The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-08

yon and Karl, left today for their
home in Herington in their new Ste
vens-Duryea car after a visit to Judge
and Mrs. Frank Doster.
Mr.. Richard Hall left today for Yale
after spending the long vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Han
Miss Kate Coleman of Clay Center
Is in town.
Kan, guest of Miss Edna Gafford. will
go home tomorrow. Miss Gafford goes
to Lawrence Monday to begin her
senior year at the universltv'
Mr.. Louis Hall Will leave Thursday
for the Philipps-Andover academy
Andover, Mass. =
Denver Republican, Mrs. H R,
Nickerson, who has been visiting MIS-.
Harry Nash, has returned to her
home in Oklahoma City. -'---.st@ go
Congressman and Mrs. j. NJ. Miller
of Council Grove were in town today
for few hours on their way to Elk
celsior Springs, where Mr. Miller, who
has a touch of malaria and is worn
out from his recent campaign, will rest
for a few weeks.
Mrs. Hollcraft and Miss May Holi>
craft will go to Excelsior Springs
Thursday to spend a fortnight.
Mr. George c. Thompson, who spent
Sunday and Labor day in Topeka, re-
turned to Kansas City last night. Mrs.
Thomson will be here until Thursday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs T.. A.
Herbst
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr Norton of Kansas
City spent the week end and LABOR
day with Mr.. and Mrs. L. B.. McCl I'm :.
Miss Meryl Parks of Kansas. CITY
came TODAY to spend the week with
Miss Louise Heath. Miss isabel Heatn
returned from Kansas City today.
Miss Ruth Whitney of Kansas C1tY
lie aynnofpd this week to WISH MISS
Dorothy Scott.
the Glorietta mountains, New Mexico,
to join her mother, Mrs. ]. F. Mltcheli,
and Misses June and Maxine Mitchen.
They will return in about three weeks.
Miss Helen Mitchell, who mas peen
visiting in Springfield and Joplin, Will
be home this week.
Miss Ruth Woodford is visiting IN
Wamego.
Mr.. Kelsey Petro has returned from
Cawker City where he spent the sum-
mer
Mr.. James Ferguson of San Fran
cisco, Cal. stopped here en- route 20
Europe for a visit to his sister, MIS-
John McClements, 1901 Polk street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Stricken return
ed Monday from Colorado, where they
spent the past month.
Miss Carroll Edwardes of Wichita
will attend a boarding school at Free
= ort, Ill, this winter.
Kansas City Star: Mrs. Edward L.
Wilder returned yesterday from three
weeks stay in Chicago.
Miss Ra Hotchkiss, of Watunga, OK
is visiting Miss Hazel Larkin in Bar
tlesville and they are both expected to
return to Topeka the last of the week
for the fall term at Washburn. MI
Hal Hotchkiss will enter the Washburn
law school this fall. :.
Miss Effie Nelson, of Atchison, IS
a
days.
Mrs. M. Harmon entertained in honor
of her daughter Helens fourteenth
birthday anniversary Saturday evening
Misses Mildred Here, Nellie Hughes,
Hazel Messick, Helen Davis, Ada Walk
err. Idalane Scott, Vera Bishop, Lorraine
SeweH, Marguerite Wagner, Lena
Mayer, Margaret Harmon, Helen dar-
mon. Masters Charles Blakely, Samuel
Lux, Frank Hetherington' Men9eI 10y ~
man. William Crittenden, Claude Kim
sew. Edwin Menninger, Donald wilson,
Grossly Deacon, Sidney EVeringham,
Roy Ardery, Edward Johnson, and
Fred Mayer.
were. visiting Mr.. S; j. Jansen; 1873
Western avenue. and Mr. A @. Anuer-
son. 2O4 Tyler street. have returned to
their home in Ell Paso. Texas.
Mrs. Effie Marsh, of Topeka. is visit
ing her brother, County Super1ntenoenI
Campbell Mrs. Edgar Mattocks
will leave tomorrow for Topeka and
Kansas City to spend two weeks visit
ing Miss Essie Wilson. of South
Eighth street, is in Topeka for weeks
visit-Atchison Globe.
Abilene Chronicle: Mrs. Charles Sapp
returned to Topeka after visit with her
mother, Mrs. Hichon. Mrs. John
Dawson and daughter of Topeka were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Hoyt over
Emporia Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w Hunt. of Topeka, visited yesterday
with Mrs Nellie Martindale and daugh-
tiers.
It's better than a park. You can sit
under a roof and enjoy an outdoor
band concert at the Roof Garden Wed
nesday evening. Light refreshments.
IT'S better than a park. You can sit
under a roof and enjoy an outdoor
hand concert at the Roof Garden Wed
nesday evening. Light refreshments.
It's better than a park. You can sit
under a roof and enjoy an outdoor
hand concert at the Roof Garden Wed
nesday evening. Light refreshments.
IT'S better than a park. You can sit
under a roof and enjoy an outdoor
hand concert at the Roof Garden We'd
nesday evening. Light refreshments.
Mrs. D. J. Horton of Galesburg, Ill,
is visiting at the home of her sister,