The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-29

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spent some time at Manitou, have re-
| turned from their trip.
Miss Loretta Powell left Thursday
evening for Grand Lake, Colo, to join
her father, DR.. L. NJ. Powell. and they
will return home in about week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leavenworth of
Minneapolis, Mimi, are guests of Mrs
Leavenworth's brother, Mr.. Matt I.
: Lane street.
Mr.. c. w. Kouns left today for
! trip to Chicago
Mr.. T. E. Bennett of Dover stopped
in Topeka on his way home from KAN
sas City.
Mr.. w. C. Cartilage is i'll with ty-
! phoid fever at his home in Western
avenue.
Mrs. A. B. Jetmore who is spend
ing the summer in the east, is now in
/ New York, after spending ten days at
Atlantic City. She expects to return
home the first of October
Mrs. o: S. Morrow and Miss Frances
MORROW have gone to Denver, Colo,
! to visit Mrs. Morrow's daughter, Mrs.
Terhune. Miss Marian Morrow has
returned to Chicago to resume her
studies in the art school.
Mr.. Horace Hall has returned from
California, where he spent a part of
the summer, and is living at the Ma
! tional hotel
Mrs s w. MuIIinix, Mr.. Archibald
MulliniX, Mr.. Morris La CroiX of Mo-
line, Ill, and Miss Jessie Gilchrist,
who has been visiting the MulliniX
family motored to Topeka, arriving
today, and will visit friends here.
Mr.. A. ]. Carruth of Harrington, who
has been spending the summer in
Colorado, will arrive Saturday to visit
his son, Mr.. A. ]. Carruth, jr., and his
family.
Mr.. A. K. Wilson has returned from
a trip to Colorado. Mrs. Wilson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilson and their
children will return from Colorado in
September.
Mr.. w. c. Collinson will leave to-
night for a short trip to Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Garhart will
return Saturday morning to their
home in Terre Haute, Ind, after
visit to friends in Topeka.
DR.. Merrill Mills has gone to Estes
Park to attend his father, Mr.. w. w.
Mills, who is ill at his summer home,
and to join his family, who are spend
ing the summer in the park. The w.
w. Mills family and the Merrill Mills
family expect-to return to Topeka
next week.
Miss Eva Reese of Chicago will ar
rive Tuesday, accompanying. Miss
Marjorie Whitney, who will return
home from Mt. Morris, New York, at
that time. Miss Reese will be a guest
at the w. W. Whitney home, and will /
attend the Boyle-Beine wedding Sep |
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Okla, has come to Topeka to join !
Mrs. Furry at the home of her mother, |
Mrs. Anna Wilson. The Furry family |
will return home next week.
Mr.. Carl NelliS has returned from a |
vacation trip to Denver and Colorado |
Springs, where he attended the |
Knights Templar conclave. Mrs, Mel
lis and her children, who are with |
Mrs. Nellis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed |
win Lange, will return September D. |
Miss Nellie Mcfarland and Miss
Ruth Cowgirl left today for a months |
trip to Calla'nia.
Ia
Carnahan and Miss Rachel McGiffert |
have returned from a two weeks stay |
at Merrill Springs,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Shaw have gone for |
a trip to Chicago, Milwaukee and La |
porte, Ind, to be gone two weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. d. r. Paine and Mr.. !
and Mrs. Ben @ W olfe and their son
have returned from motor trip to
Colorado. They followed the Santa
Fe trail to Colorado Springs and made
the return trip over the Golden Belt .
route They spent three weeks in /
Colorado Springs.
Miss lola Plummer gave a thimble !
party at her home in Orchard Place
Wednesday afternoon, in honor of her
guest, Miss Ruth Lane of Oklahoma
City. Those who attended were: Miss
Lane. Miss Grace Click, Miss Esther
ans, Miss RoXie Vancil, Miss Grace i
tIantz. Miss Marie Vancil, Miss Flor
ence Hawkins, Miss Natalie McSpad-
den and Miss PIummer.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elliott and
their son. John, have returned from !
Green Lake. Wis, where they spent a
part of the summer
Mrs F. E. Vest returned Thursday I
from Estes Park, Col, after a months !
visit. II
Mr. and Mrs c. H. Morrison have !;
gone to Colorado Springs for the bene-
fit of Mr.. Morrison's health. Before II
their return to Topeka, Mrs. Morrison II
will travel through Colorado. II
Russell ThrOckmOrtOO Kan
sas City. is a guest at the James Moore Il
home.
Miss Marion Thompson has returned
from St. Adams, Vt, where she spent
the summer, and is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. NJ. Grandon and Miss
Esther Grandon have returned from Il
ten days visit in Greeley. Kan.
Miss Ruby Anthony and Miss Abbie
Anthony. of Kansas City. are visiting
their brother, Mr.. Francis Anthony.
An entertainment was given Thurs
day night at the United Brethren
church. under the auspices of the
Shawnee County W. c. T. L. The pres
ident. Mrs. Clara Baker, presided, and
the general program was in charge of
Miss Ceora Lanham. Nine young
men gave temperance readings. The
judges We're Mr.. McGaw. Mr.. Eby and
Mrs. ButterfieId, and the medal was
awarded to Miss Doris McAllister. The
other girls in the contest received a
button of Frances Willard.
music and two numbers by
the Sunflower Jubilee Singers added to
the enjoyment of the evening Mrs. E.
r. S. Blair presented the silver medal.
The Rev. Mr.. e. r. Baber gave a short
address during the evening
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