The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-23
EAST SIDE NOTES.
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Mrs. Emma Good of California and the
o. Shaul family of Highland Park were
guests at dinner last evening at the John
HarTies rome on North Kansas avenue.
Word was received last night by Tim
Donovan of #, the death of Mrs. p H Don
was before her marriage Miss Lizzie PuI
cell of 5o9 Monroe street and IS a sister ,.
DR.. Powell for Pittsburg. Their parents
started yesterday morning and John Pur-
cell was to meet them in Chicago;
Vivian and Ralph. S21 Lime street, left
yesterday for Iowa; where they. will visit
Miss Mamie Wilkerson, I'll Lake street,
arm with pan of boiling starch.
Mrs T. j Liggett of Chester avenue
Myrna of Brooks avenue are spending
the day. with their sister and aunt, Mrs. L.
Mrs. Emma n GOOD Of G California left for
her home this morning. after spending
the past few weeks with the o. Shaul and
John HarrieS families.
The Highland Park Grange entertained
the county meeting Thursday at the reg
ahd from dne MaRarus WaS
Oak. Kiro. Perry. Berryton and Te-
cQmseh Oranges We're present In the
The Commission Form of Government
by Sam Seaton, private secretary to the
governor. and a discussion in regard to
the rural telephone was very interesting.
Music was furnished by Miss Vera and
Miss Allie Eggeiston of 412 East Fifth
street entertained at O'Clock dinner
Thursday evening in honor of her moth
were Mrs Mary Donnelley. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Eggleston, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Collie, Miss Clara Eggleston. Miss Emma
Harms. Mr.. George Eggleston, Mr.. Hur-
bert Egsleston. Mr. Frank B. Harms and
Mr.. Richard Eggleston. At late hour
the guests departed, wishing Mrs Don
nelly many more such pleasant birthdays.
stress Celebrated her ! se1enteenth 6irt
day last Thursday by entertaining her
Sunday school class of the Third Presby-
afternoon: Miss Venice Adamson. Miss
Grace Glunt, Miss Doras White. Miss
Georgia Brown, Ersel Lethook. Lawrence
Reser. Joe Chandler. Buster Cox, Harvey
Goenour. Rose1 textbook
John Sisley of Campbellsville. Pa. ar
WITH his daughter, Mrs John Stafford
aH Mrs aa N: Marion. sis Kline street, left
Wednesday for Glenwood Springs. Colo,
where she will visit for a few weeks with
Mrs. Martin Beatty of Lawrence Is Wis
iting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John
STANFORD, OF f1lSnldnO avenue, ana OlHSA
relatives and friends for few days.
Marion Childs of East Sixth street re-
turned Thursday from Chicago. where ne
was called by the serious ness of his
son John, who is reported resting a little
easier.
Mrs. Harry Sheafor. 1913 East Seventh
street. who was overcome by the heat Is
slowly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs Miles Stevens, have taken
the louise at 919 Madison street and moved
from 1910 jackson street the first of last
week.
DR.. Hess and family of Ottawa have
moved here and will make their home al
s32 Madison street. The doctor has opened
his office at GOT Kansas avenue. where the
Goodwin brothers dental parlors were.
Mrs. E. j. Smith of S34 Madison street
returned today from Melvern, Kan,
where she has been visiting her mother
for the past three weeks
Miss Blanche Botham of East Sixth
street left yesterday for Newton, Kan,
to visit for two weeks with Mr. and MIS-:
r. A. Porter and other relatives and
friends.
There will be no services of the East
Side Methodist church tomorrow. Sun
day school at $40 in the morning.