The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-11
Notes and Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. carl NIcGrew have re-
turned from Boulder, Col. Mrs, Nc
Grew was Miss Eugene Barrlckn1Ia1n' I1.
a popular North side girl. She and MI
NcGrew were married at the nome OF
the brides sister, Mrs G. A SherIhall
at Boulder, Friday. Mrs. McGreW VEN Went
to Boulder last week. A rev Gays l6lel'
the groom also went and the two We're
married Friday. They will make their
home for the present al the i3aFIlcA-
man residence, 1885 North Jackson
street Mrs. McGrew Is an accoInPll ISL ISL
ed musician and popular. Mr. Mc1re"
is employed at the Santa Fe otnees-
Today for the first time IN seVerdi
months a North side boy whose girl
went back on him this winter Is i- LSei
ing consoled He saw the Norton girls
who arrived in Topeka this morning
A North side man who has literary
laspirations says that although ne mas
had all the foolish dreams q suGn i!l, lh'
never has he even hopeu TO puDiASi .
book of ALL poetry. 49,
Gustave st. Louis, night clerk at the
Santa Fe junction depot, spent SUNDAY
with horae folk in Burlingame-
And this is told on Mr.. ST. LOUIS
A TTnion Pacific nan called the junction
depot where the former IS enployeu any i!
asked: rs Chicago here? why ~,
reDlled Charles GeTte~etn, agent, 90
Won think this office is a school geoSra-
nhv?" After a moment the man asked
sgain: 'Is ST. Louis there?-that $ "laI
I want to know" roa,,,
i L..
brought some remarkably gooG wlne-
sans to market this morning
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Seymour OF
Kinsley are visiting Mrs seymour J
cousin w. E. Scotton. Mr.. klnsley Is |
a music teacher and also expert pipe
organ builder and player.
# is reported that the tie treating
nIant at the west city limits, Whlch mas
been closed down since June ~ VII VII
onen IN in two or three weeks Inc /
reason given for the closing down was |
+bat a machine for boring holes in ties
was to be installed, but the machine
has not yet been installed The pIanl
ennpIoys about sixty people
Gta+ion A will close at noon tomor-
ro1Ir To give the employees chance to
attend the state fair. The letter car
riers will make their forenoon Trips,
hut neither collect nor distribute man
in the afternoon. The rural carries
1.-i1l make their routes as usual AS
tho majority of them get through carry
in the afternoon anyway, 1t IS lkely
that they will have an opportunity TO
visit the fair also.
willis Shirley of Kansas CITY IS Wis
ring At the NJ NJ. Shirley home in
The The, banks of the North side will
also close tomorrow afternoon on ac-
count of the state fair
Miss Bessie Wade of Philadelphia,
Pa. is visiting at the home of her SIS
ter. Mrs. VIM. Weatherholt.
carl Gardiner of wabash. Ind, is
visiting his brother, Guy Gardiner, city
passenger agent at the Union Pacific
depot. -
Portland. ore, where she will visit
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Forbes have re-
turned from Emporia, where they have
been attending a. meeting of the Kan
sas River Baptist association.
Edith aaines has returned from
short visit in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Bevery and
daughter. Miss Laura Beverly, have re-
turned from Manitou, Colo. where
they. spent a number of weeks.
Mrs E. J. Griffith of 1884 Mulvane
returned the latter part of the week
from Manitou, Colo