The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-03-15

Mr.. and Mrs. E. W.sRake spent Tues
day in Big Springs the guests of Mr..
and Mrs D. K. Henry
Mrs. H. R. Altman and Mrs. A Hev-
lin visited Tuesday with Mrs. Fred
Becker of East Seward avenue
Mrs william Skaggs and children
and Miss Ethel Skaggs spent Monday
the guests of Mrs 5. SkaggS OF 2l6
North Locust street.
Mr. Bigman is very sick at the home
of his son, B. Bigham, Of 20 Norris
avenue.
Mr.. Raymond Reser has purchased
the Bassett property on Branner street
Mr.. and Mrs John Kennedy and son
Coral spent Sunday the guests OF their
daughter, Mrs. r. V. Dyson and fam
lily of East Locust street
The BeIview Literary society will give
a musical and literary program at the
school Friday night. The entertainment
will be followed by a box supper to
which every one is invited.
The men of the Presbyterian church
held missionary banquet In me
church Tuesday evening.
Miss Anna Keevan has returned to
her home in Nortonville after spend
ing several days here visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr.. ROY Scott is improving after be-
ing quite sick for Two weeks WIN dh
attack Of Jonsilitls.
Miss Mabel Curry is improving after
being quite sick for several days with
an attack of the grip.
Mrs Walter Mowerer, who has been
cutie sick in ST. Francis hospital for
the past few weeks, is reported to be
steadily improving and will soon pc
able to be removed to her house, l3Vf
East Sixth avenue
serious illness of Mrs. John McNeal,
wife of Engineer McNeal of Monroe
street. who is at the home of her son,
Ralnh McNeal, in Arkansas City. Mrs.
McNtaI has been visiting in southern
Kansas and Oklahoma FOR the past lew
weeks, and while out walking with her
little grandson, she was suddenly
stricken with an attack of apoplexy-
Her family left Immediately upon re-
ceipt of the news
Miss Gertrude Miller IS improving
after being quite SICK Tor seVeral o''y )
with an attack of the grip.
Miss Mayme Grearson and Miss
Helen Thompson left yesterday for
their homes in Wichita after spendlng
| two weeks here with relatives and
friends. .,+ al,
at his home on Chandler street for a
number of months, remains about the
| same. -
Miss Opal Johnson has returned &c
work after being off several days Win
an attack of the grip
Harry Jollev returned to scnool To-
dav after being out two weeks on &C
count of illness.
MIS-. Hester Sprecner will leave to-
| morrow for Oakland, Cal, where she
| will spend a year with her daughter
Mrs. Edward Sheffield and family.
| Mrs, N C. Montgomery, who IS Visit
| inp relatives in Texas, is now IN HUM
bic. Tex, with her son, Russell Mont
gomery. 400 -o,
| avenue. was very pleasantly SURPRISED
Tuesday evening after school, by II O
| her girl friends who went TO her homt
and helped her celebrate ner twellli
birthday anniversary. Those preseh
We're: Faye Knox, Rachei . Haro' MI MI
| Miller. Mayune Drennen, Mary NC,
| Caron. Theresa McCaron, Serena Boyo
Hazel Steward, Marjorie Hill, Lonlss
| Jury and Lola Webb. Dainty re1reSn
ments were served and all enjoyed
M Mrs. r. ]. Smith and daughter. Mrs
u z, smith, will entertain the ladle:
| of the f. l. A. at the home OF MIS-
1 r.. 10. Smith sos Jefferson street. "a
i day afternoon.
Mrs Hunt will entertain tne Wes.
Il minister guild of the PreSpyt erla'
nI.--rct at her home on Branner street
Thursday afternoon A
Hugh little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
r Anderson, of East Fourth street. 1
improving after being quite SICK lo
MT and Mrs. A. B. Anderson are hav
ing a six room cottage pqllt on .net
lots in the 200 block on Lake streei
I'll dhe the 6eu fTame part as viii be started i'm
un Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson ex
poets the house to be ready for oc
cupancy by May l. r,,ae,5.,
Mrs. Rachel Mabry spent Tuesoa.
+,, MI e,,est of Mrs. A. R. Dawdy Oh
Chandler street. x,0,u
Mr.. and Mrs. William VanDyk <
moved today from 81 Lake street
3O1 Chandler street. 1.,,,,
The Kings Daughters OF tne Ele s,,'s
+erian church will give their annua
C e. ie Patric1x's party Friday evening a
the home of Mrs. George Flintham o.
Klein street.