The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-07-18

| Items Tor this column may be 'pnOned
| to 2253 Blue or the State Journal office
Mrs. W. v. Crook and daughter Ger
| trude of Parsons, Kan, who have been
month, arrived Saturday for a few weeks
visit here with Mr.. Crooks parents, Mr.
and Mrs j. l. Crook, 400 Lafayette street
Mr.. W. V. Crook of Parsons will make q
| short visit here and accompany his wife
and baby home.
| The Golden Rod Embroidery club will
| have their annual picnic July "a at Gar
field park. Each member is requested to
call 2304 Blue for assignments.
Mrs; H. e. Pritaman and SON Lloyd
| were the guests Wednesday of Mrs. w. j.
Holloway of Chandler street.
Mrs. VIII Guyer and daughter Ruth of
Kenton, Ohio, are spending few weeks
| at the F. w. Sunday home, 1923 East
Tenth street.
Mrs. ]. Gibson and daughter jeanette.
months visit with Mr.. Gibson who is in
business in Vicksburg, Miss.
Elmer johnson, the 1-year-oId son. Ct
Wednesday morning at the home of his
parents in Silver Lake of infantile par
alysis. The private funeral was held this
afternoon from the family home and
burial in the Silver Lake cemetery. The
family are well known here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Thompson, 511 Scot
daughter.
Miss Emma Kerns of Quinton Heights
is, the guest this week of Mrs. o. D.
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Mr.. Sam Cunningham and Mr.. R. w.
Holingsworth are in Valley Falls today
on business. They made the trip in Mr.
Hollingsworth's automobile.
Mrs. Sam Sawyer, 70S Lake street, re-
turned last evening from Atchison, Kan,
where she was called by the serious III
ness of her daughter, Mrs. Robert Saw
yer. who is much improved.
The social which the Dorcas society
gave last evening on the lawn of the
Third Christian church was successful in
every way and the ladies are well pleased
Mr.. NJ. Gregg of 14O1 East Tenth street,
who has been i'll the past week, is slightly
The following friends enjoyed a few So
home of Miss Hattie Jackson, corner
Eighth avenue and Locust street: Miss
Louise Arthur. Miss Hattie Moses, Miss
Ethel and Miss Edna Mayhall of Kansas
City, Miss Ruth Arthur Arthur Mis- Miss GLADYS
Mr.. Clyde Morris, Mr.. Ralph Swearinge1,
Mr.. Ernest Brit, Mr.. Paul Shrader, Mr..
James Moses.
A Young man on the East side employed
in one of the East side grocery stores,
when called upon for news" jokingly
investigation it was learned that
the wedding had not yet been performed
but definite plans were e5oo BENG agranged
nue., left this morning for visit with his
parents in Nortonville. His daughter
luella will join him the first of next
Mrs. Ira Mayhall and daughters Ethel
and Edna of Kansas City are guests at
the J. A Lowe home on Branner street.
Rev. J. C. Brooks of Illinois was the
guest Wednesday at the Amos Bee 'er
home on Madison street
Word has been received here that little
Margaret Smith, granddaughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. L. Crook, who suffered
broken arm several weeks ago at her
home in Seaton, Ill, is much improved.
Lawrence Fountain is doing very nicely
after his operation performed by Drs.
Alkire and Lerrigo on Tuesday morning.
Charles NJ. Fountain of Chicago. wen
known here by Santa Fe men. has re
signed his position with the Pullman Co.
of Chicago and has accepted position
with the Canadian Pacific with head
quarters at Calgary. Alberta, Canada
Miss Lula Worner of Leavenworth,
Kan, is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Zim-
norman of COL Swygart avenue. Miss
Worner will return to Leavenworth after
a weeks visit in Topeka
The F. NJ. c. No. 1850 will give a recep-
ton for C. c. Firesherts and Thos. L. |
Grady supreme ruling deputies. at the K. |
of P. hall. corner Sixth and Quincy, Fri /
day evening, July 49, Light refreshments
will be served