The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-16
EAST SIDE NOTES.
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1915 or State Journal Office.
Arthur Rodgers will leave Monday
for Kansas City where he has accepted
a position with the bridge and building
department of the Union Pacific
Mrs J. F. Gentry and daughters Ruth
and Esther and son Cassius of Scot
land avenue and Miss Helen Barry of
Branner street will return this evening
from Oklahoma where they visited rel
atives and friends for the past few
days
The Plus Ultra class of the Third
Presbyterian Sunday school will give
a straw ride next Friday evening for
all young people of the Sunday school
This class has membership of forty
and George Adamson is the teacher
and all are working to increase the
number of members to hundred be-
fore the end of the year.
At the east side M E. church
tomorrow morning Mr.. Sears will speak
and in the evening Rev. Johnson, form
err pastor of the church will preach.
On the lawn of the church and every
one is invited to attend.
John Lungstrom the leader of the
east side NJ. E. choir has been sick
for the past six weeks is slowly i'm
proving.
Mrs. w. n. Rhodes, 691 Lawrence
street, is quite sick at her home.
! day afternoon with Mrs. George Hop
kins. 614 Jec'erson street. and every
member is expected to be present.
Last evening the members of the
Plus Ultra class gave farewell party
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Gentry 80 Chandler street. for Mr..
and Mrs. Harrison Hutson who leave
Monday to make their future home in
Wichita, Kansas Mrs. Huston was be-
fore her marriage Miss Elizabeth Will
son and is a charter member of this
| class and Mr.. Hutson was president of
the class last year and Mrs. Hutson
secretary. They have both been active
i workers and will be greatly missed.
, They were presented handsome pic
ture the gift of the class by their
teacher George Adamson. Those pres
ent We're Mr.. and Mrs. Hutson Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Nelson Mr.. and Mrs.
/ George Adamson. Mr.. and Mrs. W. S.
/ Gentry, Miss Elinor Bartell, Miss Ethel
| Spurlock, Miss Della Black, Miss Fearl
/ Tichnor. Miss Kate Stevens. Miss Vera
4 Furnam, Miss LaVOn Adamson. Miss
| Alma Bartell. Mr. Burren Spurlock.
/ Mr.. Harold Patterson, Mr.. Horace
Black, Mr.. Arthur Rodgers. Mr.. Lewis
/ Brier and Mr. Archie Kay
! Sam Cunningham, 1908 East Eighth
street reports a fine time in Denver
/ from where he returned last night.
/ The Golden Rod club met Wednesday
I
/ sos West Second street and one of the
| guests. Miss SIonecker. won the prize.
/ Those present We're Mrs. Frank Morris,
! Mrs CYRUS Holmes. Mrs Mora Ham
mond. Mrs. ]. ]. Williams. Mrs August
! Winton. Mrs. Frank Hess. Mrs. Frank
+ Davis. Mrs. James Brizendine. Mrs.
Graham. Miss Slonecker. the Misses
Reba and Zelda Klein. The singing by
Mrs Graham was greatly enjoyed
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
James BriZendine, I'll Liberty street
/ Mr. and Mrs. John Runyon and son
; Winfield who lived for a number of
years at 701 Chandler street left to-
day for MulhaIl. Oklahoma. to visit
rela tives and friends for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Lichenstern. 504
/ Chandler street. have for their guest
their niece Miss Nellie Mccoy of Perry,
/ Kansas, for a few days.
+, Everett Morford. axel light inspector
for the Santa Fe at Arkansas City
will arrive this evening to spend two