The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-27
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NETT Of Montrose, Kansas. Mrs. w. D
Pate and daughter Ethel of Cherokee,
Kansas, and Mrs. j. G. Lingo anu SUI =
william of Oakland avenue 81
Thursday the guests Of Mrs. John W.
ser, who lives on the Burhhsal"e io-@
west of the city. 49,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Hellar OF New rev
York are here spending several Gay >
the guests of their uncle and aunt. ~
and Mrs. Hellar of Oakland aNe tora
while on their way to Calif9rniia MAJ WITH WITH
they will make an eXtenoeo NiSi'
relatives and friends.
Rev. Madden, a returned m1ssionaalS
from Japan, will preach both MOI lInS
and evening at the Christian en- Ill
Sunday In the morning ne Will S'
Of his work in Japan. $1,000, and
son Maurice and daughter Mapel WI, VIII
return Sunday evening from Inolane ana
where thew have spent the past t"o
weeks visiting relatives and frlenas:
Miss Anna Murphy OF BurnIIs a da,.s
Kansas, is here vsl,s sp pen srien IDS
The camp meetings wh1ch nav
heen in progress on Chester avenue
and which have been conducted oy snv
Methodist church closed Inutsu xay
ovenine The meetings continued lor
80 weeks and were in charge of Rev
Koser nastor of, the church.
NEiss Flsie Miller left yesterday LOT
bar home in Salina after spending sew
eral days here visiting relatives anu
friends while on her way nome ~ ~.
Hannibal, Mo-, where she mas speLt tns
past three months Visitlhs
and friends. .. o>+er
Miss Eta Wilson is improving aIter
hoin- cutie sick for several weeks
With an attack of rheumatism.
Regular services will be held IN tne
Presbyterian church SUNDAY IN unai Sc
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Miss Faustine Painter has returned
from colorado where she has spent neI
annual vacation. She was accompany
nv her father, who also returned Will
her. p,ooro,no ton
an extended visit with relatives ana
friends. He will go on to western
Kansas and Colorado to- visit several
weeks before returning home.
Mrs. o. w. Neil of West Topeka nrs
shs has snent two weeks visiting her
brother. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hellar.
Mrs. George Holdron and son VIII
return to their home in Montrose MOI
dav after spending a week mere tne
guests of her brother, Mr.. ana MIS-
Charles Cole on Oakland avenue.
Mrs David Stewart has returned 10
her home in Kansas City after spend
inc, several DAYS here the guest OF ner
mother. Mrs. Mary Johnson OF Sdr-
dou avenue. +. i,,,oro,,i,,o
Mrs. Charles Sloan is improving
after being sick two weeks WIN on {"
tack of malaria.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Kimes le1t TO-DAY
for their home in Prague, Okla, aIter
sneuding several weeks mere VlsltAns
relatives and friends.
Miss Elsie Recob will leave SATURDAY
FOR chicago where she will spend sew
~ 1879 visiting Mr. and Mrs. John
i Tbere will be a sacred concert given
sunday evening in the Seward Avenue
NJ r. church. Miss Ona Mae Miller
will have a part on the program;
Mrs. r. F. Dawdy entertained FIJI
da1r noon at a family dinner the fol-
lowing relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. A: F.
Lines of Prague, Okla, Mr.. and MRS.
n. L. Athon and Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Wilson. .o,,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frays and son
William of All German avenue re-
turned Yesterday from Michigan where
thew have spent a number of weeks
Waiting relatives and friends. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frays were injured in a runaway
accident several weeks ago which pre-
vented them from returning nome
sooner. as was their intention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Prather are
spending several weeks in Colorado on
their annual vacation trip.
Mr.. Harold Patterson has resigned
his Dosition with the Santa Fe-
Mr.. John Anderson left yesteroay
for his home in Texarkana after spend
ing several weeks here on business
trin. While in the city he was the
Guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ander-
Mr.. Henry Walters was laying off
from work Friday.
Mr.. Lester Shields is spending sew
-, a vacation D.
The Services of the Third Christian
church for Sunday will be as follows:
sunday school at $50. special pro-
gram will be given. George Layne' su-
perintendent; communion and preach-
ing at IL by the pastor: Junior En-
deavor at 3 D. m, Mrs. c. f. Yewell,
superintendent: intermediate Endeav-
or at GAS, Frank Hagenbuch. super
intendent: Senior Endeavor at 6:45,
Alex. Voight, president, and preaching
in the evening by the pastor at p M,
Rev. w. II. Scrivner IN charge. 49,
Mr.. Walter Henry of Olathe Is here
spendinR several days visiting relatives
ana friends and on business trip.
Miss Helen Brown has returned to
her home in Dodge City after spending
several weeks here visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr.. ROY Shields returned to his
home in Oklahoma City Wednesday
after spending several days here the
guest of friends while on his return
from New York city and vicinity,
where he has spent several weeks on a
vacation trip.
There will be regular services held
in the Presbyterian church Sunday I'M
der the direction OF Rev. J. c. Ever
EFT. pastor.
Miss Margaret Wheeler is able to be
out and around again after being sick
several weeks with an attack Of rheu-
matism.
East side Methodist Episcopal
church, Seventh and Lime streets. D.
A. Shut. pastor. Sunday school 9:45
a. M, Ward Rhodes. superintendent.
Public worship II a. m. and 8 D. m.
music by the choir, John Lungstrum,
leader sermon by the pastor. Ep-
worth League meeting p. m.
NOVEL PARADE Is PROMISED.