The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-28

r,,e,ns for the Oakland column nay
btteeier honed to Ind. phone IdoL1
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stewart nave e..
med to their home in Walt tt;1l al Ii
tulan5ine several days here Vlslllns r~i-
Elves and friends. .+,,r,ad 70
Miss Hazel Thomas has lelu 1a,1s an
II affer being off seVeral u1yS "a
account p o. Iii Reed is spending two
Lis in Meriden visiting her plo'ie-'
Toe Reed, and family ,,roz4,,e, af-
Mss Hazel Higgins is lmproNlns d.
4er heing quite sick lot i''i
TEL an attack of broncnlLls.
WIN WIN a. pesrI thurman, of LeavenWorth,
ME- Sa snending several days visiting
relatives and frlenqs. ....,,o7 +o ber
re Is Fred Meyer has returned TO heI
,.a,-,e In Abilene after spending elei
- here visiting relatives anu II le l1s49,
Uo o. 6 Watts will go to Kansas City
Saturday to remain over 0uiiUaS wa
hs Ms M. B. Peckenpaugh has return
a rom Kansas City where sne mas
snant the past week visiting Irlen"S
and relatives. ,,-..z,,o is
here spending several Gays
friends and relatives. bic
Nv. ]. c. Morgan has returned TO me-
,,or1e in Parsons after spending sew
eral days here visiting relatives anu
friends. -, .,,o,, cole
bratiou held, since the organization %
+be club of old soldiers of Oakland es
~ one which was given in honor o OF
NJ Charles r. Cole at his home zoo
%at1and avenue, Monday eVehlhs;
The celebration had been postponeGt
since the 23d of January on acco 1t-It
or the illness of Mr.. Cole, VIM a. 80 20
+i-re was suffering with an attacA "
~ evening numbered 90, the meILue4s
oF the club, their families ana lhIlInde0
s-iey7ds IF Mr.. and Mrs. Cole. The even
ino was spent in the making OIL Speech
cs nv the comrades and the slnSt
of the old war songs. h n. 10 a 1li +I,e
host to the company, who mace q S.iV 70
Xix. telling of how glad he was "
20 "the bovs'' with him on TINS &c
cssion. This was followed by the
songs America" and RaIly 1eoui,T
t1,e Flag sung by the whole COMPANY
Mr.. A. w. Ward, VINO mas 4he1' made
cole for a number OF years tneii
= snort talk. in which he compliment
"a biroseIf on having had the prlvllese
~ Itnowing Mr. Cole so long. Juose
r p. Williams then told OF ms a..
ouaintance with Mr.. Cole WhiGh h llIlro
bered several years. Ihese te'i f17,-r,ieI,-
followed nv selection of music IurIll2 21T
cd NV Mrs. Harry Conwell, MI u: w
Pa1ye and Mr.. c. C. VandeYenter, "ni M
-yss Immensely enjoyed by all MI.
Scott Kelsey then pald Illo"g
NIP Cole as well as did MI q -. Cs go
deventer, both having known W., 80 80
since the DAYS of the war ana haVlhS
fa,,od in him the highest type Oh man
mood The hostess served the conI7
nar1- a dainty lunch, which was chdI
acteristic of her handiwOrk. She was
assisted by Mrs. Charles Schuler' mrs
RIsbv. Mrs. John Holmes ana Mrs-
Genieveve Nichols. Those presenI WEI q :
80 Mrs McCarty. Comrade and Mrs.
Potter, Comrade and Mrs. VandeVenteI,
Comrade and Mrs. Cooper, Comrdue
enI- Mrs. Rake, Comrade and MIS-.
Dunn. Comrade and Mrs. Harris Com com
rade and Mrs. Ward, Comfade ana MIS- Ms
Bradley, Comrade ana MRS; ro nu@nI,
Comrade and Mrs. Gooden, CoInraus
and Mrs. Woodworth, Comrade ana
Mrs. Hayslip. Comrade and Mrs. Z. l..
stone Comrade and Mrs. Gruops'
Comrade Scott Kelsey, Comrade h II
Iouthan, Comrade John Reaugn' COM
rade Sam Jones, Mrs. Warst. MIS- MIN
ME Dolstrom, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. +. j.
Rose. Mrs. Harry Conwell, Mrs. Chas-
Nichols. Miss Allie Thornburg, Miss
Mabel Nichols. Miss Hazel Jol!ey,
Miss Helen Ward, Mr.. Chas. Schuler'
Jr., MIR. Willie Lingo, Mr.. John Dunn
Jr, Mr.. w. L. Waro, NIL. hAu NJ d
r. K. Putnam, Mr.. and rms. Charles
Lingo. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Lingo, Mr.;
and Mrs. Charles SCHUYLER, and Mr.. ana
Mrs. c. d. kirkpatrick.
Mr.. 7 c. Lingo returned Saturday from
Cherokee where he has spent the past
three weeks visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs Emma E. Fisher, wife OF w. 5.
Fisher of 298 Michigan avenue, died Sun
wears old. The funeral will be held Tues
dav morning at ten O'Clock from the Oak
land NJ E. church. Burial in the Topeka
The Women's Foreign Missionary socie-
~ Of the NJ E. church will hold their
regular meeting Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Belle Davis, $40 Oakland
MIS-. Maude Lindsey and Miss Eva
ing DR.. and Mrs. Ensign of Forest ave-
Mr. Perry Croy of Kansas City spent
Sunday here visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. C..
lingo and Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Draut-
Mrs Charles McCarty of 135 Michigan
avenue is on the sick list.
Miss Bertha Clark has returned to her
home in Fort Scott after spending several
DAYS here with friends.
Mr. Herbert Lake of Alton is here
spending several days on a business trip.
w J. Charleston has returned to his
home in Minnesota after spending several
weeks here visiting relatives and friends.
MFR Ed Crawford of Pleasanton has re
turned home after spending two weeks
here n a business trip.
oscar Phillips of Paola, Kan, spent
Sunday with friends here
.