The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-19
EAST SIDE NoTEs.


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to 1915 or the State Journal office-]
Mr. and Mrs Ed Clark and daughters,
Florence and, Helen of Fresno, Cal, were
guests last Thursday at the L. A El's
home
street has returned from Kansas city,
where she has been visiting relatives the
past week.
bers will give a watermelon social tins
evening at the home of Mrs Frank Moss,
400 Leland street, for their husbands
tan church will give trolley ride Tues
day evening. Cars will leave the churcn
Mrs. s, NJ. Brown returned Friday from
Chanute Kan, where she has been visit
ing relatives and friends the past FEW
weeks.
The following members of the Vesta
Embroidery club surprised Mrs. c. E. Cox
Tuesday afternoon at her nome on Free-
L. Jones. Mrs. NJ. ]. Clemins: Mrs Geo
Bower, tMrs. r. Gross. Mrs. t. F All an,
Mrs Cunning, Mrs. Charles Webb, Mrs
A. P. Wolff. Mrs. p. f. Allan, jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Russell and son left
Thursday for two weeks visit with
relatives in Buffalo and New York city
Mrs. Ada Myers and children OF kan
sas City returned home yesterday, after
short visit with Mrs. Myers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Keeler, S15 Lawrence
street
F. A. Keeler returned to his home in
Ellsworth, Kan, Friday after a short
visit here with his parents.
J. e. Kimes, who underwent a serious
operation some weeks ago at the Santa
Fe hospital, has been taken to his home.
7O9 Klein street. much improved.
Little Bernita and Charles Richardson,
who have been spending the summer with
the E. L. Jones family on Freeman ave-
nue., are now with their grandmother,
Mrs. NJ. j. sCiennins. on East Tenth street.
Miss Helen Polcyn of S31 Madison street
returned home last evening from Purcell,
Kan. where she laas-been visiting friends
Miss RANKIN or Pfttsburg, Kan, will
arrive Tuesday for a short visit with hc-
brother, Frank Rankin, 1874 Madison
street.
Santa Fe apprentice band concert every
night, City park. Dancing skating.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stroup of 221 Madi-
son street spent the weekend with MIR.
and Mrs. Ed Hall of Orchard avenue
The Sunflower Embroidery club mern-
bers will give watermelon feast Tues
day evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Rain, 219 Buchanan street, to which
all members and their families are in
vited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Maggie of East
Seward avenue are visiting relatives IN
Nebraska for a few weeks.
Revival meetings were begun yesterday
in Highland Park by District Superintend-
ent T. J. Ream.
Mrs. Archie Alexander gave a miscel-
laneous shower last Thursday evening for
Miss Blanche Harper, whose marriage to
Mr.. Fred Bechtol was solemnized last
AIudS evening" me following friends OF
the bride thoroughly enjoyed the social
evening Thursday: Miss Frances Jones,
Hiss Mary Walters. Miss Pearl Tichnor
Miss Birdie Lindablade, Miss Ruth Han
son, Miss Florence Brown, Miss Ethel
ODell, Miss Elizabeth Wilson, Miss Mar
garet Bannerman Mrs. Roy Peterson,
Miss Mildred Davidson, Miss Eleanor
Bartell, Miss Dora Hartman, Mrs. Harry
StuTnbo of Fall City Neb., Miss Eirla
BarteIl. Miss Ethel Spurlock, Miss Flor
ence Coulter, Miss Nellie Fitzgerald. Mrs.
John Alexander. Mrs F. H. Coulter, Mr..
Fred Bechtol and Mr.. and Mrs. Alexandei
MT. and Mrs. Emmett Rigby, Mr.. and
MRS Harry Kiophard and daughter. Mrs
w. Rgby and son, Mrs. M F. Rigby,
Mrs Redenbaugh. Mr.. and Mrs. Long
ana son, Mrs and Mrs. Fred Weaver and
son, and Mr.. George Weaver were callers
sunday at Shady Glen farm, Tecumseh
me mineral services of Mr.. John Pear
son of Tecumseh were held Sunday ard
ntermeHt in Bethel cemetery. Mr. Pear
son was one of the oldest settlers in that
vicinity and his always pleasant appear
' ance VIII be greatly missed by his many
MI and Mrs. Lew Thomas of East Sew
ara avenue have returned from Excelsior
springs, Mo-, where they have been the
past few weeks
santa Fe apprentice band concert every
1lght, City park. Dancing, skating