The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-06
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Mr.. o. H. Call is still very low.
The new council was sworn in last
night.
Miss Enola Heaston was in Willard
Tuesday on business.
The family of Mr.. Ed Smelcer's are
having a hard time with the grip.
Mrs. Sam Bailey's mother from To-
pelxa. was visiting at the Bailey nome
yesterday.
Mrs. Elmer Gaylean. of Topeka, is the
guest of Mrs NJ. L. Gaylean of Oakland
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell. of Culver,
Kan. visited at the home of Rev. Mr.
Lucas yesterday.
MIR. Willie Tillman was calling on
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Tiliman, yesterday.
The Commercial club of Topeka Wis
tied our wollen mill Thursday in their
round of sightseeing.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Chris
tan church met a the home OF Mrs
Chas. Cummings today.
Mr.. John Heastcn, of Bur Oak. Kan,
is here making cement walks for his
brother, w. NJ. Heaston.
Mr.. Geo. Denim, who has been living
with Mr.. c. z. Bradley, has moved to
a residence property on AFTER avenue.
Miss Esther Atchison, of the Topeka
high school. is still suffering from a
vaccination at her home in Wakarusa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy vorhies. together
with their daughter, Virgie, and baby
Dorothy, are all down with the meas
les
Mr.. oscar Hummel has been offered
a position by the Rock Island in Next
co and will leave for that place Satur-
day night.
Mrs. Florence Fox Thacher. the So
olist, in company with her mother,
were callers at tie hCme of Rev. MIR.
Foltz yesterday.
A great many people here are taking
advantage of the idea of identifying
Oakland and are sowing grass and
planting flowers and shrubs.
The pulpit of the Oakland Christian
church will be filled morning and even
ing by o. G. Moody. There will be
special music at both services.
Mr.. NJ. L. Galyean and his son, Mr.
Elmer E. Galyean of Topeka, went
Will return the last of the week.
Mrs E. s Woods left for her new
home in Estancla, N. NJ, very sud-
denly last Wednesda after receiving
word that her son, Archie. was i'll.
The Missionary society of the Pres
byterian church has elected new Off
GERS as follows: Mrs. Richard Taylor,
president; Mrs. Collins. vice president;
Miss Harriet Hummel, treasurer, ana
Mr.. Graft, secretary.
Mi-s Euola Heaston closed a success
full term of school at Willard last Fri
day The patrons and friends of the
school came at noon with well filled
baskets ami enjoyed a big time. In the
evening the teachers and pupils of
both rooms gave an entertainment at
the Congreg ational church in Willard
to a crowded house.
Mrs ]. w. Peake of 124 Buchanan
street, gave a dinner Thursday. Gov
ers were laid for Miss Anna Case of
Belvue, Mrs. George Case of Highland
Park. Mrs. r. Z. Mcfarland of East
dict Mrs. L. p. Walter and Mrs. D. H.
Peake of Oakland. Miss Frances Peake
assisted the hostess in entertaining the
guests.
Last night at the office of Parker
Moore the''Old Conscript Fathers abdi-
Gated. Mayor Brigham was first sworn
in and he in turn swore in the new
city fathers. Col Stockham was unani-
mously chosen president of the new
council. Mayor Brigham appointed
three standing committees. Acting
Mayor Handkerchief rendered two law
suits, the best wishes and the kickers
over to the new rulers. After a brief
inquiry into the method of conducting
business the meeting adjourned until
the mayor or two members of the cOun- |
Gil should call special meeting or the
regular meeting the first Monday OF
each month. THE city hall'' was pack |
ed with people of the masculine gen.
der, there not being a vacant seat in
the gallery.