The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-26

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be telephoned to Ind. phone 175ii
W. s. Hunter. physician end surgeon.
ONCE and res. 1119 Eas- 9Th. Iud 1853
mrs. Fred Snyder of Richland is here
spending several days the guest of Mrs
o. e. Goenour of 434 Lake street
MISS Ada Beever returned from Chi
cago today after spending several days
there the guest of friends.
Miss Lottie Horn returned last even
ing from Kansas City, where she spent
several days visiting relatives and at
tending the teachers association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osman Bates, who live
| east of the city. are building on several
new rooms to their house,
The Ladies', Aid of the Christian
| church will hold their regular meeting
| at the church Wednesday afternoon.
The Lady Maccabees of Hive No IA
will hold called meeting Thursday
| afternoon at the home of Mrs. j. w
| Mcclure. 1881 Kansas avenue All
| members are urged to be present.
| Miss Mabel Beeler has returned from
Olathe and Kansas City. where She
and friends.
Ed Devendorf of s27 Madison street
is improving after several weeks serl-
| Gus illness.
Mrs. Lizzie MCGUIRE, who for years
lived at 329 Lake street, has purchased
and moved into the house at 1924
| Quincy street
Mrs. John Snyder of SIS Madison is
| improving after several days illness.
/ Mrs. Arthur Huyett has returned to
her home in Richland after spending
several days here the guest of Mrs. O
G.. Goenour of 434 Lake street
Mrs. Ed James returned to her home
in Rossville Saturday after spending
several days here the guest of her
brother, Mr.. r. Reser, and family of
324 Branner street.
Frank stockwell. son of Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Stockwell of Granville. who
i was seriously i'll at Salinas with an at
tack of pneumonia and was brought
nome by his parents, is much improved
and Is able to be up and around
John Powell of Berryton spent Sat-
urday here the guest of relatives.
The Oriental Embroidery club will be
entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. Banker at her home on Kansas
avenue.
Mrs Willard Bunce and little daueh
ter of 333 Adams street are visiting
relatives in Spencer. They will go to
Baldwin to visit her parents before
they return home.
Mrs. H. H. Ruth and son John left
today noon for Oregon, where they will
locate and remain permanently.
The Westminster Guild of the Third
| Presbyterian church will meet Friday
; afternoon with Mrs. J. c. Everett at
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II Clarence Lake, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Lake Of 322 Quincy, who fell and
injured his nose last summer while
crossing the bridge over the Shunga-
| nunga, was taken to the Santa F'e hos
pital and operated upon, Is reported a
little better today. Clarence has been
in a serious condition for several DAYS
since the operation, due to weakness
caused from the loss of so much blood.
1t is thought that he is out of danger
now and that he will steadily improve
Miss Minnie Miller, 631 Lime street.
entertained her Sunday school class OF
the Evangelical church at her home
, Saturday afternoon. Those present
were: Miss Elizabeth Meyer Miss
Maud Swanson, Miss Catherine Delhi.
Miss Mildred Carlisle Miss Grace
Roller, Miss Ruth Prusner and Miss
Esther Roller. A very nice time was
enjoyed. Refreshments were served
Mrs. NJ. L. Miller of 622 Jefferson
street entertained the following guests
at Sunday dinner: Mr.. and Mrs c. r.
Yeweil; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Laird.
Mrs Hershall Asher of Hutchinson.
Kan, Mr.. Roy Yewell and Mr.. H. L.
Studevant.
Mr.. James Gibbons and son, James
Gibbons, tr., spent Sunday in Chapman,
Kansas. in the interest of the knights
of Columbus
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Powell have come
here from Cleburne, Texas. and will
, | remain.
II Rev. j. G. Everett Will be formally
installed as pastor of the Third Pres
byterian church Wednesday evening
Rev. s. S. Esty of Topeka and Rev
Mr.. Faulks of Kansas City, Kan. will
be in charge.
II Mr.. and Mrs z. w. Rake of 4o6 Lib
, erty street entertained at Sunday din
ner in honor OF Mr.. Rakes cousin,
i Mrs. Charles Langley of North Dakota
who left yesterday for St Paul MINI
Covers were laid for the following
| Mr.
:. Mr.. Geo Rake, Mrs. Mamie Plat, Mr..
i Chas Langley, Miss Elsie Butler.
Misses Anna. verna and Oslo Rake and
Miss Katherine Plat.