The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-01

visiting relatives in Winfield for a few
days.
B. F. Magee and wife of Holton have
returned home after visiting for a short
time with NJ V. Magee of Green street.
Mrs. Hazelrigg. an evangelist, will start
a series of revival meetings tomorrow at
the Oakland Christian church. Professor
F. F. Dawdy will have charge of the
music.
Mrs. e. E. Crouch is confined to her
ONE on Green street with an attack of
grip.
The third quarterly congregational.
Getting of the Oakland Presbyterian
-purch was held last Thursday evening.
e,lenuld reports from all the church q =
srtments were read and plans discussed
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Knox of Indiar
oils, Ind, We're visiting at the Walter
anil home on Forest avenue a few
US this week.
Miss Opal Draut will leave tomorrow
Or sPrington; Ar Ark to visit Miss ss Hs lar,
1sit relatives and friends in Kansas
ity .or a week on her return home.
The Ladies Aid society of the Oakland
loon with Mrs. George Anderson at her
nome on Forest avenue. The following
ladies were present and spent the after
NJ. Reaugh, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. j. Smelser,
Mrs. Dodge, Mrs. J. Heller. Mrs. Snyder,
Mrs. WilIsey, Mrs. VIII Jessop and Mr.,
John Oiler of Lyndon spent. Friday with
his sister, Mrs. E. A. Curry, and family
Rev Mr.. Fazei, pastor of the Oakland
Presbyterian church. will give as his ser
mon Sunday morning Some Strange
Voices at the combined service at 1o:3e
o'clock At Z p. M, before the Young
Peoples society, will be given the sub
iect why Am a Presbyterian Every
one welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs D. Matthew of Forr
Smith. Ark. former residents of Oakland.
have given the name of Frances Rose to
their infant daughter.
Mrs Ed Thatcher of Highland PARK
visited friends in Oakland last Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Fulmer returned to
their home in LaForge, Wis, Thursday.
after a weeks visit here with Mr. ana
Mrs E s. Wallace and other relatives.
Mrs. NJ. Howe of Portland Ore, is here,
called by the serious illness of her brotn-
err Graft Hartman.
j. Penrose of Perry was in Oakland
Monday on business.
Mrs. Sarah johnson of After avenue
has returned from Hutchinson, accom-
panied by her daughter. Mrs. Harry Her-
ris, and who win visit her for a short
time
Mrs. Frank Brown on Oakland avenue.
The new year books were distributed anf
early happenings were told in response to
roll call. The following ladies We're pres
ent: Mrs. G. Gatecliff. Mrs. Jordan, Mrs.
H. D. Woodwork, Mrs. Will Vanorsdol,
Mrs R. P: Taylor, Mrs u G. r M; Reaq !EI
next meeting will be held with Mrs. o.
Jordan, February 81.
The MISSION study CLASS VIII meet L~"l
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. r. p Tay
lor, 1S6 Chester avenue
-Irs Z. S. Wallace is ill at her home )Ti
AFTER avenue with an attack of the grip
sir Matt Hamill and his son returned
Ia It night to their home in Colby, Kan,
after a weeks visit here with relatives
and friends.
The Boy Scouts of Oakland will meet
next Tuesday evening at o'clock at the
scout room. where DR.. G. H. Ensign will
give the boys instructions in the First
Aid to the Injured All boys are asked
to be present with notebooks and pencils
Miss Princess Painter will sing a solo
at the morning service entitled Just To-
Today" Rev Mr.. Fazel will preach the
fourth in the series, THE Call of the
World entitled Some Strange Voices.
Service begins at 1880.