The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-18


The marriage of Miss Anna B. Keller,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin G.
Keller, Of Eliza BEETHOVEN, Pa, and Mr.
John F. Eby Of this city. will take place
at the home of the bride at noon on
Thursday, August %. Mr.. Eby is a
graduate of the state normal in En-
poria and has been teaching in the pub
lie schools Of Shawnee county for the
past ten years. He is now principal of
the Quinton Heights school. The we'd
ding trip viii include stops fer few days
at Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Chicago, and
TT. Madison, Iowa. They will be at
home to their friends after October 1 in
Topeka.
There was a girl down on the avenue
today when the temperature was about
80, wearing red dress and red ribbons
in her hair. She ought to have been ar
rested
After wedding cards received in To-
peka from Mr.. and Mrs W. c. Dug
gan of Indianapolis. announce the
marriage of their daughter. Celia Nor
rison. to Mr.. James Joseph O'Hare,
Wednesday, August Is, in Indiana po-
lis. At home after September Is, APT
Clay street, Topeka.
New etiquette note No fair looking
at anybody during an egg.
Topeka has an irresistible lady kill
er who, everytine he meets you, opens
the conversation with an anecdote like
this: say a funny thing just happen
ed. As I was coming up the street I
passed girl-couldn't have been
more than IT or 1S=deucedly pretty
too, but I haven't any idea who she
was. AS I approached her. when I
was bout fifteen or twenty feet away
noticed that she was looking at me,
and of course, I looked again to see
whether she was anyone knew I'm
positive never saw her before in my
life, but she kept staring at me until
she passed me- Now the question in
my mind is. did she think she knew
me, or was she trying to start a ffirta-
tion2 I don't know whether I ought
to have spoken to her or not" etc, etc.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. William Eugene Stanley and
Miss Harriet Stanley of Wichita are
the guests of Mrs. A. NJ. Fuller.
Mrs. E. A. Thrill is the guest of her
parents, Col. and Mrs. D. A. Gilpin in
Leaven worth.
Mr. Earl Ewart will go to Colorado
soon to spend two weeks and from
there to Chicago for a short stay.
Miss Berenice Healy went to Meri-
den yesterday to visit Miss Mildred
Kepley. Miss Phil Reed will join them
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. w Magin are in
Miss Florence vandervort is ex-
pected home Tuesday from a visit In
Tiskilwa, III.
daughter. Edith, left today for Colo
RADIO to spend a few weeks.
Mr.. lief Felix will go to Ottawa to-
morrow, where he will visit for four
or five days.
Mrs. Jack Mercer will be home the
| last of next week from a visit to her
sister, Mrs. Battershil in st. Paul.
Mr. William Connors has returned
from a business trip to New York,
Grand Rapids, Michigan and Chicago.
Mrs Earle c. Williams, who has
been i'll for a fortnight will go to
/ Behrman's at Lake View Monday to
spend a week.
Mr. Kurtz Kellam of Kansas City
will come to Topeka next week to
spend a part of his vacation.
Mrs Thomas e. Dewey and her two
sons have returned fro m a visit to
her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Holbrook
in Coffeyville.
Miss Mary Gleed went to Blue Rap
ids today to visit her grandmother,
Mrs. Claiming Brown.
Miss Florence Welcome and Miss
Margaret Welcome will leave next
Wednesday for Alexandria, Neb., to
spend a fortnight.
Miss Florence Welch Is expected
home tomorrow from visit in Chi
cago.
owing to warm weather and alb
sence of a number of its members,
| the Rambler's club will not meet at
during the month of September.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank J. Brown left
today for Colorado to spend few
weeks.
Mr.. Morton Albaugh has returned
from Canada
/
RADIO.
Mr.. Ed ogston is here from Monet,
Mrs. 4. F. Dalby and Miss Alice
Daily have gone to Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs James w Marshal
721 Western avenue, left yesterday for
/ Colorado to spend q fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". NJ. Shaver have
! gone to Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Moore left for
Colorado yesterday.
Miss Alice Tucker has returned from
| a visit in Stafford.
Mr. Clarence Lodge returned today
from business trip to Minneapolis.
Miss Anna whiting, who has been
| seriously III at Christ hospital after an
operation for appendicitis following
/ typhoid fever, is very much improv ID
! the past few days and is now thought
to be out of danger. She viii be in
| the hospital for six weeks longer.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitlock ard
Mr.. VIII Wikidal leave tonight for
Sulphur, I T., to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
H Y. HinckIey and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
/ Wunderlich. Mrs. Wfkidal has been
in Sulphur since the first Of the month
and win return with Mr.. Wikidal IN
4 two weeks.
Mr. John Heller will spend Sunday
/ IN Kansas City.
Mr.. George Cowan of Galesburg,
Ill, guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Neil
/ will 20 to Oklahoma City Monday on
a two weeks business trip. Mrs.
Cowan and their daughter will stay
with Mrs. Nell during his absence.
Miss Kitty Fuller has gone to Kan
sas city to visit her parents and Will
/ go from there to Excelsior Springs to
| gDend a week