The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-30

York are guests of Mrs. Heller's
mother, Mrs. H. E. Griffin. They are
on their way to Oakland. Cal. to make
their home.
Mr.. F. ]. Bakule and DR.. M. A.
Floersch have gone to Rochester, WIS.
Mr.. Roy Johnson and Mr.. Arthur
Buff expect to go to Buffalo. N. T.,
Mrs G. H. Hepworth and her
daughter, Hazel. are visiting in Paola'
Kan.
Mrs w. E. Ireland has returned
from a trip of a few weeks to Colo
RADIO.
Miss Alice Hughes. who has been
i'll at her summer home in Ludington,
Mich, is recovering and Will De aple
to be about again in a few days.
Miss Vivian Kiyitts of Des Moines,
Iowa, is spending a month in Topeka
with her sister, Mrs. John A. Writ, OF
Buchanan street. After her visit here
she will go to California, where she
will study music this winter.
Mr.. M. F. Southwick and MT. Harry
Southwick left Friday for Rochester
N Y, where they will join Mrs;
Southwick, Miss Laura Southwick and
Mr. Frank Southwick. The family Will
return the latter part of September.
The annual meeting of the w: G. +
U. will be held at the First M e.
church at O'Clock Monday.
Mrs. Dan Porter and her little
daughter, Frances, have returned from
Kansas City, after spending few
days with Mrs. Porter's nephew, MT.
Edgar Warren. and Mrs Esteiia
Mrs. w. H. Sparkling of s2s Linden
wood avenue left today for Rutleoge'
Mo.
Mrs. Gleeda Adams has returned
from an extended trip to Atlantic CITY
Niagara Falls and other eastern points
Miss Janet Carnahan and MISS Jes-
sic Shella barger will leave Sunday IoI
a visit of two weeks in st. Joseph
omaha and Be1leville.
| Miss Martha Reed will return Mon
dav from Omaha and Lincoln, Neb.
where she spent the past two weeks:
Miss Hazel Weber returned today
from a two weeks visit in Usage City
and Lyndon.
blade and Mr.. Roy Lindblade Ieft TO-
day for California to be gone for ar
indefinite time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hilton have gone
to Chicago to make their nome. Lne q,
| occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Cine
Or. and Mrs ]. H. Solecki returned
TODAY from a two weeks visit in COLO
RADIO Springs and other Colorado sum
mer resorts.
| family will return the early part o.
| next week from trip to New Mexico
| Mrs. G. B. Reed sprained her ankle
a few days ago and is now wearing
| in a cast. x,,u,
wal1a. wash. who has been v1sltlnt
PROFESSOR and Mrs. L. D. Wh1ttemore
has gone to Junction CITY 10 speno
| few days before returning nome.
Mrs. w. A. McCarter and her daugh
TER Jessie returned today from sauna
where Mrs. McCarter has been giving
| lectures at the chautauQua.
| Mrs. H. I. Miller, who was the CUES
Of her brother, Professor j. = Love
| well. has gone to ermont for the res
Mrs. e. E. Carpenter and her sister
Ms. 7. q. Marcott, will spend the res
of the summer in Michigan.
| Miss Margaret Koontz left today To-
Lake Winona to spend few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Rodgers ant
their daughter Mary went TO kansa.
| City TODAY in their automobile. Tne!
will return in a few days accompanied
bv Miss Alice Andrews and MISS mar
| iorie Rodgers, who have peen Vlsillnt
in Kansas City this week
| MI and Mrs. J. A. Haberbush have
| gone to Manitou. Colo, to spend few
weeks.
Fillmore street are entertaining tn
/ Following out of town relatives: Mrs
Matilda Jorgenson, Washougal. Wash.
| Miss Elsa Jorgenson of Portland, ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles johnson, Mrs
Anna Nelson and Miss Mae Johnson
Shelby. Mich, and Miss Agnes Nelson
Of Figin, Ill. Wednesday night abou
fiftv guests attended an Informal law
party at the johnson home, and F'rida,
afternoon a picnic was given at Gen
trail park in compliment to the out o
town guests.
Miss Marguerite Murphy of Kansa
) CITY. Mo-, formerly of Topeka, who ha
been i'll with typhoid and brain feve
since May, is improving rapidly an
will soon be out again.
The Y. w. C. A. girls who will go t
Geneva Wis, will give a trolley rid
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