The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-28
Notes and Personals.

Mrs M Eldred, formerly of 1881 North
Harrison street, will leave tomorrow
for Coffeyville where she will make
her future home.
Mr. and Mrs. L. c.. Boyce will leave
about October Is for Alva, Ok, where
they will make their future home. The
Boyces are among the best known peo-
pie on the North side. They have lived
mere for about II years.
N. j. Kunz is spending today in
Usage City.
Mrs. William Boast, of 900 Jackson
street. who has been seriously i'll FOR
some time, was taken to st. Francis
hospital today.
Wayne Martin, of Elmont is a North
side visitor today.
]. H FOUGHT, who has been visit
ing relatives in Upper Sandusky, O..
is expected to return home next week
Mr. and Mrs. ]. O.. Wolfe, of 1919
North Jackson street, left Friday for
Mansfield and Ashland. o.
Miss Elda Billings, of Granville
who has been visiting in Dodge city
several weeks, will return home to-
night.
F. e Williams, who has been mes
senger at the North Topeka postotfioe
for seven years, has resigned. John
Duffey is taking his place.
J. A. Jacobs, of 12S North Quincy
street, is in Republic county to look
after his farm near Belleville.
The remodeling work on the Central
Avenue Christian church is nearly COM
pleted. When finished the exterior and
interior of the building will present
a beautiful appearance.
Base Rice, of Granville, is visit
ing North side friends today.
Mrs S. j. Motif is in Oskaloosa on
business TODAY.
G. F. Hogan, of New York city. who
has been visiting North side friends.
has left for Denison. Tex. He is
former Topeka man.
Miss Mary Ingham of Urich, Mo, is
visiting at the home of Mrs. T. Nj.
Mcclure.
The Sunfiower Merry Makers under
the management of Miss Ceora Lam
ham, will give free entertainment
at 1901 North Kansas avenue under the
auspices of the K. & L. of s.. Monday,
October Z. This will be the first OF
a series to be given by the lodge |
every month this winter.
Earl Priddy, of ElInont, is a North |
side visitor today.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Marlatt and Mrs |
tomorrow with Mr.. and Mrs. Marlatt's |
daughter, Mrs. w. H. Young.
Mrs. Fred Voiland gave a farewell |
party at her home Friday afternoon |
in honor of Mrs. M. E1dred and Mrs.
L. G. Boyce. Mrs. Eldred will leave
tomorrow to make her home in COT
feyville and Mrs. Boyce will leave in
October to make her home in AlSa,
Okla Those present besides the per-
sons mentioned were: Mrs. Louis
Mrs. Charles Berry, Mrs. Har
ry Petro, Mrs. w. E. Warnock, Mrs.
Mrs. William Van Ness, Mrs
c. G. Nicholson, Mrs. L. NJ. Fultz.
Word has been received here of the
of Miss Gertrude Harrison
and Mr.. A. ]. Forbes, which took
place at Kansas City Wednesday
evening. The couple will live at 20S2
avenue, Kansas City.
Grant and Quincy schools were well
represented in the manual training ex-
nfbits at the high school today.
The second week of the union re-
vival services closed last night. There
has been hearty cooperation on the
part of al! the North side pastors. and
! deep interest has been manifested
oy the many who have regularly at
tended these services. The union
choir under the leadership of John
shaw has been a great attraction. An
overflow meeting will be necessary on
sunday night. Arrangements have ac-
been made to have this ex-
.ra service at the Second Presbyterian
church. On Sunday night Rev. w. c.
Meeker will speak at the Methodist
church and Rev. ]. w. Waldron will
preach at the Presbyterian church. 1t