The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-18


Mrs. VIM Butler and daughter of
80 Madison street left yesterday for a
ten days visit with relatives il Den
yer, Pueblo and La Junta. Miss Ma
tilda Stroup will accompany them.
Mr.. Frank Brown died at his home
on East Second street Monday after-
noon. The funeral arrangements Will
be made later.
The Mizpah society of the Third
Presbyterian church held their regular
meeting this afternoon at the church
Rev. W. NJ. Cleaveland of Joplin, NO,
will arrive in Topeka the latter part OF
the week to make short Visit with
friends. While here he will preach at
the Third Presbyterian church. his
former pastorate.
There VIII be a lawn social given
Friday evening at the Presbyterian
church Every one is invited to attend
Mr. and Mrs. James Muliin of 400
German avenue entertained Monday
evening at supper in honor "f MISS
Desdia Anderson of Wilson. Kansas
Mrs. George Davis and two children
left yesterday for their home in Cot
tonwood Falls after making an extended
visit here with her mother. Mrs. Lehr,
of 81 Chandler street Miss Lencra
Lehr accompanied her home to spend
weeks vacation.
Miss Jennie Vetter will leave next
week for her home in Dearf1eld ILL.,
after spending the winter and summer
Sorg of 1923 Monroe street.
Mr.. and Mrs West Cunningham of
SIC Lime street left yesterday for Shelf
field, Mo, where they will mako their
future home.
Mr.. Terry V. P. Robertson OF Meal
lister. Okla has returned home after
spending Sunday here visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. r. H. Smith and daughter Mar
garet of Oberlin. Kansas came 'Iere
70 a n
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. L. Crook. of 400 Lafayette street.
Capitola Rebekah No. 219 will give a
trolley ride over the city Thursday
Word has been received of the au-
nouncement of the wedding of Mr.
Elmer BrentnalI of Rock Springs, Wy
oming, and Miss Florence B. Thomas
Colo, Aug. 3rd. Mr.. Brentnall is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Brentnall of
504 Leland street and has been scale
inspector for the Santa Fe for the
western grand division until recently,
when he resigned his position with the
Santa Fe and is now with the Western
Weighing association, stationed at
Rock Springs, Wyoming.
Mrs. John Waidelich left today for
her home in Denver after spending sew
eraI weeks here visiting relatives and
friends
Miss Ellen Malstrom of 221 Brauner
street left last Sunday for Sedali2. Mo,
to spend several days visiting her SIS
ter Mrs o. ]. Erickson.
Mrs. c. H. Sheffield and daughter.
Mrs. Mary Scott. of Concordia, Kansas.
came here Monday evening to spend
two weeks visiting relatives.
Fred Dawdy, Gene Hatten and
Wright spent the day yesterday |
on fishing trip.
Mrs w c. Martin and grandson, |
Elmer Dclstrom, of so Norris evenue.
left today for Caldwell. IDAHO to spend |
4 month visiting relatives and friends. |
Miss Anna Brentnall of Ness City |
stopped here today to visit relatives |
while on her way home from the east.
The Seward avenue baseball team |
will give a trolley ride Thursday even |
ing, Aug. 18th
Mrs. Coddington and family, Mrs. |
Hammond and family and Mrs Al Nc |
and family picnicked at Vine |
wood yesterday.
Miss Fay woodward of Elnlon; |
Kansas. is spending this week the guest
Of her aunt, Mrs. Minnie Do'stron of
Norris avenue.
Mrs J. L. Cardin left yesterday for
Temple, Texas, to spend month visit
ng relatives and friends.