The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-29

visiting at the home of w. T. Purdun
of 1923 West Gordon street.
Thomas Page, president of the Page
Milling Co.. is i'll at his home, 1927
North Monroe street
E. Givens of Kendrick, Okla, is visit
ing at the home of his sister, Mrs. NJ.
M. Shirley, and other relatives in
Granville. He has been in Oklahoma
for about twenty years.
New York cream, Kansas and brick
cheese at the Booster, 6O3 North Kansas
avenue.
The K. & L. of S, Victor Council No.
4. will hold watch meeting at the
Barratt hall, 1901 North Kansas avenue,
Monday night.
Myrtle Greer of Tarkio. Mo-, is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Nellie Purdurn, 323
West Gordon. street.
Charles Martin prevented what might
have been a disastrous runaway of a
transfer team on North Kansas avenue
by climbing in over the back of the
wagon and stopping the horses last
evening. The team had started to run.
dragging the weight, about S22 North
Kansas avenue but were stopped by
Martin at Gordon street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hayes of St Joe
are visiting relatives here. Mr.. Hayes
was formerly with the Western Wooden
mills. He is now employed with a ST
] Joe wooden mill.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Bergundthal and
will leave Saturday for a visit in Gyp-
| sum City at the home of Mr.. Bergund-
| that's nephew, DR.. Graves.
Mrs. John Evans of Muskogee, Okla,
who has been visiting at the T. D.
Gabriel home, has returned to her
! home.
/ The fire department from station 1
/ was called to the house at lie East
| Norris street about IL o'clock by a fire
caused by a defective flue. The house
| ~ 10 ,o1xr \
| occupied by r. E. Sprague. The dam
| age was trifling.
| Mr. and Mrs. James Lawson of Kan
sas City. who have been visiting with
| H Williams, 709 West Gordon street
| have returned to their home.
! Clarence Williams. employed in the
signal department of the Santa Fe, re-
| turned to his work at Winfield after
spending Christmas with his parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. Williams.
The people of Little Russia" have de-
i posted $269.75 with Charles Gertesein
for the passage of Jacob Holman from
Buenos Ayres, S. A, to Topeka. They
y i'll live in Little Russia upon ar
rival
Mr. and Mrs Philip c. Wilson enter
tanned at O'Clock dinner Tuesday
evening. Covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Smith.
: Mrs. G. F. Real of Syracuse, Kan, Mrs.
j. V. WEIGH Of La Junta, Col, Mrs.
= Ward Ottinger, Miss Ivy Wilson, Mr..
Tom Daugherty of La Junta, Col, Mr.
!. Will Jenkins of Granville, Kan, and
, | Mr. Morris Jenkins.
Miss Isabella Hodge and Mr.. Walter
, Kendel1 were married at Grace cathe-
dral by Canon Pooley at 6 o'clock Tues
DAY evening. Mrs. Kendall is the daugh-
: ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hodge, lilo
! North Monroe street, and is well known
) and popular on the North side. The
: young couple will make their home al
1924 West street.
! A NJ. Petro, druggist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas WaIdron OF
J Scranton, who have been visiting their
l son, Rev. w. J. Waldron, of $40 ParH
2 street, pastor of the Kansas Avenue NJ
E. church, have returned to their home
} Miss Christine Bowie of Omaha viii
I arrive Friday for a visit at the home
e of Thomas Page, 1927 North Monroe
e street. She accompanied the Misses
Page on a trip abroad two years ago.
/ The board of trustees of Soldier
township will meet the first Wednes-
Il day in January at the Shawnee State
Ell bank.
: Harry Priddy of Pratt county is Wis
t iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. C
e Priddy.
f Gene Hetzel of Roosevelt. Okla, ha.
= arrived for visit with his mother
!. Mrs. James Hetzel
The reception held for Rev. and Mrs
|, w. c. Meeker Wednesday afternoon a
e the ]. J. King home, 1926 North Jack
: son street, was we'll attended. Rev
: | Mr. Meeker came here recently from
l. Edgerton to fill the pulpit of the Sec
T ond Presbyterian church. At the gath
s ering the members of the church apt
: others had an opportunity to get bette
: | acquainted with their pastor and hi
| wife. The occasion was delightful,
| informal and a pleasant time was en-
ljoyed. A solo by Miss Grace Thomp
?. son, t'Felice," and a recitation b,
|. | Master Leon King added to the pleas
ure of the occasion
q Boyd Pollom of Indian Creek is at
e tending the stock farmers institute il
Manhattan.
e Mrs. M. r. Lynn, who has been max
: ing her home with her daughter, Mrs
w. J. Waldron, at SO Park street,
IS visiting her son, John Lynn, 912 Eas
Eighth avenue.
r. The Silver Lake Literary society wi
give its third annual program tomo1
IS row evening at the Odd Fellows hal