The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-31

ed to being petted and cuddled and
having her fur combed every day, so
she became furious1y angry at such
heartless failing. Forthwith and i'm
mediately kitty took her departure
via a cellar window, and proceeded to
call upon numerous houses that
looked as tho they might give succor
of the proper kind Evidently Liz,
the kitty. did not find what she was
looking for as up to the present time
she has been heard of calling at sew
eral houses, but at each one she soon
took her departure. Looks like she
has at last found place where con-
dftions satisfy her, and where she sat
isfies the householders. for 10, and
behold the papers have been full of
advertisements for lost LiZ-cat for
several days, yet there have been no
replies or answers of a. Liz found
that in any way answers the descrip-
ton of the real Liz
The moanin' wall of the mourning
chant is now bluing the wintry air
around the Kelley and Doncyson
homes for Liz was a petted and pam
pered female and her absence without
explanation leaves a hole of consider
able proportions in the even tenor of
life at the two places
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. McGrew, of
1914 Polk street, announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Edna c., to
Mr. w E. Ligget. of Albuquerque,
New Mex, which took place Wednes-
day morning at 1880 o'clock at the
NcGrew home. The Rev. Mr.. Samuel
Buckner, of the Walnut Grove church,
read the service. The bride was
dressed in a suit Of blue chiffon broad
cloth. After the service Mr.. and Mrs.
Ligget left for Albuquerque, where Mr.,
Ligget has a position with the Santa
Fe.
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Mrs l. H. Stearns has had as her
guests for a week her parents, Mr..
and Mrs John w. Fisher of Topeka,
and her grandmother, Mrs. C. A. F.
Davis, of AtchiSon- Mrs. Davis, tho
She was one of the kansas pioneers.
and is now spending the winter with
Mr.. and. Mrs Fisher in Topeka
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. o. E. Walker have
left for Whittier, Cal, to spend the
next two months. Whittier is
suburb of Los Angeles. They are
making the trip by way of San An
tonic, Tex, where they viii stop for
a short time. For the past ten years
Mr.. and Mrs Walker have spent every
winter in Florida.
Miss Alice Lyman and Miss Mary
Burnett will spent New Years with
Mr. and Mrs. George Ref of Leaven-
worth.
Mrs C. NJ Gardener is visiting Mr..
and Mrs E. Rex Smith of Hutchinson
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lininger of
Kansas City, who spent the early part
of the holidays with Mrs. Lininger'S
have gone to Evanston, ILL.,, to visit
Mr.. Lininger's people.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walker are in st.
Louis. visiting Mrs. Walkers sister,
Mrs /. P. Terhune.
DR. and Mrs. Karl Menninger are
spending the holidays with their peo
pie in Topeka. Mrs. Menninger is
teaching this year in the high school
at Rossville, and will return when the
school opens after the holidays. DR..
Kansas City hospital, and will return
to Kansas City in a few days.
Mrs. Beryl Johnson and her daugh-
ter, Sarah Thornton, who have been
with Mrs. Johnson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Stone, will leave soon for
Hattiesburg to join Mr.. johnson, who
is engaged in Red Cross work at that
place.
Miss Edith Root of Kansas City,
spent the weekend with Topeka
friends.
Miss Grace Koontz is recovering
from an attack of tonsilitis-
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. FARRELL and their
children, Barbara and Jack, will re-
turn after New Years from Tulsa,
Okla, where they are visiting Mrs.
Jarrelrs sister. Mrs. W. L. Dickey
Mrs. Elon S. Clark of Kansas City
and her daughter, Esther, are visiting
Mrs c. w. Kouns Mr.. Charles Ed
wards of Kinsiey, Kan, is q. guest at
the Kouns home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Searle have
returned to their home in Holden, Mo.
after spending Christmas with Mrs.
Searle's mother. Mrs. r. F. Thomp-
son, in Topeka. Mrs. s. E. Lux, Jr..
and her son, Samuel Edward III. who
also spent Christmas at the Thomp-
sor home, have returned to their home
in junction City
Mr.. Jack Bauerline. who is in the
Great Lakes naval training school is