The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-26

| Mrs. Mabel Smith and daughter Ger
trude are spending this week with her
mother, Mrs. A. J. Carter in Lehigh,
| Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Freely and son
Milton of Chanute. Kan. came here
yesterday to spend several days with
! relatives and friends.
Mrs. D. L. Bryan of Cherryvale,
Kan, has returned home after spend
| ing several days here on a business
| trip. She was looking after her prop
erty interests.
! There will be the usual services at
| the Oakland Presbyterian. church Sun
day. Rev. S. B. Lucas, pastor.
| Miss Nora Eberhand of Ashland,
| Kansas, and Miss Bernice Worley of
| Oakley, Kansas, came here yesterday
| to remain several weeks the guests of
their cousins, Misses Helen and Hazel
| Wilson.
| Mrs. Clarence Bean of Lincoln, Neb..
Will arrive here Tuesday to make an
/ extended visit with relatives and
friends in Oakland and Topeka
| Mrs Horace Johnson is improving
| after being i'll for a number of months
with an attack of lung trouble. She has
spent the past three months in Colo
RADIO and word was received from her
today that her condition was stead
| lily growing better.
Mr.. John L. Baker will leave the
| latter part of the week for his old home
| in Haverhil1, Mass. He has not been
back to the place of his birth and
childhood for over forty years. He
intends to remain a number of
months. probably a year.
Mrs. J. NJ. Heller of Usage City
made a short visit with Mrs. o. w
Neil and Mrs. DIR. Heller this week
A birthday surprise was given
Thursday evening in honor of Mr.
James Jessop in celebration of his
birthday anniversary. About 80 guests
were present.
| Augusta and Louis Taylor of North
Topeka have returned home after a
several weeks visit at the N. E. Cope
land home.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Neil of las Win
field avenue entertained the following
guests last night at dinner: Rev. and
Mrs. S. B. Lucas, Dr. and Mrs. ]. L.
Heller, Mr.. John Heller, Master George
and Miss Gladys Neil. The occasion
was in honor of the birthdays of sew
eral Of the party DR.. Heller's birthday
was Monday, Mrs. S. B. Lucas's birth
day was Wednesday, and Mrs. o. w.
, Neil's and Mr.. John Heller's birthday
: was today. The feature of the dinner
: was the cake which was quite huge
because of its being a birthday cake
for four people.
: The Oakland club OF old soldiers met
Thursday night. June "a at the home
| of Mr. W. D. Woodwork, on Oakland
avenue, in celebration of the anniver-
} sary of the birth of three of Their
| members. Mr.. ]. L. Hayslip served In
Company c, Seventy Ohio infantry
the oldest member. 70 years old June
25. Mr.. w. D. Woodwork, next old
lest, celebrated his sixty-fourth birth
3 Gay, June "a: he served in COMPANY
d. 173d Ohio infantry, and Thomas B
/ Potter. celebrated his sixty-third birth.
day, June Il He served in COMPANY
l H. Hath Ohio infantry. The three sol
{. diers, whose dates of births are in
= June, are all Ohio soldiers and all be.
: longing to the Ohio infantry. The ev.
' ening was spent in the singing of ole
war songs, and speech-making by the
r old soldiers. Refreshments of punch
ice cream and cake were served. Those
L present were: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Hay
slip and family, Mr.. and Mrs w. D
4 Z. Potter and family. Mr.. and Mrs
= Reaugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Ward, Mr.
: and Mrs. Chas. Cole. Mr.. and Mrs
IChas. McCarty. Mr.. and Mrs. P. Smell
!, ser Mr. and Mrs. Goodin, Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Swain, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sea
mon, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Busby
Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Williams. Mr. ant
Mrs. VIM. Hayslip, Mr.. and Mrs ]
W. Sears. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Har-
r1son, Mr.. Sloan and daughter Ollie
Mrs. Miller. Verna King. Mrs. H. shu-
le. and daughters Mary and Dorothy
Mrs. Geo. Ellis, Mrs. Roe. Mrs. Franz
Truitt, Helen Potter, Philip Potter, Mr.
O. H Hefner and wife. Mrs. Minnie
Dolhstrom, Fern Williams, Mildred
Goodin, Sarah Woodwork, Ennise
Ling. S. Riggs. c. c. Handkerchief, ]
W. Tillman, Scott Kelsey, Mr.. Lep.
per and wife, Mr.. Dan Lepper, Miss
Florence Lepper, Geo. Rake, ]. n
Craft, Mr. Harris. Mr.. L. F. Bradley
aid wife.
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