The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-07-27

the choir and male chorus. Tomorrow
is Rev. Mr.. Shuts last service before
his summer vacation.
Mrs. D. D. Stitt and daughter, Miss
Hazel Stitt. of Monroe street. left to-
day for a short visit with Ed Stitt and
family of ST. Joseph.
Mrs .Cheetwood and children have
returned to their home. 1216- East Eighth
avenue, after short visit with Mrs
-Cheetwood's mother in Lecompton. =,
E Mrs. Geeter of Seattle, Wash. is Wis
-iting at the F. H. Martin home, I1I7
Lime street, and other friends for an
extended time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stout, who
nave been visiting relatives in New
York state the past month, will arrive
here Sunday far a months visit With
Mrs. Stout's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
B. Gathers
The Misses Elizabeth and MaIinda
Stenhouse, who have been guests at
the John Ash home on Quincy street,
| returned to their home in Chicago
Friday.
Miss Anna Heery. who has been il,
the past few weeks, is reported much
improved.
The following people picnicked
Tuesday afternoon and evening on the
c. H. Buhrer lawn in Highland Park.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hansche, Mr.. and
Mrs. z. First, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Smal1ey, Mrs. Albert Gillyeat, Miss
Ruth Dasche, Miss Erma Gardner. Mr..
Curtis First Mr.. Clyde Smalley and
Mr.. Cletus Buhrer. Games of croquet
and horseshoe were the amusement for
the afternoon and bountiful picnic
supper was served at Z O'Clock
The Boy Scouts of Troop No. will
meet at the Third Christian church
this evening at $50 and hike about
four miles west of Topeka, where they
will camp out all night, returning To-
morrow evening.
Rev. and Mrs. H. ]. Corwine. daush-
ter Blynn and Miss Pansy Percy OF
1910 East Tenth avenue will leave
Wednesday morning for Eden, MO g.
where they will spend the month Of
August.
Mrs. J. D. Wilson and Mr.. Roy 1ewell
will motor Sunday to Lawrence IN tns
Jewell car and spend the day with
Mr.. and Mrs. H G. Wilson:
Mrs. Charles Porter of Winona,
Kan. is making a short visit with her
brother, Mr.. H P Mabray ana FANNY
.1713 East Sixth avenue.
The following young ladies of High
land Park picnicked Monday evening
at Central park: Miss Erna tergu-
son. Miss Ida Rains. Miss IDA Henry
Miss Florence Butts. Miss Mary Pet
ers. Miss Louise Heinly. Miss HazeI
KuykendaIl, Miss Elsie Case and Hiss
Mr.. John Lake of Springfield. III.
is snending his two weeks vacation
Lake on Quincy street
Miss Eva Fintham will return to-
morrow from Tecumseh, where sne
spent the past week at the higgins
Mrs. Laura Galletiy of Quincy. street
will spend a few days next week WITH
relatives and friends in Emporla.
Let me book your coal orders new
and save YOU money. ]. F. Sponn'
5G7 Fast Fourth Phone 31SS-
Miss Helen Warner and Miss Dora
windeblade of Leavenworth' Kan w
spend Saturday and Sunday with Mics
Elizabeth Zimmerman
Mr. and Mrs. Frank warren o.
9o29 East Sixth avenue are the par
ents of a baby girl, born July ~ MRS
warren was formerly Miss Grace Gar
Miss Myrtle Barry. who has been
i'll at her home in Highland PARK, Is
much improved.
Alice Fox is celebrating her ninth
birthday anniversary at her home, 424
Madison street, today
Miss Edna Cox OF Freeman street
returned today from WilliamStewn,
Kansas. where she has been visiting
relatives and friends the past few
weeks
Regular services will be held tomor-1
row at the Third Christian church. The
services Sunday will be the last con-
Quoted by Rev. Corwine before his an
nual vacation and he is desirious to