The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-04

So pious is he when he gets to the
St. Peter will say: you're little bit
| late,
But as you are here I feel am free
I'll take a vacation; here is my key"
| One of my boys 1 am going to lose
! For soon he sets sail on a honeymoon
| cruise
We hope that his ship will come to no
grief
And never be foundered on rock or on
And we all truly hope, we trust not in
vain,
For Denton H. Painter our loss is his
gain.
These are my boys. good, loyal each
And I see in their midst the Prodigal
son;
Though he wandered away from the
sheltering fold
A welcome is waiting that never grows
cold.
There is an old saying that many think
true:
Bad pennies return" Dc good
NICHOLS too?
And the latch string hangs out and
wide open the doors
To greet the return of Fred w. Joers,
And though from our home he wanders
We're glad he comes back, If but for
day.
all of my boys,
A tear for their grief and a smile for
their joys.
My Boys! Heaven bless them wherever
Ger the Pacific, Atlantic or Anheuser
foam.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. C. c. Sterl and Miss Helen
Sterl of Abilene came to town yester-
were guests of Mrs. Edward A. Herbst
and Miss Edna Herbst.
Bishop and Mrs. Millspaugh and
Mr.. Clarkson Millspaugh have re-
turned from their summer home at
Pryor Lake. Miss Nellie MilIspaugh
is expected Monday.
Misses Helen and Isabel Smith, who
have been at Fort LeavenwOrth for
two months. will be home next week.
Mr.. John Fleishman will be here
from Oklahoma territory to visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Flesh
man, the last of the week.
Mr.. Herbert Curry of st. Louis will
visit his mother, Mrs. CorneIia Curry,
next week.
Misses Lucille and Elizabeth Mills,
who spent the summer in Cleveland,
Ohio, have returned. Mrs. N. H
Adams and Miss Isabel Mills will be
home from California Friday
Mrs. Chester B. Reed has returned
from visit to her sister in Cleveland,
Ohio.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. A. Berry will leave
next week for London. Canada, New
York and jamestown.
Mr.. E. D. Osborn, dean of the
Washburn school of law, has returned
from New York. Boston and other
places on the Atlantic coast.
Mrs. w. E. Drechsel and her chill
dren, Dacotah and Billy. Junior, re-
turned this morning from Colorado,
where they spent the past month.
Mr.. George Hood and his mother,
Mrs. Hood, who came from Chicago to |
join him this summer. are at home at |
the Blower House.
Mr.. Dick Hayden, Mr.. George Hay |
den, Mr.. Gus Radford and Mr.. Ward |
Spielman will take rooms with Mr.. |
Arch Williams and Mr.. Burns VIII
liams at their home, Twelfth and Fill
more streets for the winter.
Mrs Frank w. Thomas and her two !
sons, Kit and Thomas, have returned |
from a summers outing in Virginia |
and Maryland and are now at their
home, 1915 Topeka avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph w. Squires of |
Green Mountain Falls, Colorado, |
formerly of Topeka, are the parents of |
a son. born September l.
Miss Grace Mason Welch will re-
turn September 18th from Chicago, |
where she has been studying piano |
this summer.
Mrs. C. L. Dolman and her daugh-
ters, Misses Nell and Katharine, have
returned from Colorado.
Mr. Frank Griggs has returned
from Marcelline, Missouri.
Miss Helen Davis has returned from
Canada. New York and jamestown
and is now with her people in Con-
cordia. She will return to Topeka the
middle of the month when Miss Glen
Davis will be back from New York
Mrs. Oscar Neil returned Yesterday
from a visit in Galesburg, Illinois.
where she was called on account OF |
The death of Mrs. George w Cowan (
who visited Mr.. and Mrs Neil last
and made a number of ac-
1uaintances in Topeka.
Mr. Louis Anderson has returned I
rom an outing in Colorado.
Charlie Price of Emporia is visiting
lis aunt, Mrs. J. G. McClintock.
Mrs. Charlie Brooks Thomas, Miss
Nary Douglas Hambleton and Miss
Elvira Millspaugh are expected home I
lext Monday from Baltimore. Virginia |
Reach Atlantic City and New York,
where they spent the summer.
Junction City Tribune: Rev. G. r. |
7inbach left yesterday noon for the east
He has been supplying the pulpit of the |
Episcopal church in this city for the last /
wo weeks. He will spend some time in /
Topeka before going on to his passionate /
1t Pine Earth. Mimi
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F Southwick. Miss |
aura Southwick and Mr. Harry and |
Frank Southwick have returned home /
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