The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-15

Mr.. Miles Merret left for sutton,
Kan, today.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Lacey left today
for tour of Colorado resorts.
Mrs John Morehead is i'll at her
home, 1893 North Quincy street.
Mr.. Hall Priddy left today for Mon
tana. where he has an engagement to
pitch ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hamilton and
family left today to spend month in
Dayton, Ohio.
Miss Edith Gabriel left today for a
fortnight's visit at Valley Falls, Her :
fngton and Onaga.
The Church of the Good Shepherd is
to give a social tomorrow evening at
Miss Kate Kings
Mr.. Charles Weigle and Mr.. George
Diest have gone to San Francisco to
remain permanently.
Mr.. S. H. Thomas and family, who
have been visiting a week in King
man, Kan, have returned.
Mrs. John Thompson, whose home is
six miles northwest of the city, is ser
iously ill at Bethesda hospital.
Miss Nell weatherholt and Mrs. D. w
Kline will spend Sunday in Junction
City, the guests of Mrs. w. c. A. Carr.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dolman left
today for short visit with their
daughter Mrs. w. Fuller at St. Jo-
seph.
Miss Nettie Curtis and brother Ell
more of Paris, Mo. are the guests of
their aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
w. Curtis.
Miss Heloise Green leaves Sunday
for Chicago to remain a week or ten
days, bfore going to Mayfield, KY, for
the winter.
Mr.. Robert Paterson and family of
Atchison. who have come here to re-
side permanently, will be located
at 113 Kious street.
Mrs Moses Murphy and daughter
Melwtne and Mrs. NJ. Lytle are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Church.
man, 1906 Monroe street.
Miss Madeline BAIL of Hayes City, who
has been visiting friends and relatives
in the city, has gone to Atchison for
short visit before returning home.
One of the large plate glass in the
window of Pratt Bros Hardware COM
pany was broken by the chips flying
from the breaking Of the cement of the
old pavement where it was too high for
the laying of the brick.
All the Christian churches of the city
Will have rally at the Third church
tomorrow night preparatory for the ma
tional convention at Norfolk, Va. The
attendance of the North side church
members is much desired
Mr.. F. H. Bentley, who attended
the golden wedding anniversary of
Mrs. Bentley's parents at Atchison,
has returned. Mrs. Bentley who ac-
companied her husband to Atchison.
will not return until the latter part of
the week
Mrs. John Harrington and daugh-
tiers May and Nellie and sons David,
Charles and Tommy of Parsons. are
guests of Mrs. Herrington's father,
w E. Jones of East Gordon street.
Mr.. Harrington will come Sunday and
accompany them home some time
next week.
A wedding of interest to people of the
North side was that Of Miss Stella Janet
Irwin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. P.
Irwin, of III Jefferson street to Mr..
Jacob Lewis. Mr.. Lewis gathers the
North Topeka news for the Capital Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis left today for a camping
and hunting trir
Caspar Degand, a Russian, wants to
return to his home land. This is one of
the unusual cases of a Russian ever
having desire to return to the cars
kingdom. Degand worked In the Santa
Fe shops for six years until he finally
received severe injury which caused
him to lie in the hospital for II months.
When he was finally discharged it was
to find himself a cripple for life. His
parents are still in the old country
which has instilled the hcmesick feeling
in his breast.