The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-15

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! Mrs. Annie Thomas of Kansas City
Is spending few days here with rela-
| tiveS:
Mr.: and Mrs. E. Clarke have moved
to Oakland avenue, 0aklandi from SIS
Lawrence street.
| Mr.: Joseph Stockwe1l Of Granville
| was called to Salina, Kan. Monday on
account of the serious Illness of his
son, Frank Steekweii wfe is in a hos
pital with an attack of pneumonia.
| Mrs: Steckwel1 left fer Salina this
morning. Mr.: Joseph ~Steekwell is
brother of Rella Steekwell of sos Lake
| street.
Rev. j. g. Everett Is in Gardner,
Kan, attending presbytery which is in
session at that place now.
| Mrs, William Creek of PittSbur8,
Kan, who has been here visiting Mr..
| and Mrs. j. L. Crock of 400 Lafayette
street, has gone to Scranton. Kan, to
visit her grandmother. Mrs. Crook
will return to Topeka to- extend her
visit before going to her home in
| Pittsburg.
Miss Edna z.Gordinier's fifth birth
day was celebrated at the home of her
parents, 631 Chandler, Tuesday after
| noon. Games were played on the lawn
after which a three course luncheon
was served. The guests included Luz
Gle Johnston, Nellie Cooper, Mamie
Elliott, Louise O'Neff,s Clara Simpson.
Bernice Curry, Thelma Payten, Mary
French. Marie Mcdonald, Irene Early,
Florence Humphries, Olive Van
Houten, Mildred Kesinger, Blanche
! Darby, Ethel Baker, Eva Ros1on, Ted
Herring, Archie Kesinger, Harold
Martin, Clad Lowe and Claude Owens.
Mrs. Gordinier was assisted by Miss
Mckee, Mrs. Bromich, Mrs. Cooper
and Mrs. G. Harrington.
DR.. w. A. S. Murphy Of Atchison Is
spending a few days in Topeka on a
| business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse West have re-
turned from their short wedding trip
to remain until Saturday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bathanl,
when they will go to Soldier, Kan, to
make their future home.
Mr.. Miles Stevens Of 1901 East
| Sixth street is unable to be out on
account of illness.
Mr.. A. B. Cumming will return to
his home in Lyndon, Kan, today after
several days visit here with his sisters,
Mrs. A. Q. and Mrs. L. B. Harper.
Mrs A. A. Majors of Chandler street
is improving after several days ill
; ness.
Miss Lottie Horn of 21s Lake street
will go to Kansas City Thursday,
April %. to remain until the following
Sunday the guest of her brother. w.
, L. Horn, and family.
II Mr. l. H Ellenberger will return
| this week from Gardner, Kan, where
: he. was sent as a delegate from the
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presbytery, which is in session at
, Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. D. Brown and little
son Harlan, who are visiting in St
the last of the week.
Mrs. E. A. Powell of Lake street is
unable to be out on account of Illness.
| Miss Helen Miller is able to be UP
land around after several days illness
with an attack of tonsilitis.
Mr.. Earl Powell of Wakarusa. is
spending the weekend here the guest
of his sister. Mrs. A. Luthey, of 230
Chandler street. s
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Porter and sons and
daughter, Hugh, James and Ethel
have returned to their home in St
Louis, after a visit here with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. l.. Crook of 400 Lafayette
street and other friends. Mr.. and Mrs
Porter and family are former resi-
dents of Topeka.
A very pretty quiet home wedding
took place Wednesday evening at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. NJ. Swearingen, when Miss Iva
Swearingen was united in matrimonS
to Mr.. Alexander Voigt. Rev. F. E
Mallory of Parsons. Kan, performed
the ceremony. The wedding was &
very simple and very quiet affair. only
near relatives being present Mr. anc
Mrs. Vofgt went Immediately to theil
newly furnished home at 1901 Easi
Sixth avenue. Both Mr. and Mrs
Voigt have always lived on the East
side and have a host of friends who
extend to them their best wishes and
most hearty congratulations