The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-08

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Mr. Fritz of 400 East Eighth is seri-
ously Ill with fever. He was remover
| to the Santa, .F'e hospital today.
Mr.. Roy Pheber has returned from
two weeks visit with his parents at
Galena, Kan.
home in Chillicothe, Mo-. Coday, where
he will resume his studies in high
school Mr.. French spent tn. summer
with his brother. Mr.. Harry French,
and family.
Mrs. S. H. Hope and children have
gone to Chicago. where they will reside
for the winter as Mr.. Hope is employed
there.
Mrs. Prince Coddington is. spending a
week with relatives in Wakena, Okla
Miss Lottie Horn OF 220 Lake street
Is spending a couple of weeks the guest
Of relatives in Holton.
A. B. Lawless of $50 Chandler is at
home after a five weeks visit to points
in Colorado. He is reported to be
greatly improved in health.
Mrs Thomas Smith of 324 Locust
street arrived last night from Denver
On the return trip she visited Mrs.
Bane in Great Bend
Mrs Henry Dannenhauer md daugh-
ter have returned from two weeks
visit in Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hastings of Granville
have returned home after spending
several days with relatives on the East
side.
A union meeting of the missionary
societies of the Christian churches of
the city will be held Friday at the Oak
land Christian church. The meeting
will begin at 10 o'clock and dinner will
be furnished by the Oakland ladies.
Mr.. John Miller of 631 Lane is i'm
proving after a ten days illr Acs
The members of the Evangelical
church held a picnic at Garfield Park
Monday afternoon. All report having a
good time.
w. c. Founders of East Tenth has re-
turned from a few days visit with his
sister and family in Newton.
Mrs. Byron Stitt is home from n few
days visit in Atchison, where he visit
ed Miss Myrtle Weatherford
Mr.. and Mrs. John Russo Of 223 Lo-
Gust street are home from q -eW weeks
visit in Denver.
Rev. c. S. Soig, pastor of the Evan
gelcal church who spent his vacation
in Deerfeld, Ill, arrived today to con-
duct the funeral services OF Russell
Roller of Highland Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Reser and MT. and
Mrs. John Reser and baby of Rossviile
and Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Critchf1eld CT
for a few days of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Reser. They arrived here yesterday to
attend the circus.
Harry D. Ruth, who has made his
home here this summer, has gone TO
Oregon where he will remain at the
home of his parents and attend the
State university at Eugene. Oregon.
Edward Gibbons of 213 Cline street
left Monday for Atchison, where he
will attend st. Benedict's college.
The engineers wives will have their
first regular meeting Friday afternoon
after a two months vacation. The
meeting will be held in the Knights
and Ladies Of Security hall
Mr. and Mrs. James Durl1in Of sos |
East Eighth have gone to Excelsior |
Springs for the benefit of Mrs. Dur !
kin's health.
The Ladies Maccabees Hive No. IA |
will meet with Mrs Olive Chamberlain |
of 1927 Monroe street Thursday.
Mr.. John Malone is convalescent at
his home at 217 German avenue after |
an illness of several days.
Russell Roller died Monday evening |
at 1880 at his home in Highland Park.
He was i'll for about ten days with !
typhoid fever.
Mrs. Harley Harper, who was taken |
i'll while on visit, has returned home
and is much improved today
Mrs. Marshall Dodder and Mrs. John |
Dodder and sons. Marion and Glen, of /
OVERLOOK, are visiting at the home of |
Mrs. Andrew Losh, 632 Lake street.
Mrs. Mary Lane, who is visiting her |
aunt in Overlook, is expected to re- |
turn home Thursday.
Mr.. Mcintosh of Norris avenue is |
greatly improved and is able to sit UP. |
Mrs. William Crook will arrive |
for a visit of several days |
with Mrs. J. s. Crook.
Mrs. Charles Parker and daughter
Yuma and Mr.. Allen Dougherty spent
Labor Day at Silver Lake.
Mrs. John Crook will arrive Thurs
lay from Pittsburg for a visit of sew
eral days with Mrs. j. S. Crook.