The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-07
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Mrs. Geo. Henry and son Elmer of Par
sons. Kan, far are Ei bnnt {i,n Iela'iNe7
knights and Ladies of Security Iod6e
No. 50 held tfair annual election OF oHlcers
last Thursday night at the Lincoln Post
hall The following list are the newly
elected officers: President. Mrs Eta
Orner: vice president, Miss Gussle LoSh'
second vice president Miss Kate MOI
land: preiate Miss Maude Sexton; CORE
spending secretary. Mrs Viola Polly, n
nancier. Mr. Charles Straus; conductor
Mr.. Clarence Bradley; guard. Mr. Chan :
dler Marley; sentinel. Mr.. Earl Culp, a d
pianist, Miss Grace Glunt-
Geo r. Simons has returned TO chicago,
after spending a week with his mother
Mrs. Nellie Simons. pol Chandler street
Miss Dorothy Norris has gone to kan
sas City, where she will remain TINS WIN
ter with her sister, Mrs. Edgar Rea, and
Miss Vada Sanford is visiting Mrs. o..
/ d. Johnson, 319 Locust street, for few
Mrs W E. Williams of Auburndale,
formerly of the East side. underwent a
! serious operation last Wednesday morn
| ing at Stormont hospital and is slowly i'm
Mrs. Mervin Brown of Kansas City L,
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E H.
Travis, 621 Leland street, for two weeks.
Mr. Brown has gone to Denver. where lie
/ has accepted a position and Mrs. Brow I
/ will go from here to Denver. where they
/ will make their home.
| Charles Davis of Winslow, Ariz-, VINO
/ mas been visiting his mother, Mrs "a
/ Davis, 613 Chandler street, will return -
! his home next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. l.. First and son Of
| Burlington, Kan, will arrive Sunday 10
spend the week with Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
First $50 Chandler street.
Mrs. Charles Barry POI Branner street
returned today from Leavenworth. where
| she has been visiting her parents, NJ
and Mrs Arthur lslip, the past few
The Belvoir public school district No. 81
! Will open Monday morning. September $,
for the fall and winter year of school.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Meyers of Eleventh
street and California avenue spent tie
! first of the week with relatives a5d
friends in Carbonate.
MISS Margaret jackson of Chanute,
! Kan, came this morning for a short visft
at the E. B. Jolley home. 2s5 Chandler
Mrs. o. D. Johnson and her Sunday
school class of the Third Christian church
spent the afternoon and evening Friday
at Gage Park. Those who en-
joyed the outing were Mrs John
Bessie Foth, Miss Florence Mowrer
| Miss Ruth Sherman, Miss Allie DeBolt
| Miss Nada Sanford, Miss Hazel Sherman
Miss Eva Adams, Miss Elsie White. Mr.
johnson took elaborate picnic lunch
to the young people about six o'clock
| They returned in the evening.
Charles Il. Simons is confined to hi:
home. POI Chandler street with an attacl
of typhoid fever.
Willard of 329 West Locust street ar,
spending a few days with relatives anC
friends in Emporia, Kansas
Mrs. Emma Allan of Enid, Okla. wa
the guest Friday of Mrs. Emma Shaeffer
/ 2l9 Branner street.
The c. W. b. NJ society of the Thir,
Christian church met Friday afternoon
with Mrs. c. F. Jewell at her home 80
Jefferson street. The annual election o
officers was postponed until next month.
Miss Lois Hawk of Logan street is visit
ing relatives and friends in Weir City
Kan, for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Bechtol of Freeman
who were recently married. will go t
housekeeping the frs. of next week OIL
North Locust street
The Ladies' Aid society of the Seward
Avenue NJ. z. church met Wednesday at
ternoon with Mrs. w. B. Wilson, 315 err
man avenue. The following ladies were
| present: Mrs. A. Johnson, Mrs. J. w
| Haggard. Mrs. Harper, Mrs. A D. Watts
| Mrs. NJ. johnson and Mrs. Wilson.
Little Helen Etzel of Branner street
| who has been seriously i'll with ear trou.
| BILE is slowly improving
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Burcick and children