The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-17

others have asked him regarding the
old Star planning mill on Central ave-
nue. with a view of buying and either
starting up the mill again or using the
building for other purposes.
1t is also said that COffeyville people
are thinking of buying a building on
North Kansas avenue and running a
grocery store therein.
The real estate man says that these
deals are all under way and expects
that they will be closed in a few days.
Notes and Personals.
| The Aaron Pigg house at 1119 Cen
trail avenue is being remodeled.
Mrs. A. c. Gurtler of 141S North
Kansas avenue left today for visit
with friends in ST. Joe.
Miss May Jones of Salina is visiting
her cousin. Miss Edith Holiday. at
| S19 North Madison street.
Mrs. Harry Williamson of S16 East
Gordon street is visiting relatives in
Kansas City.
Lawrence Mcdonald and family
have moved from Kansas City to 21S
East Norris street.
Mrs Guy Gatchell of Albuquerque.
N NJ. who is visiting South side
friends, is spending today as the guest
of Mrs. Claude Shields, 1923 Central
avenue.
eta, who have been visiting at the o.
F. Winner home in Rochester, left to-
day for a visit in Golf.
A number of the friends of Mrs. w.
NJ. G. Lane gave her surprise party
at the home of Miss Kate Buechner,
l12O West Gordon street, last evening
in honor of the nineteenth wedding
anniversary of Mrs. Lane.
Miss Grace Paxton of 1107 North
Kansas avenue is visiting friends in
Abilene.
G. H Brooks is moving from 1911
North Kansas avenue to 1914 Logan
street.
Miss Bessie Jones is visiting Miss
Ethel Leach in Oskaloosa.
Miss Margaret Sturgis has gone to
Wamego for visit with Miss Edna
Hamilton.
Miss Margaret McGrantney of Kan
sas City is visiting her aunt, Mrs. R. r.
Baer of 1921 Central avenue.
Mrs. Mary Helm of Rochester is
visiting at the home of her son, Frank
Helm. southwest of Topeka.
Albert Kientz has returned to his
! home in Ozawkie after a few days
visit with relatives here.
J. F. McAfee. manager of the Yves
/ ern Wooden mills, has left again for
business trip through the western
states 1t has been rumored that ne
gotiations are being carried on for
J sale of the mill to Oregon people.
However. before Mr.. McAfee left he
denied all such reports The mill has
! been closed down for several months
and no one seems 10 know Wheh II Will
open.
| 81 see." said North Monroe street
| married man, that EVELYN ThaW is
broke again. She's as bad in that re-
spect as the majority of women"
Mrs G. c. Maze entertained We'd
nesday for Mrs Guy Gatchell and
/ daughter Thelma and son Leroy of
! Albuquerque n. NJ. Covers were laid
/ for fifteen. Those present were: Mrs.
/ Gatchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Wizer.
oil Nr nd
! Mrs viii Whitehead, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
c. Maze, Thelma Gatche11, Leroy
! Gatchell. Margaret Keller. Lucille
Maze, Ferris Maze and Vera Maze.
Mrs Gatchell was formerly Miss
Bertha Wizer of the North side.
Mrs. William Owens and Mrs. G. w.
Packard. the only surviving daughters
/ of the late G. A Packard, gave a re-
union and picnic for seventy-f1ve OF
1 his descendants at Garfield park We'd
1 nesday afternoon. Mr.. Packard came
to Kansas in 1858 and lived near RO
! chester until his death. about thirty
five years ago. Those who attended
| the reunion were: Mrs. L. H. Neis-
wender and family of Silver Lake;
Mrs. w S. Satteburv of Rossville;
Mrs. D. L. Button of Elmont: Mrs. A.
L. Button of Elmont; Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Owens and family of Topeka;
| Miss Edith Packard. Miss Mabel Pack
1 ard and Miss Mural Packard of To-
| peka: Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Packard.
/ Raymond Packard. Mrs. Frank CamD-
| doris of Pauline: Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Mcdonald and family of Elmont Mr.
and Mrs. George NJ. Stone of Topeka !:
| Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baker. Mrs. Mary
Bliss. Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Jordan. Mrs.
Bottie Cleveland of Topeka: and Mrs.
Ida Jackson and daughter. Hattie. and
/ Miss Inez Wheeler of Oskaloosa, Kan.
NJ pet-~ Srnggf~t
Miss Pearl Morris of Kansas City is
visiting Mrs. z. R Hayes. 529 North
Kansas avenue.
John west of o17 Paramore street
has gone to Cleveland, Ohio on a bust
MRS. Bert Bradley of s2s North
Quincy street has left for a visit in
! Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Milton Crowl of 1925 Central
avenue has returned from a visit with
rela tives in Lexington. Mo.
Mrs. A. Crow of 222 Paramore
| street Is visiting in Great Bend.
William Paxton former North side
| man. now living In Kansas City. was
| a First ward visitor.
Auction sale SATURDAY. morning at
1890. North Tooeka Furniture Co.,
602-1O-12 North Kansas avenue.
Out of the Mouths of Babes.
| please mamma said little lack