The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-01

you! Not a stitch of bedding or table
linen in EN-! And one trunk just
niIed with hatsi" 1t took the village
snoop three weeks and cost her many
cup of tea for Abby Simpson, the
newcomers hired girl, to find out
about the contents Of those trunks but
the next day the whole town knew
that she had dozens of dresses. some
Low in the Neck. and the only rea-
sonable conclusion, of course, was
that the new woman who had bought
the Colonel Griggs place had been on
the stage.
The Golden Rule club gave a sur
Carruth who leaves next week with
prise party yesterday for Mrs. A G.
her family for Overlook to r reside
permanently. -
A Topeka woman is teasing her
husband to. buy her a dog on the
ground that she must have some
iiiiis 20 -oVe|f - ;.c..t,!sccoed ST.
Notes ana Personal Mention
Miss Lillian Valentine left Tuesday
for the City of Mexico to spend two
months with her sister, Mrs. J.. F.. Mer-
Mr.. Dick Hayden left TODAY for
business trip to Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Eugene Huntington Ware, her
daughter, Jeanette, and her father,
Mr.. Selden Spencer, left this morning
for Omaha. They stopped in Atchison
Ingalls,.
Mr.. S. ]. Brandenburg of Dayton, O., ;.
whose marriage to Miss Margaret John
ston is the social event of next week in
Topeka, is expected to arrive with his
best man Saturday. -r -e7 SGD
Mrs. w. p McGibbon, of Chicago, is
the guest of Miss Caro- =Deming.a ,-;a
Miss Edith Moore is in1Colorado.
or \,
ter Harriet, left today for the Minnie
sofa lakes, to spend a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Winfield Null
vane left today for the Jersey coast to
spend the rest of the summer
Judge and Mrs. Lee Monroe left
today for Jamestown, washington,
New York and other eastern cities
and summer resorts
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Crittenden left
today for Chicago and Milwaukee to
spend the month of August.
Miss Fannie L. Benedict. OF Jackon-
Vile, Fla, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. G.
w. w. Yates at 323 Greenwood ave-
Kansas City Star: Mrs. Daniel A
Clements and her son, Dan, jr.. will
leave tomorrow for New York to Wis
it Mrs. Clements's son, Mr.. Thomas A.
Clements, formerly of kansas City.
Leavenworth Post: Mr. and Mrs.
E. w. GRANGER and children, left to-
day for Northern Minnesota, to spend
the remainder of the summer.
LAWRENCE Gazette: Mrs: R. NJ.
Akers of Topeka is spen ding the sum-
mer in Lawrence with Mrs. o. A.
Mr.. N. E. Keller came
down from Topeka to take little
fishing trip with V. D. Keller and Will
Atchison Globe: Miss Sudie Weav-
er of Omaha, who is visiting her cou-
sin. Mrs. Frank Gilbert, has gone to
Topeka to visit relatives. She will re-
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main two weeks. Mrs James CHS
man and Mrs. John Klopfenstein were
called to Topeka Tuesday by. the Sc
rious illness of their sister. Mrs. Sam
uel Swenson, who underwent an op-
Grafton for stomach trouble.
Norton Telegram: Mrs DIR. F. J.
Ernest of Topeka. who is sister of
DR.. Wilson. of Norton. is visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Wilson of To-
peka are at the Ruxton. Manitou. for
the rest of the summer.
Miss Julia Larimer. Miss isabel
Heath, Mr.. Jay Close and Mr.. Bernard
Mr.. J. d. Corbett and son Kenneth
will leave next week for Eads. Colo.
where they will visit Mr.. Clyde Corbett.
Miss Mary. Close has returned from
Mrs. H c. Woodside and son Arthur
of Redonda Beach. Call are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Davis.
Mr.. Herbert Lininger and Mr.. Roy
Starr left today for Chicago to spend a
few weeks.
Mrs. ]. F. Drake of Pasadena, Cal,
arrived yesterday and will remain sew
eral weeks with her daughter, Mrs. S.
A. Scott, 1887 Clay street.
Mr.. Roy Rauch left today for Ari-
iona where he will spend a few weeks.
Mrs. Sherman Walters and two sons
of Hiawatha are guests of Mrs. Byron
Davis for a week.
Miss Pearl Martin, Misses EIma and
Mabel Holmes and Miss Elizabeth |
Woodburn leave tonight for Denver, |
Palmer Lake and Colorado Springs y
lola Record: Miss Cora Klein viii |