The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-07

the big city papers that print such
trivial rot as that, any right to make
fun OF the country weeklies that re-
port the whttewashing of a chicken
house?
IS
If you are not newspaper reporter
you have something to be thankful
for. The s R. has thought it over
and decided that humanity is divided
into two classes: -eI59 The people who
Iish and who will be9mad IL you don't
Cd People who aft mad II you do.
The 5. R. strives constantly to please
but every day in her efforts to accom-
modate one acquaintance she. enrages
another.
Mrs A A Weiskirch has issued invf-
tations for a japanese party on the af-
ternoon of September II for her daugh-
ter, Anita
When they read about the New York
woman, Mrs. Earle, who gave up her
husband in order that he might marry
another woman In consideration of $780,
600. the married women say nothing but
their looks indicate that they know
where a second hand husband could be
bought cheaper than that.
The Owls will give a grub" this even
ing at the home of Miss Leona Curtis
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Rodney x Pratt of Chicago is
expected the first of the week to visit
Mrs. Frank Scott Davis and DR.. and
Mrs. Hal Hazlett.
Miss Constance Crowther has gone to
Wakefield and Concordta to spend
week
Mr.. George P Hayden is In Kansas
Citv today.
Senator Charles Curtis arrived in
Washington yesterday Mrs. Curtis will
reach there from her European trip to-
day. when they will begin hunt for
house. Ga -74
Mrs. Arthur Kane who spent the sum-
mer in Atchison Is in town preparing
to move her household effects to ST
Louis where she will join Mr. Kane for
a permanent residence
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E Gavttt have
returned from q lake trip They visited
in Chicago, Detroit Buffalo, Niagara
Falls and Rochester.
Mr. Marvin Elliott left today for Bald
win where he will enter Baker universt-
ty at the beginning Of the school year
Mr. w w. Crittenden returned to-
day from Milwaukee
Mr.. Dick Hayden has gone to Wet
more to spend Sunday and Monay
with his people
summer with a Santa Fe engineering
cerps in Oklahoma, was brought
home i'll with typhoid fever last week
and is at the Santa Fe hospital.
Miss Florence Talbot of Kansas
City is the guest Of Mrs a. P. Shreve.
Mr.. and Mrs G. D. Lyle have re-
turned from the lakes. the St Law
renee and the Adirondacks, where
they spent the summer.
Mrs. Louis e Stratus and her son
Stewart are here from Manhattan for
a visit TO Mr. and Mrs. C E Strauss
for a week and Will then return to
Manhattan before Joining Mr.. Strauss
at their new home in San Antonio,
Texas
Miss Lucy Dickinson left today for
Abilene. where she will take a posi-
ton in the high school
Miss Ida Pattison- and Miss Alice
where they spent the summer
Miss Martha McCabe has returned
TO Emporfa after visit. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur J. AcCabe.
MI Frank Hodges will leave Mon
day for his home in Providence r. L.
Mr. Quinton Adams will accom- pauy
him for a visit
Miss Mary Kinley viii leave for
Chicago Monday after visit to Miss
Gertrude Muivane-
Miss Lulu HeaIy of Los Angeles.
Cal. will enter Kansas University this
fall 80 : u
Miss Sarah Fulton and Miss Ger
trude Fulton will go to Colorado the
last Of the month to spend a weet-
Mr.. A. NJ Fuller and Miss Cs,,ssia
FuIlerleft yesterday for Saratoga. !
Mrs. r B. sweet. Miss Mary sweet
and Miss Ann Sweet who spent the
travelling in Europe landed