The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-07

| piuTs OkIdnOlnd, spent yesterday IN the
city the guest of his daughter. Miss
Lucy Green.
Miss Anna Van SAINT of Muskogee.
Oklahoma. is visiting her mother, Mrs.
! A. j. Van SAINT of sos Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Lathrop and
daughter of Blue Rapids, Kan, are
visiting in Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. NJ. Hale left today
for Salt Lake City and jerome, Idaho,
where they will visit their son, Mr.. j.
| NJ. Hale.
Mrs. j. F. BuzzelI has returned from
| her trip to Boston. bringing her moth
| er. Mrs. Sleeper. and her niece, Miss
Marjorie Erwin. Miss Erwin is grad
| uate of the New England Conservatory
| of Music and expects to teach classes
| in piano music while here this win
ter.
Mr.. Thomas Butler leaves this even
| ing for Denver.
Miss Minnie Middaugh returned this
| week from Mcfarland. accompanied by
Miss Maude Ten Eycke. who will
visit at Sunny Slope, the Middaugh
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Guthrie and M
and Mrs. George N. Johnson n. left today
for a trip to Denver and Salt Lake.
Mr.. w. L. Osborne has gone east on
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Hamnfatt left to-
dav to spend several weeks at Emmett
Beach. Mich.
Miss Frances Walsh has gone to st.
Joseph to spend a week.
Mrs. c. A. Fuller and daughter Mar
garette left today for Warren. OHIO
called there by the death of Mrs. Full
er's sister-in-law-
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Dean have re
turned to st. Louis: They LETT tn men
baby with Mrs. L. M. CRAWFORD, MIs'
Miss GLADYS Scott returned last night
from Denver. -,
leave Monday to spend several weeks weeks
with Mrs Mills brother, Mr.. Kirk
White. at Winona. Wis
Miss Esther Lynch, Miss LuciIe
for Maple Hill, where they will join the
CuIpeppers. Lynches and Holcomps III
their camping trip. Miss JosePhinIe
Lynch will spend the ten days Win
Miss Gertrude Clevenger.
The Ladies' Aid of the Christian
church of Oakland will hold social on
the church lawn Wednesday evening"
Aug. IS. 1,oloio1,
Oklahoma, is here on a visit at me ne
home of her sister, Mrs. ]. w: DeGroI I.
she will probably visit another sister
in St. Marys before returning noHl ef
Mrs. Canady is former reelAeii'
Va NE and Mrs. c. E. Lagerstrom and
sons leave for Colorado Springs TINS
evening to be gone several Nee 9Eo,,sos
civ Mo. who has been conhned 70
her he'd at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Davis, is not any
better ..- -+ar into
Ms Trapp's cafe. 712 Kansas avenue
ard get a nice cold slice of Watermeloh'
Ten cents. c,o++onuood
NE nassed through Topeka Friday
on his wav home from Europe Wnert
he has been touring the contll9 5l
since Nav. His sister, Miss Janet NC
Nee who accompanied him, stopped III
ScTf
MIS- MYRTLE Broom will leave sun
daV for a visit in St. Joe. Miss Mar
earet Harris, Miss Minnie MlqqduSIl
Mr. clifford Deppe, Mr.. Hugh Harrles
80 Nj Raw Harris are planning to
spend sunday of next week as her
Miss Gladys Bennett has gone E3t.rt to
Marion, the guest OF MISS MY nc
Hodges for a week. ., 49,
Mrs John Sheahan entertained the
following little girls ThurSuay 10 go IT,
brate the thirteenth blrthday Oh me-
daughter Ruth Those present were:
Ma stevens, Marie Cooper, Mary
Miller. Katie Durkin, Rosa Durkln'
Cecil Davis. Leona Davis, Tresla Dur
kin. Lois HayWo0di, Ven Genaba any cath cath
crime Rossiter, May McAndrews, Rosa
McAndrews, Vera Dunlap, Hanna
Kelley. Mabel Shehan, Verlna McMah' !
Marie Monahan, Esther Durkln'
Miss FvaIine Ruthven and nephew
Master Louis Ruthven, have gone 10
CTincinnati, O., where they will visit
relatives for the remainder of the sum-
Tske v3ur Sunday diEner at Cafe
Tram 71o Kansas avenue. spring
chicken ard all the good things of the
season TO eat. ,
The following young. people enjoy
Cd a straw ride out the Burlingame
road Thursday night: Miss. Belle Van
orsal. Miss Rose Myers, Miss Caroline
Hannom. Miss Cecilia Fite HlI r1o Miss
MIS- Iessie Bell. Miss Edna Atwell,
Miss Gertrude Atwell, Mr.. George
Anderson, Mr.. Clyde Tipdol, Mr.. Henry
Fitchner, Mr.. Fri Monroe; Mr.; waiter
Kendall Mr.. Jay There, Mr.. Ben Al
well and Mr.. Lewis AtweIl.