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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-03-09
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank the dear friends
and neighbors for their kindness
and assistance during the sickness
and burial of Our beloved mother.
D w. Teeter
Virgil Cavenee
Amanda E. Teeter
Maggie F. Cavenee
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-03-09

Correspondents will please mail
their letters Monday in time to
reach this office Monday evening.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-03-09

See the "movies'at the opera
house every Saturday night, 49,,
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-03-09

The label on wrapper or paper is
intended to indicate the expiration
of subscriptions. Subscribers will
please notice the flgureson the label.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-03-09

prevent appendicitis. A short treatment
helps chronic stomach trouble II. F.
Pitts, druggist. saHiH.! 9. c.nlr- a.e4
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-01-12
Henry Ycargin Promoted.

The following notice in The State,
Sunday, will be read with interest by
Henry Yeargin's numerous friends
here and at Gray Court:
Effective tomorrow II. G. Yeargin,
who has been acting as commercial
agent for tho Georgia Railroad since
the death of J. l.. Miller, is appoint
ed commercial agent with headQuar-
ters 200 National Loan and Exchange
bank building. Mr.. Yeargin is a ma
tive of Laurens county, where he be-
gan his railroad career lie later
moved to Grccnville where he was
soliciting agent for the Georgia rail
road. He was transferred to Macon,
Ga, in 1914, and promoted to the po-
ston Of travelling freight agent. He
came to Columbia from Macon.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-01-12

Mr.. Barney Wasson, well known
young farmer Of the county, under
went an operation for appendicitis at
the hospital several days ago. The
operation was successful and he is
rapidly improving.
Mr.. A. w. Chapman, Of the Madden
section, was visitor in the city Sat
urday Mr.. Chapman recently return
ed to this county from Newberry and
Is now living at the Proffitt place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Machen, who
were married in DeLand, Fla, Decem-
Der 3Oth, arrived in the city Thursday
and are now at home at the residence
Of Mr.. r. a. Cooper.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-01-12
Constables Busy In Charleston.

Columbia, Jan. 10.-In letter to
Governor Manning today Chief Dun
can states that in the past three days
the constables working in Charleston
have served sixty-four search war
rants and found contraband liquor at
only nine places. At these nine plac-
c' was found eleven hair gallons OF
wniskey and twenty bo :$,ns of beer. N
fifty-five out Of the sixty-four places
raided and searched in three days no
signs Of any illicit sale or law viola
ton could be found. Chief Duncan
IN referring to one Of the most noto-
rious places In Charleston states that
1t rs closed. license surrendered. the
proprietor in Jail and three indict-
ments for February term Of court
against him." The information reach
Ing the governors office Is that in
compliance with his instructions the
constables are vigorously watching
and raiding and seer, even more de-
termined than ever that the law shall
be enforced.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-01-12
Miss Grn Yin Sumtcr.

Sumter, Jan. 6.--Miss vii Lou Gray,
school supervisor OF Laurcns county,
yesterday made very interesting
talk before the Sumter County School
Trustees association on what had been
done in the night schools OF Laurens
county. She told OF her experiences
in the establishment Of tho night
schools and gave a great deal Of ad-
vice which will prove valuable in the
establishment Of night schools for il
ntcratc men and women in this coun-
ty, which the county superintendent
and school trustees are cndeavoring
to do.
A nice Mission Flower Stand, only
35c.
s. NJ. & e. II. WILKES & co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-01-12

we would take the three next highest
VINO did not win any Of the prizes on
trip to Greenyille, etc. phoned to
The Advertiser office this morning to
IND out for sure the names of these
three. They are, Mrs. Victor Wealth
ers, Mrs. j. A. Wofford (Aunt Kate),
and Master Albert Dial. Now, we are
ready to make this trip at any time.
but since Aunt Kate had such an awful
time with the rain some weeks ago.
Daddy says let's wait until warm
weather and when the weather is
more settled, and since it is warmer
on the front seat Daddy says Aunt
nate has got to sit beside him. In
fact think Daddy has kind of fallen
IN love with Aunt Kate on sight un-
seen.
Again l want to assure all, who as
sisted Mamma by giving their sub
scrirtlons to her, of our sincere
thanks, and If ever it Is our oppor-
tunity to return the favor, please COM
mand us.
Should there be mistake in any
way relative to your subscription
kindly take it up with Mr.. Editor, and
, If he doesn't straighten 1t out, you
write my Mamma and she will assist
the editor in getting it straight.
| want to express my sincere re-
grets to those who did not win the au-
tomobile, and to assure them that it
was quite pleasure to me to walk
away with the prize. However, |
know Miss Franks has had a pleasant
Christmas by Il big CHEEKY fire enjoy
ing the Nictrola, and Mrs. Todd with
beautiful watch when my automo-
bile has passed into history. and
guess Miss Bennett has a Gold Bank
Account which will grow from year
to year, as my bank account will grow
less and less, since gasoline has
scared SO awfully high. Gee! but it
costs money to run an automobile.
Last but not least, Nh Editor | am
almost laid up in bed with an awful
cold, and just know it was brought
about from too much riding
With kindcst regards, am,
VIM. Hopkins Moorhcad
7. S.-By the way, Daddy was pres
ent when the ballots were counted on
the night OF Dec. GOTH and from what
he says | want to commend the con
test manager for the fairness shown
each contestant 1t was indeed a
pleasant contest covered with lots Of
hard work
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-01-12
Clinton Pharmacy Sold.

The Clinton Pharmacy, which has
been in the hands Of receivers for sew
eral weeks, was sold at public auction
Monday evening. 1t was bought by
Mr.. Ernest Carrigan, of Society Hill,
the price paid being in the neighbor-
hood of $4,000. The store is on a very
popular corner and has very modern
fXtrues. 1t is understood that the
business will be continued.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-01-12
SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Wilkes enter
tanned the members Of the First Pres
byterian church choir with sumptu-
ous supper last Thursday night Music
and conversation furnished other
forms Of entertainment for the even
ing, but according to Grandpa"
Wright the supper was "the thing
In fact, the scene in the Wilkes dining
room along about nine o'clock on that
evening was itself mute evidence that
the choristers, without exception, are
not too partial to singing.
900
On Tuesday evening Mrs. w. e.
Lucas entertained at dinner in honor
Of Miss Margaret Webb Of Nashville
Tennessee. Covers were laid for ten
and the table was made beautiful with
red carnations and the Christmas col
oring OF red and green were the dom
nant colors in the decorations
throughout the house.
The guests were: Misses Margaret
Webb, Lucia and Annie Simpson
Amelia Todd, Mcssrs Edwin and Rob
crt Lucas, II. l. Swygert, Tom Lake
and Rice Nickels.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-01-12
Mrs. DR.. Bennett Dead.

Mrs. u. G.. Bennett, wife of Dr.. Ben
nett, of Owings, died at her home
there Monday afternoon after long
illness. The funeral is to be held at
New Harmony church today at Il
o'clock. Mrs. Bennett is survived by
her husband and several sons and
daughters, all of whom arc grown.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-01-12
BUYS ITayneS Six.

MI. c. NJ Miller has been added to
the list or Haynes owners during the
last few days. Mr. Miller purchased
one of the six" models from Swygcrt
d Traynham, local dealers for the
Laurens Motor Car Company. This
makes the fifth Haynes sold in this
territory.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-27
BOY Is BADLY HURT
Archie Tucker on u Pike Caught Onto
an Automobile

Archie Tucker. 9-year-oId son Of 4
Tucker 725 Chestnut street was found
living unconscious late Wednesday AFT
erroon at the corner of East Sixth
avenue and Chandler streets. blood
streaming from wounds on his head
and knee He remained in an uncou-
zcious condition for several hours bu.
was reported out of Danger this morn
ing
The youth rode away On his 5icy Gle
and waved goodbye to his father as
he went past the house \ few min
utes later he was found unconscious.
HRS VI NJ Pennington. proprietor of
a grocery store near the scene of the
accident. saw il and said the youth
was coasting behind an automobile
and On account of the sped OF the
rrlachine was una Bile 70 let loose with
cut falling from the bicycle
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-27

day from Emporta. where she has
been attending the State Normal
school
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E Ehret have re-
turned from Atehison. where they at
tended the marriage of Mrs. Ehret S
sister. Miss Bessie Jane Morris. to DR..
Charles William Robinson DR.. Rob
inson is assistant physician for the
Missouri Pacific and is also county
physician He and his bride will make
their home in AtchIson-
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L W1llitts and their
children, Ruth, Marjorie and Leland.
OF Castana, Iowa. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs ". T. WiIlitts.
Mrs Frank Cope and her daughter,
Mrs. Walter Laundou- OF Moline. left
today for Ludington. Mich 10 remain
the rest Of the summer Mrs. Cope Is
recovering from an illness OF a few
weeks.
Take West sixth street car. get eff
at Lane street. go one block south to
the ice cream social at H A. Hodgins's s.
Benefit OF Topeka orphans home
ADV.
Mr.. Leland Wu1itts of C1stana. IA
who is visiting II the WiIlitts home in
Topeka, will be 4 student next year II
the Washburu college law school
Mr. and Mrs. Harold BOzelI Of Nor
man. Okla, who are on their way
Rome from a trip east. re stopping
in Topeka TO visit Mrs. BOzelPs pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs H A Heath.
Miss Clara Sink Of FL Paso. Tex
IL visiting Miss Elizabeth Hopkins
She will go TO Kansas City Friday
morning
Mr. and Mrs Hugh BIcVey and theiT
children. Herbert and Ruth, of Des
zIoines. Ia, will come to Topeka &c
make their home They Uorored TO-
dav from Kansas City, and will be
weekend guests Of Mrs. Charles
Lowry Later they viii occupy a per
n1anent residence. which they have
NOT yet chosen Mr.. McVey will be If
the advertising department of the
Cdpper publications
Lois Emily WoIeott. the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. c. WoIcott, is seri-
Dusty i'll at her home, 1862 Garfield
avenue
Miss Ella Brass of Lecomptun +
visiting Miss Gertrude Roberts.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-27
DEATH OF MRS. KRUGER
Widow of Former Pastor OF First
German VI. f Church.

Mrs. Louise Krueger. age IT.. died
this morning at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs F. A Anton, 405 West
ern avenue The funeral will be held
at o'clock Friday afternoon at the
First German NJ Z church A. T.
Ross. pastor of the church assisted
by the Rev Benjamin Young VIII
have charge Of the services The in
terment will take place in Topeka
cemetery.
Mrs. Kruger was the widow Of
Henry Kruger. former pastor Of the
German Methodist church Mr.
Kruger was pastor of the church in
1881. when the present edifice was
built Since the death Of her husband
nineteen years ago, Mrs. Kruger has
made her home with Mr.. and Mrs
Anton During all the time Mrs.
Kruger has lived in Topeka she mad
been an active worker in the church
and a member Of the Ladies' Aid
society
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-27

Craftsman Fred IssHacSou. and his family
expect to return from CoI0rads soon. where
they have been spending their vacation
Miss Hazel Levitt of the freight auditing
department.. IS spending a few weeks, in
Saiisr Springs. III.
I. Barnum Of the claim department has
gone to Akron, Ohio. on business.
c. D Hart of the general claim depart
ment- Is in Chicago on business
Edith Gleason of the freight auditing de
partmeut has returned from a vacation
spent m Denver.
Robert McEitricS Of the mechanical de-
par-ment at Argentine, was Il Topeka Wis
itOr Wednesday, evening
Maehinist Emmett Norton is Ill ar his
home on Elliott street. Of pneumonia
H E Ray. general storekeeper. ia n-akiu =
Il trip Of inspection over the Coast lines.
f. &. MrMamara- formerly with the
store Department at Topeka has been
transferred TO the freight house at Cor
with Mr. McMamara WAS IN Topeka We'd
nesday making arrangements for the re-
movaf OF his family TO Corwirh-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-27

Little Mary Louise Harper. daug1iter
OF Mr.. and Mrs Hurley Harper, Shawnee
avenue. Is III
Mrs. J. A Mae Cosham and Miss Helen
Euesday evening for Miss Lillian Feaa,ans'
or st Louis who Is visiting relatives IN
Topeka. The following gi-is were present:
Miss Lillian Feag1us, Miss Katharine
WeiseugerbeE, Miss Susan Fay, Miss Irene
Wilson. Miss Ruth SwearingeH and Miss
Frances Jones rss.a.. 9
Mrs James BrizeHdine. who Is suffering
from injuries received, while Attending. a
picnic ut Ripley park, Friday, Is improv-
ing
Mrs. Charles Mans and children from
Auburn. ire guests Of Mrs. Maus' mother
Mrs ". E Rhodes and family Lake street
Miss Graee Robbins. Norton street has
gone 10 Soldier, KIM, TO visit relatives.
Miss Fern Valentine entertained with
party Wednesday evening at her home in
North Lake street. the following persons :
Miss Lula Powell. Miss Ealen Fulton,
gen. Mr.. WIlliam Powell, Dr. earl Viii
uans, Mr. John McKlernan. DR. GHle1
Crook and Mr.. John POWELL
Miss Marguerite Hawk East Twelfth
the week end with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. W - Hawk.
The Delta Alpha class of the Thrift
Preshyrerian church, will give a picnic
Friday evening, at Gage park
Little Grace Walton Of Branner street.
whe Is suffering from a broken arm. is
Improving
Mrs c. E. Hammond entertained the
Golden Rcd Card club Wednesday after
noon. At the home of Mrs. {. Pyle. 121J
West Fifth street. Cards were PLAYED.
Mrs. J. J. WiIiiams receiving the prize
for highest score Those vine played
vera Mrs Henry Huber. Mrs Harry Nc
Nair- Mrs J J. Williams. Mrs Claude
DawtfT- Mrs Frank Norris, Mrs. Clarence
Eairchild. Mrs Roy Bunds, Mrs Fran <
Eess, Mrs. Walter Schein. Mrs Harry
AppIegate and Mrs Riley Gross The next
meeting will be held IN two weeks at the
home of Mrs Harry McNair ID Locust
street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-27
KANSAS CITY IN RACE
Town at Kaw's Mouth l. After the
Farm Loan Bank

Word was received in Topeka this
morning by s. z. Cobb. chairman of
the Farm Loan bank committee OF the
Topeka Commercial club. that Kansas
City Kan, is making a fight for the
location of the bank at that city. The
information was received by Mr. Cobb
in a letter from P W. GoebeI, a KAN
sas City, Kan, banker.
Mr.. Cobb has replied to Mr. GOebePs
letter saying that Kansas City is d lit
tie late in entering the race and that
If four or five cities Jump in it viii
be much like the proverbiaI broth
spoiled by too many cooks.
Probably II Topeka had received
any intimation of Kansas City's de-
sire for the bank" wrote Mr. Cobb,
she would have made no effort to
spoil an opportunity for Kansas City
to get it But Kansas City made no
sign that she wanted il and Topeka
spoke first and it seems to me she de-
serves the united support Of all Kan
sas.
Continuing, Mr.. Cobb pointed out
that Missouri had two of the Federal
Reserve banks. one of them located at
Kansas City, Mo. And Kansas City.
KAN Mr.. Cobb declared. is a part of
! Kansas City, Mo, IN everything ex-
cepting city and state government and
| ic looked upon by the country in that
manner
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-27
Looking Backward In State
Journal Society Column
Twenty YEARS AGO TODAY

Mrs. Jonathan Thomas and Miss SalIie
HambTeron Will return from Mount yissSv
y NJ the first of next month"; where
they have been spending Il month with
M Charies B. Thomas.
Miss Lortie B0wes and Miss Nellie Post
left yesterday for Chicago. where they
will spend 4 week with Mr. and Mrs. J
" Trainer Miss ~Bowes viii go from
there TO New York
Miss Grace Weiss viii 90 TO Severance
Wednesday for 4 short visit
Mr. Ned Osborn has returned from n
two weeks visit with cousins In Owosso,
Michigan.
Miss Emma Wescott is spending a few
DAYS in Solomon City
Mr. and Mrs William emmy VIII Leave
this week for i month stay IN ChtcagD-
Mr. Ell Foster left yesterday for Larued
to conduct the institute
Miss Anna Pribble will leave this week
for Emporta to spend 4 few weeks with
friends.
Mrs A VI Baird and family have gone
TO Waukesla and Geneva Lake, Wisconsin.
for the summer
Mrs Howard Chamberlain, Formerly Of
this city but now VI Minneapolis, MIMI
is the guest OF Mrs H l. Larsh-
Mr.. Emmett Rigby is arranging picnic
0arrv Wednesday at Martins HILL
Mr. and Mrs. Ered Bsnebrake returned
10 Pirtsburg today after Il short visit
with their parents
Mss Edith GODDARD. of Maple Hill. will
spend the week with Mrs H W Netswan-
M Walter Noble viii 90 Co Wichita
tonight.
Mrs Lizzie Sheldon. OF Galveston, Is
visiting Mrs. H L LaFsh-
Mrs e A. Cone went TO Lawrence yes
tertiav TO visit relatiEes j few days
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-27

Doerr sold the horse tD.-sMrss ALHsick
and got her SO ne sc1n the morse
again to another person tor S25 m
cash and left town.
Mrs. Musick isn't able to pay any
attorney fees but the county attorney :
office arranged today to bring two
suits in her behalf She swore to a
complaint charging Doerr with de-
fraudiug her cut OF the $40 she paid
down on the purchase That case VIII
De prosecuted by w e Atchisan. as
county attorney
Judge Atchison called in H G.
Green. an attorney. explained the sit
uation and Green agreed to bring a
civil suit against Doerr to recover the
SO and $40 damages. Green disrov-
cred that Doerr has some household
goods stored with the Merchants
Transfer company He brought the
suit and served an attachment or the
goods They will be held pending the
outcome OF the suit
Mrs Musiclx says the horse WAS
worth considerably more than she
agreed to pay for it. hence she sues
for the difference between what she
paid and what she thinks it was
worth
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-27
FRUIT FOR CRITTENTON
Shower VIII Be Conducted for Benefit
of Girls Home Tomorrow

L fruit shower for the benefit of
Crittenrnn Home viii be conducted by
the friends of the institution all day
Friday Persons have been asked 70
leave their canned fruit either at the
home or at the Crosby Brothers store
on Kansas avenue.
If the contributor wishes to go To
the home, a party Of Topeka women
will conduct them through the fnstiEu-
ton and carry out an Informal recep-
ton Take a Country club car and
get off at Twenty-sixth street
The women in charge announce that
the Jar containing the fruit sent TO the
home will be replaced
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-27

That Is the Complaint Made Against
O. w Doerr-

Mrs. Anna Musick. an elderly Eon1-
an OF poor circumstances. had $40
but that was the limit She needed
a horse badly
O. W Doerr had 4 horse which he
did not need He needed che $40
badly.
Mrs. Musick gave Doerr the SO as
part payment On the horse, the other
$50 70 be paid when she could get L
But Doerr wanted to keep the horse
for one more day and Mrs HEsick
consented
Since the hour Of that agreement
she has seen neither the horse nor
the SO and that is why she called On
W E Archtson county attorney, to-
day According to Mr. Arrhiso.-- an
investigation disclosed that altar
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-27

Miss Marguerite Zimmerman and Miss
Isabel Howe Of Eopeka. we're guests. T5es=
avenue
Mss Donnie and Miss Ruby woriey OF
N;ts hvule- Tenn. are guests Of their cousin,
Miss FlOy -AIisup, 26+ Kellam ~ emile
Mrs. T. T. Allen VIII be hostess Friday
afternoon. at her home. As Forest avenue.
club
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dunuing of Topelza-
were dinner guests Wednesday, evening. nj
Mss Estelie Clemens and her father, "
7 Clemens AFTER avenue
Mss Belle VdHoFsslOI OF Silver Lake Is
guest at the Carl HummeII hume. III
Arrer avenue.
A Republican meeting viii he heH.I on
the Oakland school grounds tifs evening
The ladies' Of the Oakland Christian
church viii serve Ice cream
Mrs Andrew Clarke of Manhattan. IS a
grlest at the J V Otis home in Winfield
IveHue-
Vera Stewart little daughter of NJ and
Mrs. Art Stewart. Pennsylvania ssveflue-
who has been H. Is recovering
Miss He4en Potter has returned 70 Ter
hOr-e in Winfield avenue. after spending =
week with friends, IN Cedarvale Kan
Mrs g " Rake Of Arter avenue, was
l. Vogel- 22s Fillmore street
Mrs OscaE Warner AMI daughter Ear.
% f0peka- we're CHESTS Wednesday at the
Z W hamburger home in sumner street
Mrs. Harold Smirh Of KaIIa1Ir avenue.
has gone 20 Hastings. Nef- To speud the
remainder Of the summer
Mrs. J = Brown Monroe street. visited
her daughter. Mrs Lau-a Potter in Win
field avenue. Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs 7 VI Tones entertained
the 5. o. D. H club Wednesday evening.
with a. picnic at their h8me IA Wabash
avenue The following girls attended,
Miss Ruth Suud- Miss VaIda johnson,
Miss H1dred EIvorrIi Miss AiIeen PeaIz-
Mss Mona Bel Miss AIFs.e Linn Miss
Beatrice Peak Hiss Eth Isarst Miss Irene
HGlzls- Miss Encile ami Miss Dorothy
Jones'
The Delta Alpha and the FEus Ultra
classes. of the Oakianff Prpssb rrerian
church viii give an ice cream soeiaI Fri
day evening on the church lawn A
musical program vii be given.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-27

70 enlist under the political banner OF
the Republican candidate.
Il is not known what Will be done
by the uffragertes-ttat IS, those in
terested in politics only as II affects
the question of equal franchise It rs
A certainty that one faction Of the sur-
frage people will not be doing much
for the Wilson party. and we have a
fair showing OF them in our own VII
lage and they love not the Demo-
cratic party and the Democratic
leader
Miss Grace WuIItts entertained at
five tables at bridge Wednesday, night
for her cousins. Miss Ruth WfIlirts,
Miss Marjorie Willitts and Mr.. Leland
Willitrs OF CaStana. iowa who are
visiting al the W F Willitts home
X x
Notes and Personal Mention
Mrs D. z. ElsuerIy and her two chill
dren have returned from Cleveland
and Oberiiu. Ohio. where they spent Il
part Of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Carey J. Wilson ex-
pecr 70 go to Richmond. Va. in Sep
TENDER where Mr.. Wilson will attend
a national insurance convention
Mr. and Mrs. & F E'lennicken. ir-.
have returned from a short wedding
Journey. and are living in the Devon
apartments. Mrs. F1enniken- before
her marriage last Saturday, was Miss
Emma BoImar-
Miss Hazel Howe. who is in new
York this summer, Is expected horne
in september
Miss Ona May Miller Is spending 4
few days in Kansas City She has
come TO Topeka for her summer va
cation. and occasionally returns to
Kansas City on short business or con-
cert trips
Miss Augusta Pickens viii leave the
last Of the week for a months trip
east She will stop in Chicago to at
tend the fashion show, and will go
from there To New York Washing
, ton and other eastern cities. She VIII
attend the New York fashion show
also.
Miss Daisy Peart has returned from
Mission Center, where she visited the
Brobst family
Miss Marguerite Thrapp has re-
turned from lawrence where she vis-
tied Miss Bessie Davis
Miss Mary R. Fisher, who has been
taking general work IN home econom-
les at the state Normal school Pitts
burg. will return to Topeka tonight to
spend the summer with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs W. NJ Fisher 1925 Null
vane street Miss Helen Wyrnan OF
Minneapolis. Mimi. Il teacher in home
economics at PfttSbUrg, will accom-
panv Miss Fisher to Topeka ana spend
the weekend as her guest
Miss Mary 2. Patterson arrived to-