The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-22

tiers Ruth and Libbie of Shawnee,
Okla, accompanied them for a family
reunion which will be held at the old
Zarker home in Indianapolis, Ind, this
week.
T. w. Andrews of Rossville left to-
day for Los Angeles, Cal, where he
expects to make his future home
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Main of Elk
horn, S. D., are visiting at the home of
]. N. Stewart in Rochester. They
lived in Silver Lake. about, thirty years
ago. Since moving to Elkhorn they
have become wealthy and own the
telephone exchange of that city. They
are on their way home after tour of
the southwest.
James Slaybaugh of Lafayette, Ind,
is visiting his brother. NJ. ]. Slaybaugh.
of 1911 North Topeka avenue.
A citizen of Little Russia who en-
joys the euphoniOus name of Hoch-
nadle German for high-needle) has
Saratow, Russia, his birthplace. He
has live here about i've years.
E. r. Crouch. M. o. Adams and R.
N. Dorman spent Sunday fishing near
Rossville.
Whenever you want first class but
termilk call on the Topeka creamery.
Mrs. T. M. Forbes and daughter.
Miss Grace Forbes. have returned
from visit in California.
e. r. Crouch went to Alma on bust
ness Lo0dy. 11o AAAouc IAo Zip III AiS
Mrs. Alfred Wright of Jefferson
county is here in business.
Mrs. p. C. Grant, Miss Marie Wood
and Miss Edith Wood of Ottawa are
visiting with Mrs. A. Scovee, north of
Mrs. Albert Doyle of 4os Railroad
street is visiting relatives in Eskridge.
Miss Bessie Sheetz of 1882 North
Quincy street is visiting in Kansas
r. E. Ferguson is in Lawrence for a
Mrs. james Gabriel, of Emporia, is
visiting at the home of her son, D. T.
Gabriel of Fairchild street, and North
Mrs. Anna Hunter and son, Clyde, of
onaga, spent Sunday with North side
Mrs. Allen White GunneIl of Color
ado Springs, Col. visited last week with
Mrs. Sarah Todd.
w M. VanNess, 1929 North Kansas
avenue, is visiting relatives in Pratt.
Miss Edith Gabriel is visiting in
Onaga.
T. D. Joseph is visiting relatives in
Butler county.
Quincy street, who has been visiting
relatives in Minneapolis has returned
Mrs. Mary Malone. formerly of the
North side, now of st. joe is here visit
ing friends.
Gertrude of Memphis, Tenn, are visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Follet's sister,
Mrs. D. T. Gabriel.
Community Comment
The Emporia Gazette gives a long
piece of advice as to how to eat a
watermelon. However, the best way is
to first get a really good melon.
eMy son. observed a Topeka near
agriculturist, when one sheep jumps
over a fence the rest of the sheep will
follow" "But. papa" queried the youth,
what makes that first sheep jump?
THE DEAD LINE.
A woman may stand little chahng
about things in which she is not much
interested. But make light of any
thing in which she is really SERIOUS
and then!
Reports from the summer resorts say
that women wear furs now and many
there. But The average woman al
a summer resort will sport her furs
before she leaves, even if she swelters
while SO doing.
And a man will glory in white trous-
crs whether the weather is warm
enough or not.
A recently wed Topeka man now tells
that he once invested his last four bits
in carnations for his adored one. but he
received the best returns for his in
vestment POSSIBLE. Such are the f1owery
speeches of the honeymoon period.
What has become of the old-fashioned
girl who used to ask her sweetheart II
She was the only girl. he ever loved?
p. S. This will be the last reference in
this column to old-fashioned individuals
for some time.