The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-06


Mr. and Mrs Grover D. Stitt have re- re-
turned from few weeks visit along tHg
Pacific coast They spent most OF IACl-
time in Los Angeles
Mrs Arthur May. who lives on a farm
near Meriden spent Wednesday mere FlslI-
ing friends on the East side
Miss Lottie Horn is able TO be out ana
around again after being ~ several % f5 .
pies Circle of the Christian church VIII
BE- held Monday evening, May .;
Mrs. Charles Hart OF GoIe5s m l., ~ - he
the day Wednesday visiting friends on the
East side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Amick. who have
spent the winter here have gone 70 90
dalia, Mo. where they Will remain lot
short time before going TO BoonEnle, NIo-'
where they will remain permanently. IT,
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Avis or Nortn 10
Peka have moved TO the East slde anu
have located on Lake street -.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chandler nave given
the name of Bernard Leroy 10 thelr III
FAINT ~,
Mrs, Willard hurry and, daughte-, Flor Flor
ence are spending several days VlsIIluS
relatives and friends in Lecompton. Kan.
Miss Hazel Nelson is able TO be og I
and around again after severaL Gays III
ness with an attack Of the grip
The regular Thursday evening PRAYER
meeting OF the Christian church was heiu
last evening in the church -.
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Miller and son
RAYMOND ir OF Okeeta- Kansas. nave
returned home after SpenG,iini}g Liree
here the guests OF Mrs Mlller : Par 80,
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Kelley and other
friends and relatives
Mr. Harold Stewart is able to be al
work again after being off several weeks
on account of illness. He was SuuerInS
1-itb an atracl1 OF malaria fever.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills left sunday
for their home in Brooklyn, n Y, after
spending a few days here in the city with
relatives while on their way home from
Los Angeles, Cal. where they nave spent
Miss Julia Shaw and mother. Mrs. Wag:
ner. will leave the latter part OF n i
week for points in Arizona, where they
will remain for an extended time Ihey
are going for the benefit of Miss Shaw
health Sha is suffering with lung trouble
and it is hoped that the higher altitude
will be a great benefit TO her health.
Miss Mamie Scott of Cherryvale- \ an
sas is here spending two weeks visiting
relatives and friends. She VIII spend sun sun.
day the guest OF Mr. and MIS-. Ahule"
Miss Ethel Brown is improving after
being I'll several days with an attack oil
Mr. and Mrs. John oliver have returned
weeks listing Visitins Mr. and MS. Frank
Mrs, o. W. Neil entertained the Priscilla
club al her home on Fillmore street To-
Mr. and Mrs. r. P. waldron of Olathe
are here spending several days visiting
relatives and friends They Win go vi on
10 Onaga TO spend several Gays Will
friends before returning home
Nj Albert Burton is unable 20 be at
work on account of Illness. lie is suIIer-
ing with an attack of rheumattsn
Miss Jessie Davis OF Newton: kansas
IS here spending several days visiting reLa-
tives and friends -
Kansas. spent Wednesday here visiting
Teia tfveS and friends.
Nj and Mrs. John Lingo and son. w m;
Lingo were guests ar dinner OF Mr. ana
Mrs c. r. Cole. on Oakland avenue To-
The foundation of the new house Of Mr..
and Mrs Chas. Cole on Oakland avenue
has been completed Mr.. and Mrs C %
hope to have their home completed oy the
last of June. ,. w.
sas came here Wednesday to spend two
weeks visiting relatives and friends;
Nj Harold Mckee OF Perry spent 7 ntrs-
dav here visiting relatives and IrlenGs-
Walter Kelley has returned to work
after being of two days on account OF III
ness.
last Monday night at the home OF MI
and Mrs Frank Brown 10 celebrate the
birthday anniversary OF MI Henty
SOurher their president. The evening was
sne1t in singing war songs and making Of
speeches by the comrades. Those present
were: Comrade and Mrs T B Potter
Comrade and Mrs A. w, W5rd. CoIlr ia.os
Mrs C R Cole. Comrade and Mrs. T 6.
Busby. Comrade and Mrs. J. w. Harris,
Comrade and Mrs. S. H. Jones, Comrade
N d W0Odworth Comrade and Mrs
John Reaugh. Comrade and Mrs. I. w.
Ralstin Mr. and Mrs. F. E Brown. COM
rade D. r Ward. COmra6e s r. Riggs
Con7rada P Smelser COmrade W. Long,
Conrade Scott Kelsey, Comrade 3, +
Williams. Comrade L. F. Bradley: Com
MIME Dalstrom' Mrs R X Putnam Of
Kansas CITY Miss Victorina Rake MISS
Katherine Ralstin, Miss Allie Thornburg.
Miss Helen Ward Mrs. Worst Mrs. Eos
Ter Mrs Real of Iowa. Miss Junita Brown
and Miss Vivian Brown All reported d
fine time