The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-19

! is the guest of his aunt. Mrs. Charles
E Gault. His father. Mr.. W. H. Can
I niff, who was here last week, left Sat
/ urday. Mr.. Gault. who has been in
the Isles of Pines on business trip,
expected to sail from there for New
York last Friday and will probably be
/ home the end of this week.
Miss NJ. E. Quigley, OF Colorado
Springs, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
.. H Forbes and family.
Miss Eloise Boiler of Hastings, Neb.,
| is the guest of Miss Lillian Mckee,
1923 Van Buren street
Mr.. ]. NJ. Council left Sunday for
Denver accompanied by Miss Connell
and Miss Frances Council.
Mrs. d. B. Johnson. 1926 Harrison
street, was called to Lcgansport, Ind,
last week by the death of her sister
in-law, Mrs. Thomas E. Depew, Jr.
hrs. Depew, with her husband, has Wis
tied their relatives in Topeka, making
T any friends while here. She died af-
ter lingering illness of several months.
Miss Thee yBartel of Los Angeles, Cal,
who spent two weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Harry Goodrich. returned Satur-
day night to her home in California.
Mr.. E. B Merriam has returned from
a trip to New England.
Miss Mabel CutEbert has returned
from a short isit in Wichita
The Rev. and Mrs Carl w. Nau of
lola are guests of Mrs. Nau's people,
the H. ]. Crow family.
Miss Dora Ware of Kansas City is
the guest of Miss Emily Seery. They
spent Sunday in Valencia
Mr.. John w. Newell left Saturday for
Narragensett Pier to attend the ma
tional convention of commercial law
yers.
Mrs. r. NJ Fulton and son, John
who have been guests of Dr. and Mrs:
J. T.. Minney for three weeks, will
leave Saturday for their home in ST.
Louis.
Mrs. AIihleisen and Miss Jessie
Mihleisen left Sunday to spend the rest
OF the summer in Minneapolis, MINI.
Miss Dorothy Gleed left Saturday to
spend few days with her grandmoth-
er, Mrs. c. J. Brown. of Blue Rap
IDS.
Miss Charlotte Chambers and Miss
Matte Chambers left Saturday to
spend two weeks at Elkhart Lake, Wis
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayland Chapman have
returned from Cayuga. N. Y, where
they spent two weeks.
Dr. and Mrs. Willis Coston spent, to- |
day with Mrs. c. b. Esterly of Law
renee. 4
Mr. Malcolm Copeland left Sunday
I light to spend two weeks in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Atherton and
their three daughters of Honolulu Wis
tied Mrs. L. o. Case. Mrs. AthertOn
is a sister of Mrs. Dan Case. They
are just from the Hawaiian Islands.
Miss Virginia Meade spent Sunday
with Mrs. George Knostman. who
was formerly Miss Mabel Skinner, at
Mrs. L. a. Ryder is spending the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ross in
Kansas City.
Miss Grace Proudft has gone to
Alexandria Mimi, to spend the sum- |
mer with Judge and Mrs. Miller of |
Kansas City, Kan, who have a cot |
tage there.
Mr.. Frank Grant Kelly whose mar
rage to Miss Jane Owens of Chicago |
will take place August 5, has pur-
chased property at $50 Greenwood |
avenue PotWin, where he will build |
a house where they will be at home |
after it is completed. On their re-
turn from a lake trip Mr.. and Mrs
Kelley will be temporarily with Mr..
KelIey's mother and sister at 224
Greenwood avenue.
sas City, Kan, today to take a tenn
porary position in the office of the
state grain inspector.
Mrs H. E. Ray and her two
children left Sunday night for San
Bernardino, Cal, where she will join
her husband Mr.. Ray is general
storekeeper for the Santa Fe there
and they will make their permanent
residence in San Bernardino.
Miss Mary Mcclure, accompanied by
Miss Ida Goodrich of Valley Falls
left today for an extended trip to the
northwest. Mrs. Hostetter and Miss
Goodrich will return through Yellow
stone Park and Miss Mcclure will go
to southern California to spend the
winter.
Miss Lillian Stevenson and Miss
Grace Stevenson have gone to Kansas
City to spend a week with Miss Ethel
Wickham.