The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-16

the pleated crown, which gives slnar
haps, and was in grocery store with
| cent to invest in candies. I'll take.
| three of those she said to the clerk
as she pointed out her choice in the
| case. But those are cent each"
said the clerk. At this, the little lady
shrugged her shoulders and remarked:
ooh, well, my mama doesn't care if
you give me three for penny"
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Major Alvardo Fuller of the United
States army and military advisor to
the governor, left for Fort Riley to
camped. He will instruct the brigade
and also will lecture to the officers of
the command. Major Fuller will re-
port direct to the war department the
condition and military operations of
the guard during the encampment:
This year the major will be attached to
the staff of General Drew.
Mrs. r. N Spivey, who has a girls
boarding house at the corner of Elev-
enth and Topeka avenue. has built
sleeping porches and an outdoor din
| ing room for the boarders
Miss Mildred Fuller left today for
Fort Riley for a ten days visit to
| friends. She will be accompanied by
| little Ruth Coleman ~sof Fort Riley
| who has been visiting at the Fuller
home. s.
Mr.. Don Farnsworth, president of
| the United States Land congress, was
! in Topeka Sunday and Monday.
| Mr.. Roy Johnson has returned from
Mackinack and a tour of the Great
| Lakes. z
Mr.. Raw Kfene and Mr.. Hal Hotch-
| kiss spent Sunday at the Kiene farm,
Valencia, Kan.
| Mrs. J. A. Fisher and children, Mar
cia and Charles, will go to White City,
KAN this week to visit friends.
Mr. King Hudson of Desota, Kan,
was in Topeka Monday.
| Miss Emery left today for New
York.
Mr.. Arthur Buff, who has been
spending the past two weeks in Chi
| turn to Topeka the latter part of the
week.
Miss Jessica Short returned yester-
day from a weekend visit to Miss
Reddick in st. Marys
Mrs Arthur Murphy who has been
visiting Mrs. Charles Blood Smith on
Topeka avenue, is spending the re-
mainder of her time here with Mrs. A.
L. Redden and Mrs. Ruth Redden Cor
don at 1859 Clay street.
The following party spent Sunday at
wakarusa Miss Nina Hurley, Miss
Cecilia Slichton, Miss Ethel Gill. Miss
Elmyra Gill, Miss Margaret Mack, Miss
Ruth Boyer, Miss Hazel Shelton, Miss
Mary Mack, Miss Luie Click, Mr..
Ralph Smiley Mr.. Charles Rude, Mr..
Roy Franks, Mr.. Louis Costello and
| Mr.. Jeff Warner.
Mrs. Fred s. Brown has leased her
| home on College avenue to Prof. A.
w. Locke of Seal Harbor, Me. Prof.
Locke is to be the teacher OF piano az
Washburn. Mrs. Brown and children
will leave September Is for San An-
tonic, Tex, to spend the winter.
Miss Esma Caveret, who has been
visiting at the home of her uncle, Mr..
c.. w. Shepard, will spend few days
with Miss Dorothy Parkhurst before
| her return to her home in Tennessee.
| Mr. H L. Guthrie, who, with his
family has been camping at Marys-
vile, returned home Monday. Mrs.
| Guthrie and children Will remain
week longer.
Mr.. Charles Darlington has returned
from a visit to his uncle in Texas. s
Miss Irene Carter of Marshall, Mo-,
is the guest of Miss Helen Casey.
Mrs Estelle Davis, who has been
| employed at Berkson's for some time,
leaves soon for her home in Living
ston, Mont. She was entertained last
night at Vinewood by her friends IN
1.-THE store. In the party were Mrs. Ho-
waiter, Miss Genevieve Espelin, Miss
Irene Reynolds, Mr.. Arthur Suther-
Hand. Mr. Howard Ward and Mr.. Harry
| Nachtigal.
Mrs. F. E. Vincent and Miss Esther
Vincent of Chicago are the guests on
Mrs. Vincents mother, Mrs. J. r.
Hayes.
Mrs. A. Dinsmore and her daughter,
Miss Ruth Dinsmore, who have been
spending the summer in Boston. VIII
| return about the first of the month and
| remain here this winer.
Mrs. Gill Updegraff and two children,
who have been the guests for several
| weeks of Mrs. r. NJ. Spivey, have re-
turned home. They were accompa MED
| by Miss Edith Updegraff, who will re-
main for a two weeks visit
/ Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ia Hotchkiss viii
leave Thursday for California, to be
gone a month.
Mrs Fred Gillespie will leave next
| week for Detroit and Jackson, Mich.
to visit relatives. Mr.. Gillespie will
join his wife later for visit, ana they
| will return home together.
| Miss Clyde Bonebrake has returned
from Rushville, Nc, where she has
| been attending a house party which
Miss Emily Elmer has been giving
Miss Margery Whitney is expected to
return Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cart Trap, Mr. and
Mrs. H. Z. Cartilage and Mr.. and Mrs
w A. Benson have returned from For
est Lake. near Bonner Springs, where
they have been for a couple of days.
Miss Grace KooEtz returned Sunda J
from Estes Park. Col, where. she, has
been with Miss Margarine Mills. Miss