The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-29

| one being the grave or the 1atner oI
| Senator Curtis.
THE only general exercises under the
| jurisdiction of Blue post will be held
| in the church at the Prairie Home
| cemetery, one and half miles north
of MenOken at p. m. sharp.
Rev. j. w. Waldron' OF the Kansas
Avenue NJ. E. church, will make the
address, assisted by Rev. w. T. Pence
| Miss Marie Skinner Will reclte LIN
coins Gettysburg address, Ed A. Ward
will have charge OF the muse ,,l;n ,o,, Inc
| owing to the rather inconvenient way
land time of reaching Prairie Home by
train, a wagon has been secured 10
| take the committee of post and corps
which will leave the headquarters at
| II M sharp.
There was a good attendance at the
memorial services at the Second Pres
byterian church for the North si yea, al
and fttingly decorated for this occa-
The excellent musical program by
1.-THE choir and the solo by Mr.. DaVlu
Bowie was greatly appreciated by the
audience. The Lincoln's Gettysburg
address. so we'll and feelingly recited
nv little Veta Waychon, and the pat
riotic medley played by Miss Lea Ret-
ter, especially aroused the Ola tltne Pae<
riotlc emotions of the soldier boys OF
E61-5. The fitting and well delivered ser
mon by the pastor, Rev. William Z.
Meeker, was well received.
,rhe most and corps expressed regret
flor only one omission and that was
Hack of an opportunity to publicly ex-
tnress their thanks to the pastor, the
lchoir and others who assisted in max
ling the services so interesting ana I'M,
! nressive Also to ]. H. Skinner ana
others for the many beartlIul mowers
Mates and Personals.
During the present year Blue post
has lost only two members by death
Geo. R. Lugton of 24th ONO Inoe.
mend battery, died March g. 1911 ana
/, lGeorge. w. Crump.s of. Company II
feth Ohio Volunteer infantry who
died May TO- Both of these comraoes
were post commanders in the G, A. X
number of young people enjoyed
a picnic at the home OF Mr.: ana Mrs'
George Anderson at Valencia SUNDAY.
1T,hose who enioyed the occasion were
Mrs. M. Gregg, Miss Nellie Cummings
Miss Pearl Head, Miss Freda Gregg
Miss Emma Gregg, Miss Pearl SnuIiz 1
Miss Leila Wilkerson, Miss Letna VIII
lkerson, Mr.. Lon Sauls. MI A Gresg'
Mr.. Irwin Gregg, Mr.. Dee Gregg. MI
Healey. Mr.. Harry Wilkerson ana MT.
8IK Mcclure The young people also
visited at the home of Mrs. Rob VIII
kersou. -
h
man. from the South side to 22o East
Norris street: w. Wascrman, from
aI1232 North Van Buren, street to 151z
North Quincy street; A. A. Allen, from
I,eavenworth to sos Grant street; j.
r. LIE Wore from the South size To
al1132 Central avenue.
JB Nicholson marager OF the
Kaw Milling company, has returned
q from a two weeks business trip 10
& New York City.
Will Shiedler has gone to Sabetha'
q He may remain there permanently:
Otis Snider of Shorey Is V1sltlns
relatives near Hamilton, o.
G. w. Lukens has returned from a
short business trip to Wemeg
Mrs. 1. r. Boyce of 11lf Nortn
4 Jackson street is visiting her motner'
8 Mrs. f M Marion, at Silver Lake ;
q Miss Edna Brown of MinneapoIs
: Mimi, is visiting her aunt. Mrs. r b
Morse, of 1908 North Van BureH
h street.
f. Barnes of Scranton, a former
d North side man. visited friends in the
B First ward last week.
The Argonauts will meet TINS even
ing at the home of Mr.. and MIS- y. y
Mrs G. C. Brown of 1929 NORTH
4 Kansas avenue is visiting friends II
Kansas City. :,
Mrs ]. B. Sharp of Osawatom1e II
a visiting friends on the North SIDE