The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-12
Santa Fee Watch Inspector

county Familiarity known among his
friends and old residents as Buck Mil
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Boursaw will reside
at the old Miller homestead, east of
Tecumseh.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Whitcomb gave
a birthday and surprise party foretheir
oldest daughter, her fifteenth, birth:
day Wednesday evening. The guests
were: Miss Lizzie Moloney, Miss Abb
bic Moloney, Miss Hazel Low. Miss
Amandy Valcouer, Miss Margaret
Laehy. Miss Fay Cronkhite, Miss Ha-
eel Cronkhite, Miss Anna Hayes, Miss;
Bertha Gerbrick, Miss Margaret Mon
liam George, Mr.. Claude Ashton, Mr..
Joseph Costello, Mr.. Louis Costello,
Mr.. Allen Hayes, Mr.. Freddie VAL
couer, Mr.. Roy Pinney, Mr.. Clyde
chester whitcomb, Mrs. Moloney.
Mrs, Valcouer and Mrs. Gerbrick. :
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. Harry A. Bubb of Williams
port, Pa, arrived Sunday to join Mrs.
Bubb and their little son who have
been the guests for some time of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett R.
Wheeler for the last week of their
visit. They will leave Sunday or Mon
day for Williamsport. Miss Eleanor
Wheeler will be home from Manhat-
tan where she is d student at II. > A.
c. to spend Sunday. --
Dr. HensIey and Mr.. w. E. Davis
are in western Kansas on a. shooting
trip.
Miss Helen Estey will go to Law
renee tomorrow morning to spend
Friday and Saturday with Miss Edna
Hopkins at the Theta house.
Mr.. Norris L. Gage arrived Wednes-
day from Ashtabula. Ohio and will
spend a month in Topeka.
No.
Frank Clough are at home at the
Broadway apartments, 3506 Broad
way.
Miss Auabelle Troutman was in
Lawrence this week to attend a con-
cert by Rudolph CAM. pianist, and to
who Is a student at the university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar James, Mr.. and
Mrs. Drum and Miss Eads of Ottawa
came to Topeka Tuesday in touring
car returning Wednesday.
Mr. Harry C. Ashby returned to
Tulsa. Okla, yesterday after a few
days stay in town. /
Miss Alice Rossington Will return
this evening from short visit to her
sister, Mrs. Walter Colpitts of Kansas
Mrs. ]. w Heslett left today for
Washington, D. c., to join Mr.. Hes
lett in permanent home.
Miss Edna Thompson of Minnea-
polls, Kan, is the guest of Miss Rose
Mitchell and Miss Frances Brown.
Mrs Emily A. Smith of Muskeegan,
Mich. is here to spend the winter
with Mrs Carlton G. Whipple and |
Mrs. c. A. Booth.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Noble, who were |
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Bun |
ger, have returned from Palestine. Tex |
Mrs Alexander Charles Of Cedar |
Rapids. Ia, has arrived to spend the |
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Bun
ger.
Miss Anna Harrison returned Tues |
day from a several weeks stay in |
New York and Washington, D. C.
Conundrum: Which member of the |
II. II. club gets the $50 90 in cash?
ottawa Herald: Mrs. Clark Bird |
at dinner Tuesday evening |
Mrs. Williamson. Mrs Tyler of To- |
peka and Miss Bertha Williamson
Miss Bessie Morris of Atchison is |
her sister. Mrs. George "A. |
Ehret.
salina Union: Mrs. George Peters |
and Mrs. Henry Anderson entertained |
in honor of Mrs. D. c. Pratt of To- |
peka, Monday afternoon, at the home |
of the former. Mrs. Pratt has been |
here visiting her husband, and left |
for her home at Topeka
The Progressive Bee club will meet /
with Mrs. S. F. Rice. 423 Taylor street, |
Friday afternoon.