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

is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ George Rake, of AFTER avenue for an
extended time.
| Mrs. Thomas Bergman and son Lyle,
of Chicago, are visiting Mrs. Berry
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lud-
| ington of Michigan avenue, for short
time.
Boy scouts, troop No. /, of Oakland,
will meet next Tuesday evening at thG
Presbyterian church and the following
debate will be given: Resolved That
the Panama Canal Should be Open TO
the World" Affirmative, Frank Jes-
sop, Carl Smeser and Harry wilson;
negative, Myron Wright, Willie Lingo
and Mitchell Jordan. Each boy VIII
give his report on the Daily GOOD
Turn
The Young Peoples Bible Glass of
the Oakland Presbyterian church en-
joyed a straw ride to the Richard Fay-
Tor home on the Copeland farm east of
Oakland Wednesday evening, The
following young people thoroughly en-
joyed Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor's generous
hospitality and also the ride: Miss
Lorraine Mayes, Miss Edith Jessop,
Miss Helen Biggs, Miss Opal Richard
son, Miss Dora Lee, Miss Lillian Jes-
SOP Miss Helena Mayes. Miss Florence
Lepper. Miss Sadie Richardson, Mr..
Franklin Hamilton, Mr.. Alfred Crouch,
Mr.. George Carothers, Mr.. Harry Dis
Horton. Mr.. A. P. Taylor, teacher of
the class and Mrs. Taylor chaperoned
the young people.
Mrs Gertrude Carver and daughter,
Marie, are spending the weekend with
Mrs. Carver's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Thackston.
Mrs. j. H Lathrop. of II Winfield
avenue has gone to Frankfort, Kans-,
to visit her cousin, Charles G. Shum-
way, whom she has not seen for over
forty years.
Professor E. S. Wallace of the Lyman
school district was an Oakland school
visitor Wednesday.
Miss Viola Snyder and Miss Alice
Smith, of Wamego, Kans., were the
guests the forepart of the week at the
Harry Heller home, $50 Chester avenue.
Willie Lingo was i'll at his home on
Oakland avenue, Friday unable to at
tend school.
Charles stockham. 81 Chester avenue
has accepted a position with the Cap
ital.
Miss Leona Giffin was the guest at
dinner Thursday of Miss Blanche Starr
OF Oakland avenue.
Mrs Mary Truitt of Agricola, Kans.,
is visiting at the w. D. Woodwork
home on Oakland avenue for a short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs w H Tignor and
daughter Pearl. of Ozawkie, Kansas.
have taken the house at 1858 Oakland
avenue and expect to remain here
They have been guests the past week
at the E. c. ROUGH home, 202 Kel1am
avenue.
Luer Mccormick is spending the
weekend at his home on Oakland
avenue.
Miss verna King. of Chanute. Kans,
who has been seriously i'll with typhoid
is improving.
Mrs r. P Taylor entertained the
Oakland Forestry clubs Friday after
noon at her home. 1873 Chester avenue.
Mrs GateGliff read a paper, 1.-THE Care
of Ferns" and each of the following
members answered roll call with a few
words on MY Experience with Ferns"
Mrs. f. A. Peters, Mrs. VIII Vanorsdol,
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. c. NJ. Reaugh. Mrs.
Stamn. Mrs. Oliver, Mrs. F. AxtelI.
Mrs. Gatecliff, Mrs. H. c. Taylor, Mrs
r. P. Taylor. Mrs. Collins was a
guest of the club yesterday. There
will be called business meeting Of !
the club Monday. October 81, at the
home of Mrs. c. NJ Reaugh, PA Oak
land avenue. The ladies discussed
yesterday plans to furnish a chair for
the teachers rest room at the Oakland
school house.
S. r. Huffman. of Sterling, Kansas,
came today to visit his sister. Mrs. J.
T. Reaugh and other relatives here.
Mrs. J. Little will have charge of the
services at the Oakland Christian
church Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Reaugh and Mrs |
Reaugh's brother, Mr.. Dan Huffman, of
Dawson, Okla, were guests Friday |
night at dinner at the c. NJ. Reaugh /
home on Oakland avenue.
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