The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-04

her and will visit her few weeks.
Miss Helen Stevens of Carbonate is
visiting in Topeka
| Mr.. W. S. Bristol of Anthony, guest |
of his daughter Mrs. Eugene B. Stotts, |
| has returned to his home.
| DR.. Belinda E. Egan of Waverly is |
in town for few days the guest of
Mrs J. v. Rowles.
| Misses Sara and Ruth Stickney have |
returned from an extended coast trip |
They visited the Misses Albert IN Los
/ Angeles. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M Morton |
| in Pasadena, Miss Andrews in san
| Francisco, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Dekalb, |
| their aunt and uncle, in Seattle, and |
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. H Bowling their aunt
and uncle in Denver. Miss Ruth stick |
ney will make an extended visit IN
| Denver, and Miss Sara Stickney came
/ home today.
| Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Griffin who have
been visiting Mr. Griffin's parents at
/ 1927 Monroe street left Tuesday by
way of Denver. Salt Lake and San
Francisco for Los Angeles, where they
II expect to reside in the future.
Il Miss Marjorie Thompson. who grad
uated in June from the high school.
will be a student this year at WASH
burn.
DR. Genevra H Erskine has re-
! turned from Edgerton, where she mas
been visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Booth and
children who have been visiting IN
Cripple Creek, Col. for the past ten
days, will return home. next TUESDAY;
Emporia Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs. Us
! born. of West Lake, entertained last
night with a watermelon party IN
4 honor of Miss Ethel Cooper OF To-
| peka. Ernest Jones, of Topeka,
i visited his father and mother, Mr.. ana
Mrs. J. C. Jones, a short time yester-
day He left in the afternoon Tor
Y Carlsbad, N M, for visit with his
brother, Charles.
| Mrs Annie Perryman Dodge is visit
ing in Leavenworth.
Miss Anna Harrison has returned
from Vermont. where she spent the
month of August. She stopped on hcr
way home in Chicago and Lawrence
Mr. H. A. Spielman has returned
from Lake Okoboji where he spent the
summer with his family. Mrs. Splei-
! man and Miss Helen Spielman viii re-
. turn about the middle of the month.
Mr.. H. c. Leonard and Miss Ruth
Leonard are visiting in Washington
D. c.
Mr.. D. A. Alexander of Beatrice,
f Neb, who is visiting the family of Mr.
3 w. S. Goss, SIS Harrison street, VIII
: leave in a few days for Lincoln, Neb..
where he will attend the University OF
: Nebraska.
Miss Madeline Whitney has returned
. from Kansas City, where she has been
visiting.
f Mr.. William Wellhouse has gone to
1
f Mr.. and Mrs j. G. Bauer and Misses
, Gertrude, Minna and Ruth Bauer have
returned from an automobile trip
through Kansas. They We're gone Tor
) a week and went through Emporla to
Wichita and returned by way OF juno
: ton City and Manhattan.
) Mr. and Mrs. w. H. sI4ininger are in
Kansas City for a few days.
; Mrs. A B. Pomeroy, guest of Mrs.
Fannie Sutherland, returned today to
, | her home in Baldwin.
Miss Pauline Murray of Wellington,
| who has been in Chicago, will arrive
Friday and will be the guest for few
days of Miss Helen Haughey.
Miss Leta Coats-of Kansas City is
| the guest of Mrs. Charles ]. Skinner.
| Mrs Frank Crane and her daughter,
Dorothy. have returned from Old Or
chard. Maine, where they have been
since June.
:: from Kansas City, where she was the
guest of Miss Ruth Whitney and at
| tended the Delta dance.
Mrs Lavinia E. Starr and Mrs.
Daisy Noftham OF 913 West Eighth
Iavenue started Wednesday for Wiscon-
/ sin, where they viii spend the month
of September. -rs
The Rev. O. T. sDeever of the First
U. B. church has returned from Whit
ing where he performed the ceremony
| at the wedding of Miss Laura Spencer
of Whiting and Mr.. Frank NJ. Chap
man. who was the superintendent of
the Onaga schools last year. Mr.. and
Mrs Chapman have gone to Chicago
to spend the winter.
Clay Center Dispatch: Mrs. A. G.
McQuillen entertained about twenty
five ladies at her beautiful home last
Friday from to 6 p. m, in honor of
her friend, Mrs. Criswen of Topeka.
Atchison Globe: Mrs. Jack Clark OF
Topeka and Mrs. Walter Wagner or
Kansas City are visiting Mrs M. J.
Clark in Park Place. Jack Clark is
moving from St. Joe to Topeka.
/ Mrs. Matte Berky and her son left
yesterday for her home near Kinsley,
accompanied part of the way by her
Il sister, Mrs Minnie John.
Il Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mattingly of
st. Joseph, Mo-, are in town TO visit
his parents and attend the fair.
4 Ottawa Herald: Mrs. Clarence
Crum is Entertaining her mother, Mrs.
I l. M Darling of Coffeyville. DR.. and
Mrs Markham of Quenemo and Mrs.
1T. E. Sabine of Topeka. Miss
| Cora McNutt of Topeka, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
/ Goodin, returned this morning. Miss
McNutt is secretary of the Y. w. c. A.
at Topeka.