The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-28
EAST SIDE NOTES.

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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Prather of Branner
street returned Thursday from two
weeks visit in California. While in San
Bernardino they were the guests of his
sister, Mrs Spencer.
The Nistletoe club met Friday afternoon
with Mrs. S. Jones. 1910 Madison street
Those present were: Mrs. Ida Floaden-
burg, Mrs. ]. w. Galloway. Mrs. Beeson.
Mrs o. Biene, Mrs. ]. Johnson, Mrs. w
tombstone, Mrs. Wetzell, Mrs Wingett
Mrs. Rembley. Mrs. Wienieke, Mrs. Bur
dette Mrs. Pyetzki, Miss Minnie Sven
son, Miss Carrie Reeson, Mrs. Kinney of
Chicago. Mrs. Willis of Iowa Miss Bous-
log of Sharon Springs, Miss Leora Beeson,
Master Alfred Johnson. Louis Pyetzki and
baby Albert Pyetzki who was presented
with a spoon by the club. The last meet
ing of the club for the season will be held
at Garfield park and every member is
Mrs. Henry Seelinger and daughter
Katie of Las Vegas, N. NJ, will arrive
n: Y. and St. Paul. Mimi. where they
will visit relatives and will be the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs T. c. Tinsley of 500 East
Fifth street.
Mrs. J. Smith of Carbonate is visiting
with Mrs. William Wood, 129 Quincy
street, for few weeks.
Mrs Ada Weaver and daughter Naomi
and son Jack of ITO Madison street left
this afternoon to spend a week with rela-
tives in Clay Center
Grandpa Evans of Tecumseh left this
week for Gettysburg to attend the old
soldiers reunion and will visit washing
ton and several eastern points before his
return
he Tecumseh Grange has every ar
rangement made for their old fashion pic
mic which they will hold in Murphy's
grove on the Fourth of July. In the fore
noon there will be a baseball game and
speaking and then a picnic dinner and in
the afternoon there will be games races
and dancing and in the evening fireworks
good time for every one who attends.
Camp Tandy is located there and the
members of this camp have taken hold
and are assisting in the arrangements and
celebration.
Mt and Mrs Fred Weaver and son of
IIo6 Quincy street will spend Sunday at
Shady Glen farm with their parents, Mr..
Mrs f H. Travis, 621 Leland street,
has for her guest Mrs Mass of Van
Cleve, Canada, on her return from Dover,
where she has been visiting her parents,
and viii leave in few days Tor Tacoma,
Wash. where she Will visit her sister.
Mrs. W. E. Travis. for a couple of weeks
be fore her return to Canada
ter Nc. from New Concord Ohio are Wis
ting at Ed c. McLaughlin's. 700 East
Mrs. Lille Turner of Carbonate visited
THURSDAY with the Andrew Losh family
at $40 Lake street.
Business meeting of Lincoln Circle No
will be held next Tuesday afternoon and
every member is requested to be present.
Ed Clifford of 701 Lake street has his
brother with him since his operation at St
Francis hospital and who will be able to
leave in a few days for his home in Bur
linEame.
The degree team of Capitola Rebakah
Lodge No. 219 is requested to meet Mon
day evening at o'clock in the I. o. o.
F. No. 40 for the transa ction of important
business by order of the captain, Mrs. j. |
S. Everett.
Mrs. Cheetwood and two sons of es2
Lake street returned yesterday from De |
Sofa, where they have spent the past two |
weeks with relatives and friends.
Mrs William Wood. 129 Quincy street |
pleasantly surprised her daughter Ada |
yesterday, it being her twelfth birthday, !
and invited the following friends to spend |
the afternoon with her: Miss Addie Frey,
Miss Stella Hopkins, Miss Ada Workman, |
Miss Juanita Workman. Miss Ella Levens. |
Miss Grace Scrinopskie. Miss Lena Liv- |
ingston, Miss Pauline Livingston, Miss |
Lucille Brown, Miss Margaret Brown, |
Miss Leora Beeson Mr.. William Jessop,
Mr.. Everett Jones, Mr.. Raymond Beeson |
and Mr.. Marion Thompson.
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