The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-30
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Mrs T; J. Brown of Hutchinson is here
visiting her sister. Mrs. c p. Yeweli- of
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Miss Mary Wallace is improving after
oelng SICK several weeks with an attack
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Read of 2as Chan
ger eIia, street are visiting relatives and
friends IN Burlingame.
Mrs. VIM: Crook viii return tomorrow
from OberIn where she has visited Dr.
Miss Nellie Smith of Sedan is here Wis
llng friends for several days.
Mrs E E Wilson of EudOra returned
week here Visiting rsiAtiues an psn fraggds
Miss Margaret Hardly OF Meade, kan
Sas, IS here spending several DAYS visiting
Mr.: and Mrs Andrews.
MT Kay HeEell has returned from Law
renee, where he visited relatives over Sun
MI. and Mrs J. E. Robinson of Fort
Seott Is mere spending two weeks visiting
MT. and Mrs. L. D. Good Of East Seward
Mr.. Earl Morris is improving after sew
eraI days illness with an attack of the
Geo, Powell of Berryton is spending sew
e eTsI days here the guest of his sister.
MIS- John Oliver, Of Klein street.
Mr., Frank Wiley of Atchison spent Sun
day here with friends
Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Eby of Medicine
a Ho1se, kan; are here visiting friends
Mrs. Laura Renberger of AuburndaIe
entertained tSa Friday in honor of Mrs. ]. D.
e Wilson and two daughters, Thelma
and Nina, of Eudora. Kan.
Miss Mary Conroe of WfIliamstown
lives anu ieis
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar wiscombe of Okla
remain permanently Mr. and Mrs Wis
conbe are former residents of Topeka
Miss Helen Alexander of Lafayette
street is improving after several days ILL.,
ness
Mrs Bert Brown of wichita spent the
gay aTE d mere today the guest of her parents.
Miss Lois Brooks and Mr.. Geo Chap
man Of Kansas City spent the week end
Chapman Of 80 Chandler Street.
Miss Carene whitman of Overlook
Mr.. Mark whitfield of Caldwell. Idaho.
is here making an extendd visit with his
aunt, Mrs Minnie Dalstrom, of No. 30
Mr.. Albert Mann of Emporia spent the
day here today with friends.
Mrs. Ella Murphey Of II Norris avenue
is able to be up and around after being
seriously sick for number of weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed J. Castle spent Sunday
and Monday in Burlingame the guests of
Mrs. Helen Scott of Newkirk. Okla, is
here spending two weeks visiting relatives
Mr. J. W. Gibbon spent Sunday in Sew
GRANGE, Kansas, and today in Kansas City,
Kan.
Mrs Ed c. Wilson of Lyndon. Kan.
spent Monday here the guest OF friends
and relatives.
Miss Ethel Huyett returned Friday to
her home in Richland after spending a
week here the guest of her sister Mrs
o. C Goenour, on East Fourth street
Mrs. Frank Mitchell is improving after
being sick several days with an attack
of the grip
Frank Luthey has returned from Wa
karusa where he spent week visiting
his grandparents.
Miss Florence Wright of Baldwin is
here spending two weeks with relatives
and friends.
Miss Tressa Moore of Mulvane, Kan
spent the week end here with friends and
relatives
Miss Minnie Miller spent Sunday and
Monday in Kansas City the guest of
friends
Miss Josephine Jo1ley returned Sunday
from San Francisco. Gala, where she
spent her annual vacation
Mr. Isaac Powell of Wakarusa returned
home today after making a short visit
here with relatives
Mrs 7. J. Coughlin Of Kansas City
spent last Thursday the guest of Mrs. J.
W. Gibbons on Klein street.
The regular meeting of the King )
Daughters of the Presbyterian church will
be held in the church this evening.
Mr. Russell Wilson of East Seward ave
nue.. who underwent an operation in Stor-
mont hospital several days ago is report
ed to have stood the operation we'll and is
getting along nicely