The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-11

|nhone So she neglected to give the
information requested and d1screetly
gave her undivided attention 10 her
lunch.
Having finished his meal. the man let
and the traveller decided that her thrill
ing experience was over. But When sne
cpened the door, there stood that man nan
b1,vine fruit at stand next door, he
WHISPERED to the merchant, hurry up,
hurry up" and grabbing his parcel
started toward her with a smlhng iaoe
but receiving a sphinx-like stare OF IN
recognizing surprise. he changed MS
r,ind and went in the other direction.
The girl, having returned nome, tens tens
this story to her most intimate siri
friends. when they stay all night with
| her, as the most thrilling experience u
her life But she is only 10.
Notes and Personal Mention.
nv and Mrs Charles Lands of Os-
horne are visiting MI. anu MS
MIS-. Frank Doster has returned
from Denver where she has been WISH
ing her son. Captain Chase Doste
Mr.. Charles Caldwell has reIu1 rn.
rom silver Lake with DR.. and MRS.
| p. p. Dudley. After two weeks. stay
nere he will go back to Costa Rlca- G.
Mr.. John Doster is back from . ~,
nest Of his brother, DR.. Wade Doster-
| Mrs. w. H. Tucker and her n1olnei,
Mrs G. w. Kidney, are spending
week in Shawnee, Okla.
| Mrs. r. L. Hamilton and ner oaoy
orc here from Beloit visiting rela-
Mrs. M. c. Hamaker entertained the
Taxa Art Embroidery club To-Day al
Ter home, 1891 Clay street. w.s shon-
| Mrs G. Bolon of Belolt was shop-
I'M Mrs Alice Clugston of Kansas City
is visiting Topeka FRIENDS.
Mrs. De We're Rafter -, and ner , son
| David of Holton spent THURSDAY Will
| Mrs David Overmyer- $3.50
Miss Grace Petro of Belolt. VINO
came to Topeka for the teachers CON
xention, returned yesterday.
| Mrs H A. Auerbach, who mas peen
,,isitine her mother, Mrs. A. B. Deutsch
| - carthage. Mo-, returned Ihursoay.
Mrs T. r. Johnson, who has been IN
Kansas City for short vlsit' relurheu
Thursday. pa1oi+ snent
| r-,,,nrsdav in Topeka on business.
Mrs. r. S. Magee left yesterday 70
! ne the guest of Mrs. J. Z. farHheeer VI
Fskridge until Saturday. ,r.a.
Edna Gafford of Lawrence have re-
,urned after a short visit to Miss CAT
ford's parents, Mr.. and Mrs ). T. Gar
ford. c,i+,, Who
is visiting Mrs. H H. Hazlett, will re-
t11rn to her home Saturday.
| Miss Louise Wood and Miss Hazel
Risteen went to Leayenworth To-Day
| Tor visit with Mrs. Edwin DAVIS
Mr. and Mrs. j. n. Hostetter' VINO
lave been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
W. r. Stubbs, returned Thursday to
heir home in Mulvane. Kan
| Miss Helen Haughey Will go TO Law
renee Friday to attend the Phi Deit
Mr.. and Mrs Chester woodward and
their two children have returned from
a visit to Mr.. Woodward's mother, MRS
r. w woodward, of Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Strickland ie1t
TODAY for Rich Hill, Missouri, where
they will join a hunting party They
will also visit st. Louis and Galveston,
| and will return after two weeks
Mrs Marie Price Wear will be nome
next week to spend the winter in To-
peka For the past two months she mas
been studying at the New York School
, of Fine Arts.
:, Miss Bernice Healey of Los Angeles
will return to her home Saturday, aftel
visit of a few weeks with Topeka
friends.
Il Mrs. T. r. Sturgeon of Lathrop, Mis-
| souri, returned home Wednesday after
t months visit with her sister, Mrs f. +
, Moore.
Mr.. J. L. Hunt returned WEDNESDAYS
from visit with his parents in Evans
J ton. Illinois
| Mr.. w. H. culp of Tucson. Arizona