The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-31

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Miss HuIda Mueller returned to her
home in Alma yesterday after rev
days visit with her sister. Mrs Jon
Fritze. Of Al German avenue
Mr. James Mckinley and sons. Thorn-
as and William came up from scranton
Sunday 10 witness the double header
between Omaha and Topeka
Harry Michaels has gone TO Fort
Worth Texas, and will remain there
permanently following his work as
Mr. Frank Irwin Of 4o1 East Eighth
has gone to Louis, Kansas, on a bust
ness trip He expects to remain there
for two weeks.
Mr.. Charles Fritze OF Alma spent
Sunday here visiting his parents
Charles kimeS has returned 10 Cralg,
Oklahoma. after spending three weeks
visiting his aunt, Mrs J. Wilson. OF IL
Lake street
Miss Eunice Weeks came from her
home near Paxico Saturday for a visit
with her brother, Mr.. J. Weeks, of 405
Lake street
Mrs. sam Bigham OF 514 Branuer
street is convalescent after a few days
Miss Lucille vedder is visiting her
grandmother. Mrs Heeveu. at Norton
vile
Mrs. Flora James OF $40 Klein street,
who has been very i'll for a few days
is greatly improved today
Mr. and Mrs Harry wilson returned
TO their home IN Lawrence Sunday
after q Two weeks visit with their par
ents and other relatives on the East
side
Rev. J. A. L. Romig left Monday fo-
his home in Portage IA Prairie. Canada,
after five weeks here engaged in an
evaugeistic campaign at the Third
Christian church
The Young Peoples and the Helping
Hand societies Of the Second United
Brethren church will hold an ice cream
and watermelon social on the church
lawn tonight
Mr.. VIM. Christy is expected TO come
here the last OF the week from south
eru Kansas and Oklahoma to spent
several days visiting his family at 331
Adams street
Rov Burke OF s34 Madison street will
return home tomorrow from Denver.
where he has spent the past two weeks
OF a business trip
Mrs. James Rutter and daughter
Marie are spending a few days visiting
relatives in CarbondaIe and Scranton.
Mr.. and Mrs F. r Dawdy will leave
soon for Maitland. Mo, where they will
assist the Rev g D. Harland in an
evangeustic meeting
Mrs J. G. English and daughter
Fanny returned TO their home IN Over
brook today after spending a week here
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Layne
of 40s Leland street
The Mizpah society Of the Third
Presbyterian church will hold their
regular meeting at the church WedaeS-
day afternoon
Mrs. Henry Eichor and daughters,
Ruth and Esther, have returned home
from Eskridge. Kansas. where they
spent four weeks visiting relatives and
friends.
The Westminster Guild Of the Pres
byteFtan church will hold their regular
meeting and social hour Friday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Ivan Hag-
CART on Harrison street.
Miss Hazel Stitt has returned home
from Granville, Kansas. where she
spent two weeks visiting relatives and
friends
Mrs. L C. Hammond and daughter
Clio will leave soon for Kansas City to
spend several weeks visiting Mrs. Ger
tie Davis.
Mr.. James McLeish Of German ave
nue. IS spending a vacation visiting the
important points OF Ohio.
Mrs Sam Mccain OF German ave-
nue. IS unable to be out on account Of
Illness
Mr. and Mrs Gus GRADER and daurh-
ter OF Kansas City visited friends and
relatives here Sunday while On their
way TO Empor1a. Kansas. where thay
Will make their future home
Mrs Mary Norton OF 500 Branaer
street Is suffering with an injured eye
Mr. and Mrs Jacob StarkIe Of 235
German avenue entertained the follow
ing guests at dinner Sunday: Mr. and
Mrs Ed Skibbe. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcneil.
Mr. and Mrs L4ndamon and son Rich
ard, Mr.. and Mrs J. H StarkIe. lir.
and Mrs Alexander Starkle. Mr. and
Mrs Houf, Misses Hulda and Marie
Starkle Lizzie Slack, Dora and Marie
Miller, Lizzie McLefsh. Anna Skibbe,
Mary Starkle. Messrs. Theodore
Starkle, Houf. Fred Meyer, Carl Kott-
mann. Nicholas Wetsteiu and Richard
Lindamon- A very social time was en-
1oyed by ali present
Mr. Raymond Resser, physical d.
rector OF the boys reform school. viii
leave soon on a hunting trip through
Colorado to be gone about four weeks
Mrs. Ed Stitt OF Downs, Kansas. <gho
has been quite i'll at the D. d. SIitt
home at 404 Monroe street, is steadily
improving
Mrs Willard Bunce of 533 Adams
street has returned home from Bald
win, Kansas. where she has spent sew
eral weeks visiting her mother. Mrs J.
Ldggett-
Mrs Clinton Coddfugton left toFay
for points in Oklahoma to remain and
visit relatives until time for school to
start