The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-08
OAKLAND NOTES.

The Oakland Veteran club held their
regular monthly business meeting last
Monday night at the home of the club
president, c. c. Handkerchief, on Forest
avenue. The regular business was trans
acted.
w. S. Payne. principal of the Crawford
county high school, who has been serious
| ly i'll at his home in Cherokee, Kan, is
| reported slowly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Higbee of 22S Oakland
avenue are thoroughly enjoying a visit
from his sister and daughter who live in
Alma, Kan.
The Mission Study class of the Oakland
ular meeting next Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Vanorsdol on Forest avenue.
The meeting last week was postponed on
account of so much sickness among mem
bers.
Mrs. VIII Hawkins of AFTER avenue who
fell and seriously injured her leg last week
is reported slowly improving
Mrs. Roy Nelson and Mrs. J. ]. Gleason
of Kellam avenue were guests all day
Friday of Mrs. J. Dumars Van Buren,
street.
The Priscilla Embroidery club held their
regular r9sI meeting yesterday afternoon with
bers were present: Mrs. w. F. Shaw,
Mrs. Chas. Suit, Mrs. r. Finnie, Mrs. Roy
Williams Mrs. w: G. Shaw, Mrs. Free
Mamie Miller, Mrs. L. Biscoe, Mrs. Frank
Jordan and Mrs. Steen. The next regular
melting will be held with Mrs. Freeman
Bell at her home on West Seventeenth
street.
Joe Hutchinson of Bolton. Tex. came
yesterday for an extended visit with his
avenue.
Mrs. Clarence Stuart of Newton. for
merly of Chicago, is here, called by the
serious illness of her father, Mrs r w
Estep.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Belts of Mayetta
came this morning to visit a few days
with Mr. Belts brother, r. E. Belts and
family of Forest avenue.
The regular service will be held Sunday
at the Oakland Presbyterian church
Special music at the evening service by
the church choir.
=, Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Harrison and fam
ny OF Michigan avenue have moved to
their farm six miles west of Topeka
Little Edith Hammiss of Forest avenue
who has been seriously ill the past few
days, is reported much improved today
Mrs. Clarence Lepper and family are
moving from Forest avenue to ST. Louis
where they will join Mr.. Lepper in a per-
manent home.
The Foreign Missionary class of the
Oakland NJ. e. church met last Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. A c. Koser at her
twenty-five ladies present, including three
guests. Mrs. Logan. Mrs. Hamilton and
Mrs; Grubb. Two new. members were
and Mrs Slawson. The following com
mittee was appointed to arrange for the
annual thank offering to be given in the
near future: Mrs. Dora Dressler Mrs J.
M. Jones. Mrs. G. H. Ensign and Mrs L.
X Bannon. The following delightful pro-
H.
tons in China Before 1850. Mrs Koser,
Contrast the Christian Religion With the
Three Religions of China, Mrs. Warner:
Wright; Testimony of ]. W. Bryon Mrs
knight; Advance in Christian Work Mrs.
Ensign sig; The ,s Need Of Mo-, More Room, Mrs.
Benedict; The Story of Old Mother Wang
Mrs. Henley; Bible Women in the Sunday
Chinese Workers, Mrs. McCaslin, Student
Student Glass, Mrs. Allison: Illustrative
Quotation, Mrs. Steele. Special music
furnished by the committee. Mrs. Koser
served dainty refreshments.
Little Mary Gordon gave a party this
afternoon at her home on Forest avenue
for a number of her little friends.
Professor F. F. Dawdy will have charSe
Oakland Christian church tomorrow.
Mrs. Armine Willsey of Forest avenue
is with her mother, Mrs. T. ]. Nicol, of
Nj. t. and Mrs J. W. Armstrong and
daughter Verna King of Chanute have
taken 1s the vacated by MT and
avenue and will move the first of the
week.
has been suffering with stomach trouble
the past week, is reported slowly improv-
ing.
.mrs Claude Prebble spent Tuesday
with her sister, Mrs. A. B. Freeman. AT
walter Turner OF Topeka was a guest
Thursday at the I. c. Gardner home, 215
Forest avenue
Mr. and Mrs. w H. Tigner and their
daughter, Mrs. Rush kaufman, and Mr..
kaufman of 205 Forest avenue expect to
go to Washington, D. c., about March
Is to make their future home.
The annual congregational meeting of
the oakland Presbyterian church was
held last Thursday evening at the church.
New officers were elected and annual re-
ports given.
Little Elizabeth Allison of Green street.
who has been i'll with the measles, is re-
ported much improved