The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-31
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Mr.. Roscoe Thomas left Tuesday
| for Denver, Col, where he will remain
| permanently. He has left the ser
| vice of the Santa Fe, where he has
| been employed for number of years.
Max Rain of Norris avenue,
| Pleasant Valley, was taken to the
| Santa Fe hospital THURSDAY, where he
underwent an operation. He stood
the operation well and is steadily i'm
proving.
VIM. Buschacher returned today
from Waugh, N. M, where he has
been on business trip.
Miss Marie Miller is spending a
few days visiting her sister, Mrs.
John Petit in Wakarusa, Kan.
Mrs. Frank Irwin of East Eighth
street is spending a few days with
relatives in Usage.
L. Ticknor is quite i'll at his home,
405 Lafayette street.
Miss Ethel Jones of Springfield, Kan.
is here spending a week with her
aunt, Mrs. Amos Bee1er, of S23 Mad
isOn street.
VIM. KIinge of Leland street, will
leave Sunday for Albuquerque, where
he will spend his annual vacation. On
his return home he will stop at Dem
yer and Colorado Springs, to make a
short visit.
Rev. Everett, pastor of the Pres
byterian church, spoke to the men
of the Santa Fe mill Friday noon.
Mrs. Fred Klinge of Leland street
entertained the following guests at
her home Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
A. Renker, Mrs. A. Fusch, Mrs. VIM.
Klinge and Mrs. A. Klinge.
The following young people COM
posed boating party on Soldier
creek, Garfield park, Friday evening.
Miss Edna Warner of Leavenworth,
Miss Elizabeth Zimmerman, Miss An
ma Coulter, Miss Blanche Harper, Mr.
Earl McNoun of Los Angeles, Cal,
Mr.. Ernest McNoun, Mr.. Paul Valid
elich, Mr. Fred Bechtel and Mr.. Louis
Waidelich. Lunch was served and
every one enjoyed fine time.
A special invitation is extended by
Evangelist ]. A. L. Romig and pastor
and members of the Third Christian
church to the charter members of the
church to be present at the morning
service of the church Sunday morn
ing. Rev. Romig has arranged for
TINS special service and urges that as
many of the charter members as pos
sibly can be present. His subject for
the evening service is, "Why halt We,
between two opinions?" a sermon of
great strength. Songs will be illus
trated by stereoDticon views.
Electric lights and fans have been
installed in the Presbyterian church,
making everything pleasant during
the hot weather. They will undergo
their first good test at the Sunday
tect will be, Foreign Missions
Evening sermon, do 1t Now" Rev
J. c. Everett in charge.
A party which Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Beeler of 823 Madison street gave for |
their daughter, Myrtle, Wednesday |
evening, July %, in honor of her |
eighteenth birthday, was a very de-
ightful affair. The rooms were beau |
tiful1y decorated in flowers and ferns, |
the drawing room with pink roses, the |
reception haH IN golden glow and the |
dining room in garden flowers In
Miss Ruth Campbell presided at the |
punch bowl. In the dining room the
round table was spread with a drawn |
work cloth on which was placed the
huge pink and white birthday cake
with the dates 1891 and 1909 figured |
upon it and also eighteen pink and
white candles. The lawn and broad
were lighted by Japanese Ian
terms. Many of the guests were mem
oers of the january 10 class of the
high school. Miss Ethel James of
5pringhill, Mo, the hostess's cousin,
and Miss Annie Meyers entertained the
crowd with music. The invited guests
we're Miss Jennie Heinzman, Miss ]
Esther Weterlfng, Miss Dorothy
Brown, Miss Meta Estep, Miss Jessie s
Ferran, Miss Maud Sexton, Miss
louise Grandon, Miss Iva Conwen,
Miss Inez Heinz, Miss Ada Snyder,
Miss Gertrude Heinz. Miss Clara
smith, Miss Josephine JoHey, Miss
anna meyers, MISS Emily Richardson, | I
Mss Mildred Mills. Miss Mary Con-
lers, Miss Grace Griffith, Miss Flor {
nee Middaugh, Miss Kathleen Mid 7
laugh, Miss Gladys Dougherty, Miss
1ary Williamson, Miss Bertha Hull, t
Hiss Anna Ballard, Miss Helen +
sickle, Miss Helen johnson, Miss
Bertha Murphy, Miss Muriel Baxter, Z
Hiss Audrey Stevens, Miss Marguerite
Iaugebauer. Miss Lillian Ward Miss +
elizabeth McCIeIland, Miss Charlotte I
IcClelland, Miss Gayle Moody, Miss a
ethel James, Miss Mabel Beeler, Miss v
can Rogers, Miss Nellie Mcclure, | +
Hiss Leah Bailey, Miss Minnie Miller, {
Hiss Anna Smith, Miss Floy Whit
aker. Miss Caroline Mclaughlin, Mr.. :
nd Mrs. Ardle Lyon, Mr.. Walter i
richardson, Mr.. Arthur Buff. Mr..
Earl Bush, Mr.. Leroy Petro, Mr.. Carl {
miley, Mr.. Ed Campbell, Mr.. Warren
'rumbine, Mr.. Hubert Conwen, Mr.. S
russell Thompson, Mr.. Clifford Deppe, i
Ir; Charles Tullock, Mr.. Carleton t
Villains, Mr.. Sergeant BrownweH,
If. George Rutter, Mr. Warwick c
valworth, Mr.. William Bailey, Mr.. Il
Wayne Wingert, Mr. Charley Heck, :
Ir- Roger Soulson, Mr.. Charley Davis, q
Ir. Herbert Glenn, Mr. Clarence y
Mr.. Homer Pelton, Mr..
Terbert Heym, Mr. Louis Nesbaum, 3
If. Philip Billiard, Mr.. Henry Keller, :
IT. Virgil Lawrence. Mr.. Harlan Rus
sII of Lawrence, Mr.. Charles Milton u
Lawrence, Mr.. Stuart McGaw, Mr.. :.
aul Heyn, Mr.. Albert Campbell, Mr.. :,
red BechtOl, Mr.. James Wilson and ="
If. Sherwood Willcuts.