The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-08

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phoned to 1915 the State Journal office. !
Mrs. W. Moratt entertained the follow
home, 506 Lafayette street: Mrs Bau-
H H;a and son Abbott and daughter
Il. skidmore and sons Raymond and
Howard, Mrs Nichols and daughter Ma
bel and Master William Mofatt
c. \. Moore. 504 Fast Sixth street, who
underwent an operation a St. Francis
hospital Saturday morning, is reported i'm
Mrs. S. E. Thompson of Kansas City.
Mo. who underwent an operation last
turned TO her home much improved Mrs.
Thompson is well known on the East
side.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Amos entertained
the following relatives at their home. All
Madison street yesterday: Mr.. and Mrs
Covert and Mis- Ethel Maftingly. f
The large barn at the corner of Sixth
Mowrer. was totally destroyed by fire
about midnight last night The streets
within two blocks of the fire were filled
Mr. and Mrs. William Corbett of Okla
homa City are guests for two weeks at
Eighth street.
Mrs ". B. Wilson and daughter Irene
days for Cieburne Tex. where they will
visit Mrs. Wilson's daughter, Mrs. Alex
Batz. and Mr.. Batz for few weeks;
A H club last Friday afternoon at her
home on Twiss avenue. The. following
H X Teei Mrs. s " Westrick. Mrs
a. G. Burt Mrs Ed Camp. Mrs. s. Crem-
s Mrs N Thos ch eGEs Mfs Ms p e.
son. Mrs. B. He-schell. Mrs w L. Win
MaFy Mss Tss 9f ke erf Ga
Marjorie Teel Miss Edna Thompson.
Mss GLADYS Miggers Miss l teise jury
Miss Helen OdeIl. Miss Lorraine Wingert,
Miss Sabina Teel, Miss Esta GOODRICH
Mss Mildred wingert Harold Judy, Fred
Reese, Leslie Goodrich, Harold TeeI,
Scot Wingert. Chas. Thompson
Mrs. Harry Stumbo of Fall City. Neb..
who has been visiting relatives here the
l:ast month. is visiting friends in Carbon
Miss Grace stafford of Highland avenue
has returned from Lawrence, where she
MIS- Harry sheafor Of islS East Seventh
street. who has been seriously ill for sew
era. weeks. is reported slowly improving
formerly of 6s4 Lime street. who has been
confined to her bed the past three
when the mails brought her several hun
d-ed post cards bearing birthday wishes,
Mrs. ". ]. Haggard and children Will
return the latter part OF this week from
Texas. where they have been visiting the
past two weeks
The Loyal Women's class of the Third
Christian church will have their regular
monthly business meeting Tuesday after
noon With Mrs. Chas- Sheaior, $50 Chard-
Ter street
Grandpa Nelson OF Tecumseh, who was
buried at Bethel cemetery yesterday, was
a charter member of the Tecumseh
grange. The funeral was the largest ever
held in that community
The Tecumseh Grange members are pre-
pairing for the winter supply of their
members They have purchased a carload
of coal. flour, bran and carload of salt
has been ordered The mem bers are haul
ing their supply from the car near the Te-
cumseh station today
The .Krazy Krats club met with Miss
Ruby Edgar Friday evening at the home
of her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs W. H.
Moffitt. An important business meeting
was held which was followed by a very
pleasant social hour with a watermelon
feast on the lawn Those present were:
Misses Irna Ferguson. Elsie Case Mil
bred Marsh. Mabel Marsh. Madge Madi-
son. Jessie Parrish, Mabel Cromwell
Esther Roller. Ruby Edgar. Pearl ShauI
Ida Rains. Florence Butts Ida Henley
Messrs- Richard Ahlstrom, Harry Fergu-
son, Elmer Ahlstrom. Paul Parrish.
Frank Stiles. Ralph Davision and Leslie
Eberhart-
Mr. and Mrs O. Shaul OF Highland Park
entertained the following guests at dinner
Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs J. W Marsh Of
BerTyton. Mr. and Mrs E L. Jones. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. D Vance. Miss Frances
Jones' Miss Elsie Case. Miss Carolyn
Vance and Miss Pearl Shaul.