to visit her aunt
Mrs D. A. Moulton.
Mrs G. c. Adams, Mr.. Guy Adams
and MI Will Adams of Detroit who are
now in London will visit the Scottish
lakes before they cross the continent.
They will remain abroad until the mid
die of October.
nave gone to Usage City to join a
camping party.
Miss Jessie Payne who returned
Monday from a visit to her sister, Mrs
= Il Fulton, in Chicago, will go to
Omaha next month to visit Miss Jes-
sic Myers and from there to ST Louis
20 see the exposition, accompanying
Mrs. Fulton and Miss Anna Player of
Chicago.
Mrs. Justin Trindle and Miss Dola
Trindle of Kansas City and Miss
Beulah Lee viii be home from a Colo
RADIO trip Saturday. Mrs Trindle and
until Tuesday
Miss Elinor Thompson will go to
Saturday to spend Sunday
with Miss Maud Thomson.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Jolly of Pa
ola are here to spend a few days with
Mr. and Mrs p. c. Chamberlain.
Miss Florence Welcome who is Wis
ting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs W. NJ.
week
Mr.. Merritt Hodson and Mr.. Will
dodson who are visiting the W. NJ
Welcome family will leave for their
nome in Chicago Saturday
Miss Gertrude Pearson has returned
rom a visit to Miss Florine Wilnite in
Emporia.
Miss Anna Parry Bundy has returned
rom the St. Louis exposition
The Christian Endeavor of the First |
Presbyterian church has postponed its |
social to have been given tonight until |
next Friday night.
Mr. George w Crane left Tuesday !
afternoon for Morenci Arizona TO see |
MS daughter, Mrs. Charles Mitchell |
who is very dangerously ill. Mrs. Crane |
started for Morenci Sunday and a teIe-
'ram was received from her last night, |
after Mr.. Cranes departure the inn
port of which was that Mrs MitchelI's |
,ondltion was regarded as hopeless and |
he end was looked for at any time al |
hough It was thought to be a question |
II days rather than hours. A second |
telegram received at noon TODAY saws |
Mrs Mitchell passed a comfortable |
night last night
Mr. and Mrs. o. ]. Wood left Thurs
Law for a California trip. |
Miss Elsie Valentine and Miss Alena |
church went to Admire today to visit
Mss Valentines brother. Mr.. William I
Valentine, for a few days
Mrs. l. A Mcdonald has returned |
rom fortnfghts stay at the St
louis exposition and a visit to her |
elatives in Leavenwortn
Among the Topeka people registered |
t the Kansas building at the st. Louis /
air the last few days were Mr.. and |