The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-27
Notes and Personals.

Golden Rule lodge No. 90, Masonic,
will confer the third degree upon
thirteen candidates Saturday after
noon. A supper will be given at
6 p. m.
A play entitled Hazel Adams" will
be given Saturday evening, April 20.
at the Indian Creek grange hall by the
Prairie Home young people
Mrs. George Saunders entertained the
G. o. G. club at her home, 1927 North
Topeka avenue, Thursday. A three
course dinner was served. The guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Saunders,
Mrs. Fred Hurst, Mrs. Annie Fenke.
Mrs. Grace Holmes. Mrs. Sarah Roth.
Mrs. Ella Smiley, Mrs. Kate Kinney.
Mrs. Fred Morgan and Mrs. ]. w.
Dowler.
Mrs. George Bolz of 1926 North Jack
son street is recovering from a severe
attack of tonsilitis.
Sam CaSkey, employed at the Santa
Fe shops, is off duty on account of an
injured eye. A hot steel chip struck
him in the eye while at work the other
day. He expects to be able to return
to work in few days.
c. P. Lindell of Saline county visited
Wednesday with his brother, A. V. Lin
dell, assistant cashier of the Shawnee
State bank. He was on his way homo
from Kansas City, where he underwent
an operation.
The waiting rooms of the Union Pa
cific are being reprinted
Mrs. P. G. Marlatt went to Kansas
City today to visit her daughter, Mrs.
w. H. Young.
North Side Baptist church choir to-
morrow night, according to w. M. Van
Ness, director.
F. M. Ward reports the sale of the
Princess moving picture show at S32
North Kansas avenue. J. B. Shaffer
hos. yIa% n Il Too
A story is being told that r. Nichols
has bought farm three miles north of
Topeka on the Kansas avenue road,
and is fitting up fish pond thereon.
Mr.. Nichols, however, says that 1t is a
fish story proper, and that all testi-
mony pertaining thereto is incompetent.
irrelevant and not to the point.
H. Allen, from Muskogee, Okla, has
located at Ills Central avenue.
The funeral of J. w. FOUGHT, brother
of ]. H FOUGHT. who died recently at
his home in Dayton, O., was held at his
home today. The late Mr.. FOUGHT was
in Topeka about fifteen years ago.
George Collins of All Park street has
returned to his work in the Santa Fe
shops after having been off duty on
account of sickness.
H. D. Price is moving from 224 West
Gordon street to go North Jackson
street.
Mrs. A. L. Musson of 524 Park street
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Sells, in
Kansas City.
A North side boy is attracting consid-
cradle attention by his vocal work He
is Guy Winner of Rochester who sang
Halley's Sweetest Flower at Madame
Souther's recital at WaShburn college
last night. Mr.. Winner has an excel
lent baritone voice and is making many
hits and home runs as singer. He is
the son of o. F. Winner. The young
man is in the academy at Washburn
and is taking vocal as an additional
study.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Kimberling of
Lawrence have returned home after a
visit with their daughters, Mrs. G. G.
Stephens and Mrs. Arthur Swearingen.
The Kimberling house at Lawrence was
so badly damaged in the recent wind
storm there that it will have to be torn
down and rebuilt.
An enjoyable time is reported at the
mum" social held by the young peo-
pie of the Second Presbyterian church
at the Bergundthal home, 1134 North
Jackson street, last night.
A. M. Petro. druggist.