The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-30
EAST SIDE NOTES.

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! The ladies' auxiliary to the Switchmen' s
! ruion will be entertained at the home of
Mrs George Fleming, 419 Madison street,
tuesday afternoon and every member is
invited to be present
Miss Beatrice Shields of Lafayette street
has gone to AtchiSon to visit her sister,
Mrs. H. II. Short and family, for few
Miss Vesta Merrill of 1877 jackson street
lstt last night for Cody, Neb., to spend
three months with relatives and friends.
arthur McCarter of Highland Park Is
spending three weeks in Indiana on bust
Miss Pearl Lewis of Hartford. Kan,
will leave this week for her home, after
an extended visit to relatives and friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Crosse of 500 Mon
roe street. left Saturday for a two weeks
visit in New York, Washington and other
points of interest in the east.
Mrs Henry Moody, on Scotland avenue,
heE home nome Thursday afternoon Thoee
present were: Mrs. Linn, Mrs. Woods.
Mrs. Beach, Mrs schwerdtfeger Mrs.
Humphries, Mrs. Bland and Mrs. Harrison
o. Princeton.
Mrs. R Kirkbridge of Spring Arbor.
Mich, is visiting DIR. and Mrs. Massey, 313
West Locust street and other relatives
for few days. on her way to Oklahoma,
where she will stay with her sister for
several weeks.
a special business meeting of degree
staff of Capitola Rebekah lodge is called
for this evening by the captain, Mrs J. F.
IS expected to be present
Mrs. Frank Benton of Scotland avenue
returned today from lola, where she has
been visiting relatives for the past week.
Mrs Byrrl Bennett of Silver Lake re-
turned to her home, after spending a few
days here with Mrs. S. Butler, on Jener-
son street, and other friends.
Miss Alkaline Simonton of Branner street
has returned from Atchison, where she
attended school the past winter.
Miss Mary Edwards of Ohio street has
gone to the country, where she will spend
a few weeks with her cousin, Miss Gladys
Brit. and other relatives
Mrs. Belle WEIGH and daughter of Penn
sylvania are guests at the Ed Mclaughlin
home on East Seventh street
Mrs. Kate Green of West Locust street
has returned from two weeks visit to
relatives in Atchison.
Miss Anna Raymond Of HayensVllle Will
return to her home today, after spending
few days at the Samuel Cunningham
home on East Eighth street. Mrs. Gun
bingham will accompany her and VIII stay
Word has been received from Mrs.
Georgia Pringle who is in Chilncothe, MO,
suffered from blood poisoning from
rusty piece of wire which she ran in her
finger some time ago.
Miss Alta Ray of 1903 East Eighth
street returned this morning from Erie,
where she spent the weekend with
friends
street who has been suffering with rheu-
Iuatism for the past four weeks, is much
worse
Miss Katherine Parkinson, 4O5 East Sew
enteenth street, left this morning for St
Louis where she will visit her sister for
a month.
The many friends of Rev. NJ. c. Long, |
who was the pastor of the Third Presby- |
terrain church for years, will be glad to |
have the privilege of hearing him preach |
again. He will be in Topeka week from |
u -xt Sunday and will occupy his old pull |
pit both morning and evening. Mr.. Long |
and family are on their way to Colorado, |
where they will spend their vacation.