The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-23


/ Christmas visiting their SON
Mr. and Mrs. Truman. Keplinger are
I expected from Usage county to spend
| Christmas visiting their uncle and
aunt Mr.. and Mrs. c. z. Bridge
George Wendell of Elmont has gone
to Creston, Ia, to visit his SON.
Paul Fisher is visiting at Alta Vista.
J. K. Withers. Rock Island agent at
Anthony, came home today to spend
Christmas visiting his family at III
Kansas avenue.
Samuel Harper was in town today
from Menoken.
Mrs. ". H. Rutter and son Merrill
Went to Spring Hill, Kan, this morn
ing to visit Mrs Rutter's mother Mrs.
Smith. Mr.. Rutter will join her there
tomorrow and remain over Christmas
but Mrs. Rutter and her son win be
away a week.
Charles Snyder and daughter. who
live north of town, have gone to Bruins
Wisk, Md, for an extended visit
Merton French is home from Baker
university, Baldwin, for the Christmas
recess.
DR.. and Mrs. T. B. Reynolds and
sons. Irving and Herbert. will spend
Christmas in Lawrence the guests of
relatives. ~
Mrs. Sarah Ward of Kiro left this
afternoon for Lafayette, Ind, to visit
her sister.
Mrs. .Baubien of Oklahoma is here to
visit her daughter, Mrs. P. M. Neis-
wender of ShOrey and her sisters, the
Misses Murphy
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Cain of 1925 Cen
trail avenue, Mr.. and Mrs. Reckards
and children of Oskaloosa will spend
| Christmas in Kansas City the guests of
Mrs Gains aunt, Mrs. Richards, who
will entertain at a family dinner that
! day.
Miss zelIa Lukens, who is in Kansas
toll h If
music, came home today to spend the
| Christmas vacation with her parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs Jonas Lukens.
| X L. Wolf was in town today from
| Osawlzie.
Miss Annie Nystrom, who has been
| spending the past fifteen months in
| Portland, Ore, returned home yester-
| day having stopped enroute to visit
/ points in California and Salt Lake
/ City, Utah, and Denver Col.
Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Hanley of
| Idaho Falls, Idaho, are the parents of
/ a ten-pound son born Wednesday. Mr..
| HanIey's mother and sister here re-
| ceived a. telegram from him Wednes-
! day stating that James Jr., arrived.
Mr. Floyd HenshaW was given a
/ pleasant surprise party at his home in
Shorey Friday evening, the occasion
! being his birthday anniversary. The
| time was spent playing vaious games
i and at a late hour refreshments were
| tVedaz Sawyter, Ruth Skinner, Annis
White. Lulu Clark, Tiny Shonkwi1er,
Rose Clarke, Bessie Smith Naomi Pol
! ley Clara Matthews, Fannie jerks,
Miss Zackerison, Messrs. Ira Vetter,
/ John Lesser, Erskine Wray, Dow Dan
iels, Will Eisenhower, Norman Whit
ney and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Henshaw.
Mrs. c. NJ Inman who has been in
I Topeka for the past two months work
ing in the interests of Victor council
r Of TaTA net
ing for her home in Chanute to spend
/ Christmas. She was accompanied by
| her son, Harry, who has been at
school at the Christian Brothers col
lege at st. Joseph. Mrs Inman ex-
poets to return to Topeka after the
holidays.
Mrs. John Jones and daughter,
| Blanche, of 1910 VanBuren street
have gone to Pratt, Kan, to spend
Christmas the guests of Mrs Jones
| daughter.
Mr.. John. Bush of 1914 Topeka ave-
nue.. who has been sent to Denver to
be manager of the Otto Kuehne Pre-
serving works there, Will move his
family to their new home the first of
the week. Mr. Bush has been in Den
yer for some time.
Policeman Hull. who has been con-
fined to his home, 1928 Van Buren,
street. by an attack of diphtheria, has
been released from quarantine and his
home was 1Unl2ateQ to-day
M S. Evans expects to leave for
Olathe shortly to assume the charge
of his sons, Mr.. Albert Evans gentle
mans furnishing store While he is
away buying goods.
The choir of the East Indianola Sun
day school gave their leader, Prof.
Samuel Tracy, a pleasant surprise
party last evening at his home in
| Maple Grove. Mr.. Tracy was taken
| completely by surprise and so was
Mrs. Tracy for although she knew of
the party she supposed it was to be
/ this evening. A most enjoyable time
was had and those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. L. E. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. T. Joseph, Mr.. and Mrs Al. Tomlin-
j son Miss Nellie Howard Miss Min
i nette Loop, Miss Cappie Schultz. Miss
i Augusta Perdum and Mr.. w A.
/ Forbes
Mr.. Hiram Van Vechten, formerly
| deputy street commissioner is i'll with
heart trouble at his home, 1905 Jack
son street.
There is no improvement in the
condition of Mr.. T. E. Ringer who is
very seriously i'll at his home, 1925
Jackson street.
Miss Blanche Reynolds, daughter
| of DIR. and Mrs. T. B. Reynolds, who
| went to Fort Harrison, Mont, last
July for an extended visit to her uncle
and aunt. Col. and Mrs. Pennington
/ Borden, Will accompany them to the
/ Philippines, Col. Borden and his
regiment. the Twenty-fourth infantry,
having been ordered to the islands.
/ Col. and Mrs. Borden and Miss Rey-
nolds left Fort Harrison today for
! san Francisco and with the regiment
will sail on January 20 for Manila,
where Col. Borden will be stationed.
Mrs. Borden and Miss Reynolds have
planned to spend next summer in
Japan.
At the Church of the Good Shepherd
tomorrow there will be a celebration
! Of the Holy Eucharist at II O'Clock
with Bishop F. R. Mil1spaugh as cele-
hraTt. No evening service.