The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-11

Seward Avenue and Tecumseh NJ. E.
churches.
Mr.. and Mrs. H H Folks of 17s En-
NETT. are the parents of a daughter
born Monday.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Sew
ard Avenue NJ E. church met We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Hurson at
her home. 1918 Seward avenue.
Mrs. Johnson. who is the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Perrin of 431 Ger
man avenue. is quite sick with an at
tack. of pneumonia.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. r.
Mischke at 236 German avenue, has
been released from the quarantine
which was placed upon it five weeks
ago. Their little son, Harold, has been
| quite sick with an attack of scarlet fe-
| Yer and smallpox and their daughter,
| Lucille was i'll with the smallpox. Both
| are greatly improved.
| Mrs. E. Calkins. who has been in
| Christ'S hospital for the past four
weeks, is reported to be steadily i'm
| proving and will be able to be taken
| to her home Saturday.
| Mr. Carl Schrum of Pueblo, Col, is
| here visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
| E. Schrum of 215s North Locust street.
| The East side drainage committee OF
| the southern end. south of Tenth street.
| held very important meeting at Chiles'
| hall, Twelfth and Washington streets,
| last night.
| lie CHOIR VI the East 0idG NJ E.
! church had a reception on Mrs Chas.
| Rhodes Tuesday evening after choir
| practice. Mrs. Rhodes has been MEM
| Der of the choir for a number of years
| and left yesterday for Virginia to make
4 her future home.
| Mrs. j. l. Whittekar. of Wichita, and
Mrs. ]. T. Rainey of Lancaster, KY,
will arrive here tomorrow to visit their
| sister, Mrs. w. H. Scrivner at 1921 East
| Sixth avenue.
1 nft no n
| Mems Christian association conven-
| ton. who are in the city, will fill the
pulpit at the Christian church Sunday
morning.
| Mrs. George Layne is able to be up
| and around the house after several
weeks serious illness
| Miss Fannie HummelI. who is quite
sick at her home. 1880 East Sixth ave-
| rue, remains about the same.
| Mrs. Charles NJ Crews of Wisconsin
! avenue, Highland Park. was taken to
| Christ's hospital yesterday. She is
| threatened with attack of pneumonia.
Mr.. c. Z. Yewell. of 500 Jefferson
| street, is unable to be at work on ac-
count of illness.
! Walter johnson is spending a few
Gays with relatives and friends in Kan
sas City.
Miss Lottie Horn, of 221 Lake street,
entertained number of young lady
| friends at her home last night in honor
of Miss Grace Miller. who leaves soon
| for Denver. Col. to remain.
Mrs. Z. J. earle is improving after
being i'll several days with an attacR
/ of the grip.
Mr. Henry Johnson has returned
| from Carbonate where he spent few
| days on a business trip.
The following young people met at tbs
| home of Miss Gladys Sloan Tuesday
evening and enjoyed a pleasant time
Miss Vera Furman. Miss LaVon Ad-
amson. Miss Bessie Bigham, Miss Dor
othy Adamson. Miss Oletha Hunt, Mis-:
Della Ash. Miss Lola Blanche, Mr.
Frank Furman, Mr.. Jack Hunt anc
Miss Sloan.
Mrs. A. earle, teacher of the Ladies
Bible class. Third Presbyterian church
was entertained Thursday at chicken
pie dinner at the home of Mrs. james
Haggard, 1882 Buchanan street by tn
class. Those present We're: Mrs. earle
Mrs. L. F. Luthey. Mrs. Chas- Foun
tain,a Mrs NJ f. Blair. Mrs G. w. fiol
den. Mrs. H. s. Sprecker. Mrs w g
Grear, Mrs w. l. Brier, Mrs W. Dealy
! Mrs. James Haggard, Mrs. w. Busby