The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-06

Journal office.l
Mrs. G. H Flintham of Klein street was
called to Kansas City Wednesday by the
death of a relative.
Mrs Weaver of 2lO Lake street is ser
Iously i'll at ST. Francis hospital.
The Sunshine committee of the Third
presbyterian church called on some of its
sick friends.
The following pupils of Branner school
have been neither absent nor tardy for
the first half term ending March %. En-
Elizabeth Maesy, Eva Van Week, Eva
Dolly Van Week. Virginia Wallace, Verna
Moody, Amy Bender, Edna CoIe, Keith
Anderson, Henry holloway, LeRoy Os-
born, Wilbur Osborn, Theodore Simon,
Albert Noight, y orrnan Ash Wayne Mize,
Hazel Walton, Clarence Wiscomb, Doris
Irene Anderson, Mlnulin CarpiS, Ella
Peterson, arthur Peterson, Ursula
Letucks, Ruth Perry, Grace Van Week,
Pauline Kerr, Lillian Holloway, Mildred
Havens, oscar Peterson, Juanita Walton,
Shirley Lane, Elva Adams, Chester Cope
land, Lee Crawford, Edward Crowder,
Jewell Clifford, Mckimm Harper, Eva
Adams, Edwin Meyer, Cuthbert Russell,
George W allace, harold Farmer, Mary
Hounsom, Lucille McGee, Harry Kerr,
Esther Peterson, Lucille Vetter, Ralph
Ward, Mabel Burklano, Laura Crowder,
F'lossie Drake, Eva Havens, Adell White,
Charles Worthington, Lee Harper, Dor
othy Adamson, Edna Bachus, Lola
Blasett, Vera Furman, Florence Kay,
Gladys Ritts, May Steadman, Vada San
ford Bessie Foth, Eva White, Homer
Patterson, Ray Pringle, Lawrence Foun-
tame, Harry Clay, Mabel WEIGH, Louise
Meyer, Allen Ritts, Beatrice Shields Ar
thur johnson, Albert Warren, Laura
simpson, Louise Arthur, Lester Sawyer
The j. N Marsh family will move. the
first of the week to their farm in Waka-
rusa, Kansas.
Word was received Thursday by Mr..
Sam Cunningham of the death of his
brother viii who died in Oklahoma. Mr..
and Mrs. Cunningham and Miss Mary
Cunningham left Friday for Clay Center,
Kansas, where the body Will be buried.
Mr.. J. Gibson will return to Memphis,
Tenn. Monday after spending a few days
with his family here. Mr.. Gibson came
for the wedding of his daughter, Miss
Agnes, to Mr.. Harry Grow.
Rev. Clark, the new minister of the
Seward Avenue Methodist church, has
taken the house at 210 Scotland avenue.
Mrs. ]. z. Long and daughter Mabel.
Mrs. Baron and son James have returned
an extended visit with Mrs. Longs
mother, Mrs. Atkinson, 901 Madison street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Soderholm have moved
from 301 East Eighth street to 500 Madison
street.
their daughter in Kansas City, Mo
Mrs. P. A. Caps and daughter Claudia
who have been suffering the past week
with the grip are slowly improving.
Mrs. Edward Berry and children,
Maurice and Louise, who have been visit
ing Mrs J. H. Griffith, have gone to
New Mexico where they will make their
home.
The National American band, which is
composed mostly of East side young men,
is doing excellent work. They furnished
part of the entertainment at the r. R.
Y M c. A. two weeks ago and their
work is indeed worth special mention
The band was organized May Is, 1911, with
Il members. The following are the pres
ert officers: c. w. Temp1eton, president;
Louis F. Luthey, secretary and treasurer;
G. C. Stafford, director and manager; G.
M. Williams, assistant manager; Walter
Adair librarian. The following are the
members of the band: c. W. Templeton,
bass; Arthur McCarter, bass; John Temple
ton bass; Charles Ketter1ng, bass; Frank
Hagenbusch. baritone; Chester Stamrn,
slide trombone; Ira Robertson, slide from
bone: Chas. Black, slide trombone; Paul
McCarter, slide trombone; F. F. 1uthey,
alto: w F. l.. Kruse, alto; Clarence
Schaffer alto; A. L. Peterson, .cornet;
roster Bradfield, cornet; Geo. E. Morford.
cornet; Carlton NJ Williams, C. G. Stat
ford cornet; Walter Black. clarinet; J.
Minnert clarinet; Archie Kay, clarinet;
Walter Adair. clarinet; Guy Scrivner.
clarinet: Z. G. Ienlkle. drum H. NJ
smith, drums and Clyde Templeton, drum
A great deal of credit is due to Mr. c. C.
Stafford. director and manager
The regular services will be held Sunday
at the second United Brethren church
Sermon IL g. me-. Z. p. IA. and even