The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-06

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The Oakland Taft club will meet this
evening at the Blade office. The meeting
vited.
The Misses West of Meriden are in To-
peka, taking the county examinations.
and and VIII spend Sunday with Mrs. Marion
Peeblsr of Winfield avenue.
Rev. Mr. Fazel of the Presbyteria n
church, who has been visiting with his
daughter for the past ten days, returned
10 his home, accompanied by his daugh-
ter Mrs. A. Romig, and two sons who
VIII make their home here.
Miss Olive Reese, who has been quite
sick threatened with pneumonia, is much
Miss Helen Jordan is able to return to
work after being sick for several days.
Glenn Neal of Eureka is visiting his
uncle, Edgar WEIGH, at $3.50 Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs d. r. Ward expect to
leave the first of May to spend the sum-
mer in Washington.
There viii be union prayer meeting of
all the Oakland churches Sunday morning
at sunrise at the Christian church
Mrs. Herman Stone was brought home
from St Francis hospital Wednesday
the past four weeks.
John Cummings of Nebraska was an
Oakland visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. H. V. Scholes and Mrs c. A
Hooper spent Friday with Mrs. NJ p
McComas of Polk street
At the congregational meeting of the
q. the following officers were elected
Elders-James Kelley, II. c. Carothers,
James Jessop. Deacons-Frank Dawson
and John Thackston; treasurer John
Thackston; trustee J. c. Lingo: pianist,
Kate Draut; finance comittee Mrs
Lee Mrs. Anderson and Mrs Hamilton.
year.
Mr.. Ray Cation and Mr.. Dick Taylor,
who have been running restaurant at
40 Thomas avenue have dissolved part
NJ a f.rfr h<.r- I1oo,
moved
Mrs. E. L. Barber and two sons moved
residing at 256 Wabash avenue. Mrs.
Barber is the widow of the late Rev. Z.
l.. Barber, a Kansas minister
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hommelshein OF
Kansas City are visiting their daughter
Mrs. Frank Reffelt, and family of Arter
avenue.
Mr.. ]. W. Roemerman of wabash ave
nue. is visiting his father and other rela-
Mrs Henry Carothers of winfield ave
nue. spent the first of the week with her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Farrell, of Cedar
Heights.
Mrs. Elmer King and son, who have
been visiting with Mr.. Kings grandmoth-
er, have gone to Parsons, Kan. where
they will join Mr.. King in permanent
Mrs. David Harmon spent the day
Wednesday with Mrs. Harris of Oakland
The w. r. Jessop family are moving
today from AS kellam avenue to 129 Oak
land avenue.
Mrs. Cribs of Bolivar, Mo. who has
been visiting her cousin. Mrs. ]. G. Huey.
and Mr.. Huey, left Friday for Kansas
City to spend Easter with Mrs. Huey's
daughter, Mrs. o. r. Peake, and from
there she will return to her home IN
Bolivar
Mrs. Mary Carey is spending few days
with Mrs. o. G. Warner Elliott street
Mrs. E. H. Sanpey spent Thursday with
Mrs j. NJ. Conway of 1855 Kellam street.
The Sunday school will have charge of
the Easter services at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning and they have
prepared an excellent program to which
all are invited, and in the evening Rev.
Mr.. Fazel. who has just returned home
from Colorado, will preach and all who
are to unite with the church request
ed to be present at p m and recep-
ton and welcome will be given all new
members
Rev. Mr.. SchoIes of the Christian
church will preach an Easter sermon IN
the morning and the choir and Sunday
school will have charge OF the evening
services All are welcome.