The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-10

to camp out for a week.
Mr.. Galen Nichols returned home
from California today.
Mrs. Fred Bonebrake and her children
of Usage City are guests of her mother
Mrs. Jane Thompson. Mr.. Bonebrake
VIII join them tonight and will leave
next week with his son, Fred, for Lud-
ington. to spend the hay fever season;
Mrs. Bonebrake and her daughter will
be here during their absence.
Miss Berenice Fuller will return
Tuesday from a visit in Jewell City.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Ehrsam, of En-
terprise, will arrive in Topeka Sunday
from trip through Utah and Wyom-
Ing and will be guests at the d. A
their sons, David and Billy, have been
visiting while they have been west
Miss Geneva Henderson will go to
Manhattan next week to visit Miss
Miss Hazel Howe returned last night
from Wichita. Miss Howe came home
oIncially, that is according to the S.
n. the first of the week, but actually
Misses Helen Sharitt and Gertrude
Mulvane will go to Enterprise the last
OF the month to visit Mrs. w. ]. Ehr-
sam. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. George. Wesley Hack
ney are the parents of a son born
yesterday at Christ hospital. Mrs.
Hackney was before her marriage Miss
Fay Smith.
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the guest of his parents, will leave
tuesday for New York.
Mrs William E. Drechsel and her
children are in Colorado
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley whitman left
today for Vermont to spend a month.
Miss Villa Rodgers and Miss MARI
thompson have returned from a visit
in Ottawa.
Miss Vivian futile, Miss Helen
and Miss Alice Wingett went 20 Wa
karusa today to spend a few days with
Miss Daisy and Lora Neil who are
spending the summer on the Neil ranch
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Myers left
today for Alexandria, Mimi, to spend
a month. They will be at home on their
return at 900 Topeka avenue.
Mrs. Harry Davis, 900 Topeka avenue
has returned from a visit to her son in
Chanute.
Mr.. Bert Reid has returned from
visit to New York and Canada.
F. s. Savage, head of the advertis-
department of the Santa Fe, with head
quarters at Topeka, was in the city
today, incidentally gathering material
for some strong boosting for Colorado,
soon to be put out by his company.
Mrs. H. c. knight is entertain
ing the Misses Ruth Hoagland, Flossie
Eddy and Stella Baird, all of Topeka,
Kan.-Pueblo Chieftain.
Prof. W. L. Hofer has gone to James
town, N. Y, and Binghamton, for a
stay of three weeks.
Miss Lucy Dickinson has returned
from visit to Miss Maud Neyhart IN
Burlington. r.
Miss Julia Wellhouse has returned
from visiting in Leavenworth and
Tonganoxie.
Mr.. Richard F. Hayden will be home
next week from business trip to Nor
folk and Jamestown, Va and New
York -1--
Mr.. w. A. S. Bird has gone to Col
orado, ~...e.r p.
Mrs c. G. whipple and her daughter
Jean will go to Cascade, Col, the mid
die of the month to spend a fortnight
with Mrs. Edwin c. Fox at her summer
cottage.
Col. F.. S. Savage will return next
week from a business trip to Colorado
and leave accompanied by Mrs. Savage
and their son for Galveston from where
they will sail for New York to spend
a few weeks at eastern cities and re-
sorts.
Mr.. Tinkham Veale will leave next
week for a trip to New York.
Mr., and Mrs. E. T. Cartilage and
Miss Helen Cartilage will leave the
first of September on trip to the City
of Mexico. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Foster left to-
day for Boston and Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Strauss expect to
leave Topeka for San Antonio, Tex, to
remain permanently. Mr.. Strauss will