The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-17
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| Items for the Oakland notes may be left
| at the Iowa Grocery or telephoned to Ind.
phone 1881 Black.
| Mrs. Charles Lingo who is sick al
the j. c. Lingo home. is steadily inn
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Franklin left to-
day on a two weeks visit with rela-
tives in Lincoln county.
| Miss Myrtle Kennedy is improving
after several weeks illness with an at
Mr.. Frank Burgett left today for Sill
YER Lake where he will visit his daugh-
| ter. Mrs. Baker.
| Miss Myrtle Vance. of CarbondaIe, is
| spending few days with friends on
Reno avenue.
Mr.. Wilson returned to work today
after being off two weeks on account
of illness.
Mr.. James Hammil left today on an
extended business trip to st. Louis. He
expects to be gone about six weeks.
Mr.. N. E. Copeland and Mr.. NJ. Tay-
lor left last night for points in Texas.
They Will be gone several weeks and
will visit in several different places.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lenson are the
proud parents of a son born Tuesday
night.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs r Leeson
will be released from the quarantine
this week. Opal their little daughter,
has been suffering with an attack of
scarlet fever.
nue., went to the farm of Mrs. Walker
west of the Country club today to spend
several days the guest of Mrs. Walker.
Miss Ruby Alexander is improving
after several days illness with an at
tack of tonsilitis.
Mr.. Jesse Craik returned to his home
in Oketa today after a short visit here
the guest OF his mother-in-law, Mrs.
w. z. White.
Mr. Ray Pettitt, of Topeka, visited
his grandmother. Mrs. Letta Roberts,
of Kellam avenue, last night.
Mr.. Henry White, who has been ill
for an extended length of time with
an attack of typhoid fever, remains
about the same
Mr.. Charles Lingo. who is suffering
With a slight attack of pneumonia at
the home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. c. Lingo, is steadily improving.
Mrs. Johnson of the country is here
spending a few days with her mother,
Mrs. Shuart on Winfield.
Mr.. Clarence Shuart of Winfield and
Sardou avenue. is suffering with an at
tack of malaria fever.
The last party held by the Oakland
club of old soldiers in celebration of
one of their members birthday, was
that in honor of Mr.. J. w. Fogle. The
evening was spent in singing war songs
and patriotic speeches The guests
were: Mr.. c. c. Vandeventer and wife,
Mr.. C. r. Cole and wife. Mr. VIM.
Swain and wife. Mr.. John Reaugh and
WIRE, Mr. u W. BOyd and WIFE, Mrs.
John Dunn and son John. Mr. J. L.
Snaggerty and wife, Mr.. Sam Jones,
Mr.. c. McArty, Mr.. D. Ward. Mr. l.
F. Bradley, Mr.. ]. E. Glendenning, Mr..
L. Sperry, Mr.. Pleasant Smelser. Mr..
Geo. Rake. Mr.. H. Louthan. Mr.. w. B.
Hershell. Mr.. T. Busby. Mr.. B. NJ Van
Cleve, Mr.. ]. o. Britenall, Mr.. J. w.
Whittekind. Mr.. NJ. E. Fogle and wife,
Miss Ora Watson, Miss Mabel Watson
Miss Gertrude B. Boyd, and Mr.. Otto
Boyd. The members of the F'ogle fam
lily We're. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Fogle
Miss May Fogle and Mr.. Carl F'ogle
Mr.. Fogle was born February 2 1S45,
and served in Company G, Illinois in
fantry. At a late hour the guests de-
parted, wishing him many happy re-
turns of the day.
A few members of the Topeka Busi-
ness college held a Valentine party
Thursday evening, February H. at the
home of Miss MabeIle Carothers. ITS
Winfield avenue. The evening was
spent in playing appropriate games,
and music. Refreshments were served
and a good time in general was enjoy
ed Those present were: Misses Myrtle
Cole, Ada Wagoner; Ruelle Haston.
Bessie Scofield, Edythe Rossie, Lillian
Rabe. Lucille Mills, Ethel Carter, Ma
belle Carothers. Messrs. Bert Wood
ward, Floyd Mills, Harvey Creaky,
Bert Banta, Oliver Parkhurst, Mr.
Gresser, Mr. Chiffon, Lawrence Jones,
James Pearl. Louie Ffeger and Earl
Piersol.
First Detective-How did you manage to
discover the family skeleton in Upson's
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