The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-30

| fashioned mother who always said just
before she left her home for a short
visit: Now, Johnny, don't you dare 20
pull the cats tail when I'm gone.''
Virtue is it's own reward" quoth
/ the Sage of Railroad street this morn
| ing. Yes" uttered a bystander w 10
| had once tried to please his mother-tn-
| law, land I fully realize that phrase
implies virtue is its only reward"
Il saw an article in a popular weekly
| recently which told how the Egyptians
give bathing parties in the hot wealth
er. In that country man often in
vites his friends to nicely furnished
bath house and the company spends
the day in the cool, comfortable water
At intervals refreshments are served.
In some ways the Egyptians are ahead
of others" said Quincy street man.
Yes" replied his neighbor, they are
certainly in the swim in those parties. >
Remarked a Menoken man this
morning: There is this consolation
about the hot weather. This season
very few people are asking: Is it hot
enough for you?'"
Said a Fairchild street man today:
MY idea of undeserved luck is to have
my only collar button break when 1 am
dressing in hurry"
Notes and Personals.
H. Fl. Bair captured a horned toad
Thursday afternoon. The animal was
running around in the gutter on Kan
sas avenue. Mr.. Bair says he may make
a pet of the creature. Its chief diet has
been flies so far.
Special sale of all trimmed hats at
Mrs. Todd's hat shop at 917 North Kan
sas avenue:
SO to S15 patterns for 50.
IS to SO patterns for SIS.
So to So patterns for 81.
The fountain in the Union Pacific
modelled. A statue to represent Venus
will be erected for a centerpiece. It
will be about 20 feet high.
List your property with Olinger. real
estate, loans and insurance, sol North
Kansas avenue.
Mrs. Elizabeth Reece of Granville has
been called to Syracuse on account of
the illness of her brother Frank. He
is thought to be suffering with heart
trouble.
Robert Spetter. the son of J. R. spet-
ter of Quincy street, is visiting at the
home of Mr. Spetter's uncle, Joseph
1ngenthrom, near Burnett's mound.
Model bakery bread is the bread of
the summer time,
A. V. LindeH, assistant cashier of the
Shawnee State bank. has returned
Maple Grove, where he has been camp
ing for some time. He has sore
thumb on his right hand as a result of
the effects of a catfish sting.
See the Texas excursion announce
ment in the Journal tomorrow. L. c.
Boyce.
Miss Bessie Jones of Emporia will ar
rive this evening for a visit with her
mother, Mrs. c. H. Jones, of 923 Quincy
street.
We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindness shown at
the sickness and death of our darling |
baby, also for the beautiful floral Of |
ferings. Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Howard !
and family.
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. w. E. Bay on Guthrie avenue. The |
frontier lesson of Forward Missionary |
study was conducted by Mrs. w. NJ. |
Van Ness. Following the lesson !
dainty refreshments were served. Those |
present were: Mrs. George Stratemey- |
er of Oklahoma City. Mrs. J. c. Clouse, |
Miss Weigelt, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mccall, Mrs.
Grace Hannah Miss Towne. Mrs Ar
thur See, Mrs. Eldred. Mrs. Rowe, Mrs.
ner Mrs. G. c. Berry, Mrs. w. NJ Van |
Ness, Mrs. w. E. Section, Mrs. Mary
Petro, Mrs. w. H. Zarker, Mrs. D. G.
Foltz, Mrs. John Kull. Mrs. Olson. Mrs
D. A. Wizer, Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Bay. Miss
Fay Armstrong Miss Elizabeth Van
Ness, Miss Dorothy Section, Miss Lois
Bale Berry, Selma Bay,
Harold Bay.
The Balm wagon, the best, at Pratt
The Church Of the Good Shepherd
will give an ice cream social Thursday,
August 5, at the home of W. r. Barrett
at 515 Horne street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oran Layton of 934
Monroe street are the parents of girl
BORN yesterday. On the same day two
years ago. a boy was born to them
Recently families have moved from
he South side and from out of the city
@ the North side. Among the newcom
ers are, L. Holman who has moved
rom the South side to 1895 Jackson
street, William Fluke from the South
side who has located at 1856 Holman
street, Mrs. Brand. who has moved
rom the south side to lib Central
avenue, Mrs Minnie Houser and Mr..
and Mrs NJ NJ. Munson who have
moved from Carbonate to 1914 and
512 Quincy street respectively.
Mrs. G. F. Fisher of 1401 Tyler street
las returned from Concordia after a
short visit. She was taken suddenly i'll
here and was forced to come home.
Ed Guise of Chicago is visiting rela-
ives in the vicinity of the North side
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hutchinson are
camping in Garfield park Mrs. w. W
Alvey and Miss Alta Van Boll<enherg
# Cleveland, Mo. are visiting them
Mrs Alvey is a sister of Mrs. Hutch
nson. Miss Van Bolkenberg is