The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-30

Niagara Falls. They will sail July 4
from New York on the Koenig Louisa
for Naples, Italy, and will spend two
| months in Europe. Mrs. r. B. Hig-
gins of Fort Madison, Iowa, who has
been visiting Miss Ely will accompany
them as far. as her home.
Mr.. Arthur Mills is down town again
after a weeks illness.
Mr. Harry Ashby returned to his
| home, Tulsa, Oklahoma, today after a
short visit in Topeka.
| Mrs. w. L. Dickey and her daugh-
| tiers. Misses Caroline, Elizabeth, Dor
! othy and Mamie Lyle Dickey. of Tulsa,
| Oklahoma, left today for Manitou and
| Williams canon, Colorado to spend the
summer. They have been the guests of
Mrs. Dickey's brother. Mr.. Archie Will
liams and Mr.. Burns Williams.
| Mr.. George Hayden will return to-
night from a business trip to Seneca.
| Mr.. Foster Baxter of Kansas City is
| spending a week in town.
| Mrs. Mary Sparks who makes her
home with her daughter. Mrs. Clement
| Smith. has gone to Hutchinson to
| spend a month
Miss Mabel Burriss of Burton. guest
| over Sunday of Miss Florence WEIGH,
returned home Monday.
Mr. Will Goodrich of St. Louis ar
rived today for visit to his father,
Mr.. H. K. Goodrich.
| Miss Margaret Carver left yesterday
| to spend a week in Winfield.
Mrs. J. S. Irwin Of Herington will ar
rive this week to visit Mrs. Harold
! Cartilage Mrs. Smith of Chicago is
| the guest of Mrs. Cartilage.
Miss Florence Tucker and Miss Mary
| Gaylord left yesterday for Toledo,
( Ohio. From there Miss Gaylord will go
| to Boston for a visit and Miss Tucker
will join her aunt on trip to Niagara
Falls, Quebec and Montreal
I Keller and Miss Grace
Keller of Cincinnati Ohio. arrived yes
| terday for a visit to Miss Josephine
| Lynch.
| Colonel ]. w. F. Hughes returned
yesterday from Omaha, Neb.
Miss Gladys Scott returned today
from Peoria. Ill.
| Ottawa Herald: Miss Bessie While
] arrived from Topeka today for two
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. ]. w. While.
Mrs Keitel and son Waldeman. of st.
Louis, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Keitel, 719 West Huntoon.
Miss Josephine Ruth. daughter of
\ Mr. and Mrs. NJ Cornell of 719 Adams,
| and Mr. Edward E. Smith. son of Mrs.
b. e. Smith of 1874 Madison, were mar
ried this morning by the Rev. F. E.
| Mallory. After a trip through Color
ado they will be at home at S34 Madi-
! son street.
Mrs. W. G. Boon, assisted by her
daughters. Misses Elsie and Nellie, en-
tertained Monday in honor OF her
daughter Lillian Victorias eighth birth
day anniversary. Invitations were ex-
tended to Misses Lola and Hazel
Hixen. Ruth Preissner. Eva Grow, Ar
line Mileham. Ella Richards. Norma
Fagen Fern Rathenger, Arta Heinz
| man, Thelma Patton. Mildred Aikens,
| Mamie Boon, Gladys Tendon. Mil
| bred White, Mary White. Gertrude Mil
Ter. Helen Hubble, Masters Samuel and
william Crow. Kirk White. Ralph Cox,
Louis Cox, George White, Albert Walk
| or Arthur Boon Orville Brown, True
man Hazen.
The Richardson art embroidery club
will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs
7. H. McCleshey, 719 Lane street
DR.. A. NJ. Edison will join the Law
renee motor boat excursion saturday
with his boat, The Doctor, which has
been rebuilt In his party will be Mrs
Murdoch, Mrs. Cox, and Mrs Heacox
of Manhattan, Willard Pierce and o.
B. Edison. ,u
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Ginger MISS
Alice Ginger, and Mr.. Fernley Ginger
a06 East Second street, left today roi
New York and Philadelphia to spenc
| month.
Mrs. Jack McInnes and her children
of Kansas City are visiting MIS- j.
Kelly. SIS Madison street.
Miss palsy Neil left today for Los
Angeles. Cal, to spend the rest of tins
summer with her sister, Mrs. Geors'
Overmyer. u
Mr.. A. B. Whiting. his daughter. Mrs
F.. S. Hand of New York. and her tW'
children, Katharine and Elizabeth, Wh'
have been visiting him. and his grand
children. Mary Helen and Hampton
Shirer. left today for California tt
1 spend two months.
Mrs. Millspaugh. Mrs. Charles Brook:
Thomas. Miss Mary Hambleton ane
i Miss Nellie Millspaugh left Monday Io'