The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-24
EAST SIDE NOTES.

Mr. Wilfred Wright of San Angelo,
Tex, came here "Wednesday 70 Nlsle
his sister, Mrs r. y W whitaker %
412 East seventh street, for a snort
time.
Mr.. B. F. williams returned TO work
today after being off several weeks
on account of illness he was SUI
fering from an attack OF the grip
Miss Anna Brentnall of Ness CITY
kan. who has been here visiting her
uncle. Mr. S. Brentnall, and family OF
504 Leland street, Will leave next
week for Sioux City, Ia, where she
will remain permanently.
Mr.. r. B. Gathers of East Fifth
and Lake streets is improving after
being quite sick for the past few
davs with an attack of the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Euwer of AIS
Lake street will move the first or
next week into the Parker property
at AS Lake street.
Mrs. f. r. Jolley and son Harry
and daughter Mary will return sun
day from Newton, where they nave
spent the past few days visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Dee Alexander.
Mrs. r. B. Gathers spent the day
THURSDAY on East Hill the guest of
Mrs LESSEE Beyers of California ave
"'' Regular services will be held sun
day in the Christian church ReV-
" H. Scrivner will deliver his fare
we'll sermon to the HlSIlUS1S VI aiAO
church in the morning and to the
public in the evening. The subject
Of the evening sermon will be, Ihe
Gospel Which Have Tried to
Preach"
fer Helen, and Mrs. L Morrell re-
turned to their home today in wilson,
Kan. after spending week here Wis
ting Miss Hazel Jolley of 235 Chan
dler street
being quite sick for the past week
with an attack of the grip
Miss Hazel Davis of Kansas City is
here spending a few days visiting rel
atives and friends.
A meeting Ct the Hustlers' class of
the Third Christian church will be
held this evening with Mr.. and Mrs
n. Fouch of $40 jefferson street
Mrs NJ. Crook of Fourth and La
favette street entertained a number of
her friends Tuesday afternoon in
honor of her birthday Music was
fl finished during the afternoon by
Mrs. Crooks beautiful Nictrola. which
was enjoyed by all Refreshments
we're served to the following guests:
Mrs j. Wall. Mrs. =. Hurley, Miss
Hattie Hurley, Mrs. K. NJ. McAuliff,
Mrs. V. Patenan, Mrs. w. Supple. Mrs.
r. Staple, Dorothy Staple, Mrs n
Rrocton, Mrs. NJ. Howe, Mrs G. Beck,
Mrs. Dwyer, Mrs. NJ. Crook, Mrs. j.
IaevIon. Mrs J. E. Ashton. Mrs. M. A.
7 .osh. Mrs. l.. A. Mcdonald, Mrs. A.
F'ellxer. Mrs l.. J. Wingert, Mrs. J.
Cannon. Mrs. A. Curry and Miss Gus
sic. Losh.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wilson stopped
Friday between trains to call on Mrs |
Andrew Losh of 632 Lake street MI |
Wilson was just married Wednesday |
to Miss Nora Thrush Of Melyern, i
Nan, and they were on their way to |
their future home near Oakley, Kan. |
where Mr.. Wilson and his father are |
farming 500 acres of land.
Miss Rosena Harris of Scranton and |
Mr.. Stanley Selley were callers Thurs |
day on Miss Gussie Losh.
The members of the e w b. NJ |
Of the Christian church entertained |
Friday afterr-~on at the home of Mrs
: E Yewell, 800 Jefferson street, in |
honor of Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Scriv- |
1er. Refreshments were served and |
l fine time enjoyed. The following /
guests were present and presented |
Rev and Mrs. Scrivner with n beau |
.ifuI picture: Rev. and Mrs. Seriv
Sandy, Mrs T. c. Tinsley, Mrs. F.
N. Newland, Mrs. Nellie Simons, Mrs. |
r. H Coulter. Mrs. Sam BrentnalI,
Mrs. B. f. Williams, Mrs Mary F.
Spencer, Mrs. J. w. Owens, Mrs. A.
: Brit Mrs. Geo. Mabry, Mrs. Wal |
.er Mowerer, Miss Minnie Buschacher,
Mrs. Hattie Van Dyke, Mrs. w. L.
Ravens, David West, Miss Helen
Laird, Mrs G. Laird, Mrs. S. A. Brad
.ield. Mrs. o. D. Johnson, Mrs. Chas.
Sheafer, Mrs. H. r. Altman, Mrs. J.
Brown, Mrs L. H. Sawyer, Mrs. Chas.
Bradley and Mrs Jas. Mullfn.
Westward.
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