The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-01

or June II. The subject of the eantata
| is The Growing of the Flower Queen"
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Lane has return
ed to their home in Argentine after
| spending few days here with relatives
Mr.. Amos Beeler has returned from
Detroit. Mich. where he attended the
rational convention OF the Brotherhood
OF Locomotive Engineers.
Miss Marie Hart of Olathe, is here
visiting friends and relatives for a few
| days.
| Miss Lottie Ward. of willard. is here
spending two weeks visiting Miss Helen
| Stone and Miss Ethel Ward.
| \ very interesting program will be
given at the Second United Brethren
| church on the evening of Sunday. June
| s. 4 special drill has been prepared by
the young ladies.
Mr. and Mrs R. r West and son
| Andrew Of Lost Springs are here Wis
/ iting relatives and friends for few
| days.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wiscombe arriv-
| ed here Sunday from Oklahoma City
dogs. going on to Winchester 70 visit
relatives. They will return to Topeka
! 10 make an extended visit and probably
| remain permanently
Mrs Jesse White, of Osborne, is here
! spending several days visiting her sis
| ter Miss Martha Clark of East sixth
/ avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. MulvihiIl OF Dali
hart, Texas, are here spending few
days visiting Mr. MulylhilPs parents,
sir. and Mrs. NJ. Mulvihill of Norris
avenue.
Miss Cora Lawrence is spending two
weeks in Atchison visiting relatives and
| friends
Miss HszeI Anthony has returned
from Turner where she has been spend
irr the past week with relatives and
Miss Beulah Cain returned to work
today after being off several days on
account of illness
| Mr.. Robert Whitekar Is spending
| several days in Wichita visiting his
Mrs. E. B. Collins, of North Topeka
srent Monday on the East side the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. P. Allen
| Mr. Harold Crawford, OF Cay center,
spent Sunday and Monday mere the
Mrs. Anna Howard, of Weir. is here
spending two weeks visiting relatives
| and friends
ter being i'll several days with an at
tack of the grip.
MT. and Mrs P. l. Morgan, of OF
tava, are here spending two days the
guests Of relatives and friends
Miss Lola johnson, Of Baxter Springs,
| is here spending a week the guest of he-
aunt. Mrs. Bert johnson Of East Fourth
street.
Mr.. Roy Jewell has returned from
Lawrence where he visited his sister,
Mrs H. G. Wilson. for a few days
Miss Dorothy Stone is improving at
ter being i'll several days with an at
tack of neuralgia
Mrs. Joseph Triton. Of SIS Jefferson
street, is spending several days IN Pax
leo visiting friends.
The regular meeting of the Mission
ary society Of the Christian church will
he held Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Walter Mowerer. 1905 East Sixth
Mrs !. L. Totten and son, Marvin
Totten of Council Bluffs, Ia, are here
SPENDING four weeks the guests of her
nareuts Mr. Mrs. G. A. La.bert of
Liberty street
A number of young people Of the East
side spent a very enjoyable day Sun
dav by goir- on a hayrack ride to Te-
cllrnseh Those who went were: Miss
Mary HOFFMAN, Miss Larie Stearkfe.
Miss Margaret Mulvihin, Miss Lizzie
HOFFMAN Miss Anna HOFFMAN, Miss
Elizabeth MuIvItiII, Miss Lizzie Nc
Gish, Miss Hannah Smith. Mr.. Martin
F,ritzie. Mr. Frank Smith. Mr.. Jacob
Smith, MI William smith, MI James
AIJlIvlhill, Mr. Elmer Dolstrcn, Mr.. Geo.
Cook, dr. Halle Copeland, Mr.. Carl
hoffman Mr.. Chester Stamm of St
Marys. Mr.. Mark Whitfield of Caldwell
Idaho, Mr.. leo. Fritzie- and Mr. A.
Teal OF Alma
Daisy Lodge will meet with Mrs. G
Crawford OF 4o6 Fairchild street at 2
O'Clock Friday, June 3.
The East Side EN- broidery club will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs E
A Widan at her home, ASS Sumner ave-
rue.
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