The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-30

Fred Ehrhart of 1924 North Topeka
avenue, has returned to her home in
Valley Falls
Miss Margaret Leland is visiting
friends in Wamego-
Dan Jones of 1409 North Harrison
street, has returned from a short visit
in Kansas City.
Mrs. T. ]. Stamp of Platt City, Mo-,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ. VALID
man of SIT Grant street.
Miss Gladys Greer and Miss Emma
Greer of Cleveland, Mo-, are visiting
at the home of W. T. Purhum, 1928
West Gordon street.
Glenn Willgus of Baldwin is visiting
at the home of J. W. Churchman. 1916
Logan street.
The street car bridge across the Kaw
is being extended to be equal in length
to the Melan bridge when the extern
sion on that bridge is complete. The
work will be done SO as not to tie up
traffic at any time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Torrance of
Lucas are visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stewart, 1924
Logan street
Howard Winner, who has been Wis
iting friends and relatives in Holton,
mas returned to his home in Shorey.
His cousin, Albert Duffy, accompanied
him for short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Wa1dman of
1872 North Topeka avenue entertain
Central Avenue Christian church at
their home last evening in honor of
the close of membership contest
between the two divisions of the So
c1ety known as the Reds and Blues.
The Blues won. The society now num-
bers over forty. A pleasant time is
reported for last evening. Those pres
| ent We're: Miss Vera Marlatt, Miss
| Lefa Thomas. Miss Florence Com
stock, Miss Guile Wray, Miss Helen
| Sl1if
| Esther Suit, Miss Elsie Luke. Miss
| Ada Russell, Miss Fern Barrickman,
Miss Audrey Gibbons, Miss Eunice
Rugger, Miss Pearl Drake, Miss Maui
| rine Daniels, Miss Viola Duree, Miss
Hazel Bever, Mr.. Paul Bassye, Mr..
| Fred Whitehead, Mr.. Guy Mallery, Mr..
Carl Chapman and Mr.. Roy Palmer.
| Our long shot-home made sau-
sages. Berry & Retter. sos North
kansas avenue.
When company came at the home
| of little North side girl recently,
| there wasn't enough cake to go around
and allow the child more than one
| piece, but nevertheless she wanted an
other one. So she asked to pass the
| cake herself. And when she did so
she said as she rapidly passed the
plate around the table: anyone want
some more, want some more, want
| some more? No, no one wants any
more. Then she took the cake out
in the kitchen and ate an extra piece
! before her astonished and enbarrass-
| ed folk could interfere.
Miss Clara Pierce, who is attending
the manual training school at Pitts
burg, is spending the holidays at the
home of Miss Ruth Adams, 1884 North
| Jackson street
| H. NJ. Palmer of lola, who has been
visiting his parents, seMr. and Mrs. j.
| w. Palmer, 1921 North jackson street,
| has returned home.
Guy Boast of sos North Jackson
street is in Kansas City on business.
Mrs o. s. Dietrich of Shorey is visit
| ing at the Tom Howell home north
| west of Grove.
| A party was given for the Second
Presbyterian church Sunday school
1 class of Miss Bessie Campbell at the
| home of Miss Elizabeth Robinson, 140S
| North Jackson street, last evening. The
| affair was in honor of the close of
| class membership contest, regular Sun
day school and church attendance. An
| enjoyable time is reported. Those pres
ent were: Miss Bessie Campbell, Miss
Mabel Suit Miss Margaret Barker,
Miss Augusta Hardt, Miss Zelma Trow-
| bridge, Miss Sarah BolleS, Miss Edna.
Mcclure, Miss Audrey Gibbons, Miss
Minta Nipper and Miss Grace Butts.
The North Side Baptist church
basketball team will practice at the
Provident association gymnasium to-
morrow evening. This Will be in
preparation for the game with the
Kansas Avenue church team in the
near future.
Miss Josephine Hitchcock is ill at her
home, S15 North Harrison street.
The international week of prayer
will be observed by the North side
churches the first week of the new
year. Union services will be held Tues
day evening in the Congregational
church, Wednesday evening at the Sec
ond Presbyterian church, Friday even
ing at the Christian church and Satur-
day evening at the North Side Baptist
church. No union meetings will be held
Monday or Thursday evenings on &C
count of church business meetings.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pleas
ant Hill Methodist church gave a New
Years dinner this noon at the grange
hall four miles north of Topeka on the
Central avenue road. The dinner was
given in advance as the time was the
most convenient for the farmers to at
tend.
Harley Browning of Linwood and
Andrew McGrew of Chicago are visit
ing the J. o. Brownings on Indian
creek.
Amity No. 231 K. of P. will confer
third rank on a class of eight candi-
dates at a special meeting tonight.
Refreshments.