The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-15
AI6HlAND PARK NOTES

Items for this calumn may be tele-
phoned to zszs N 1 or the State Journai
oRice.l
Mrs.. g. Whitaker and Daughters are
making plans to move to Colorado.
where they viii make their future
Mrs. Ralph McKibben Of Arkansas
City. Kan. WIN come next week for an
extended visit with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John q. Otis. :.
Miss Hester Towles. formerly q
Highland Park teacher, has returned
from the State Normal and 10 teaching
in East Topeka.
The Junto club Will meet this evening
with Miss Pearl Shaul on Maryland
avenue.
Miss Hazel eaddlemire, who has been
attending tho State Normal. has ac-
cepted position az teacher in a school
near Emp0rta.
Iowa. are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. I.
Bradley.
Miss Mabel Hershey spent the past
week with Mrs. Rollin Chubb.
Mrs. Eta B. Gilmore of Omaha, Neb..
who has been visiting at the home OF
her brother, Mr.. NJ. T. Bradley. return
ed to her home Thursday.
The Y. p. G. u. meeting will be led
Sunday afternoon by Ruby Edgar. Mrs.
Leslie QUAINT of Washburn will be pres
ent and conduct the singing. Young
people especially are requested to be
present.
| Mrs. VIM. Beach and children Of st.
Marys are guests Of Mrs. Emma Butts.
| Mrs. John Paul of South Kansas ave-
nue. entertained the following Highland
Park ladies Friday; Mesdames Crom-
well. Banta. Butts, Miner. Israel
| Kentz, Vogel, Butts and McCardy.
| Roy Grees Of Lawrence Is a guest at
| the Peter Eberhardt home.
The Krazy Krat klub was entertained
Friday evening by Richard and Elmer
Ahlstrom. After the business session
the time was spent in music and
served. Mrs. J. Ferguson. Mrs. o.
Shaul and Mrs. Ahlstrom were guests
of the club.
Fire destroyed the barn OF Mr.. Chas.
Crews last Wednesday afternoon. Quite
lot of hay was stored in the barn.
Small boys with matches was tho
cause.
The Chalitso club met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. r. Buchheim.
| Guests of the club were: Mrs Cook.
! Mrs. King. Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Will
son and Mrs. Morris. The club men,
! bers are Mesdames Otis, Stone. Riley.
Mills, Crews. Lott, Berry. Curry, Shaul,
Moore, Hendricks, Banta, McCarter,
Potter. Miner. Buchheim. Vance, Sad
dlemire, Caps and Ferguson. One club
MEMBER WflLe8 the membership up a.
| follows: What's in name? A good deal
! guess. Otis great If you look well at
the names Of Chalitsos. A good name
| IL better than riches tits said. But both
| have we. Just list and see of you DOM
think SO. We have good. solid Stone
| for foundation you know. and waters
| that never are Riley. Our Mills are al
ways in good working order. Our Crews
are a hard working Lott. We have
! Berrys and Currys in season and out
, and a Ehaul whenever it's cold. All!
| yes and Moore, We have a young Hem
| bricks, and a Banta also. When they
begin to cackle we expect a golden egg.
! So when she Is through we all McCar-
! ter her and Potter on the back. Our
bubbles may jeer at our afternoon teas.
but we never make answer In the
Miner keys. We must work too In
Buchheim with faith in our works, for
our motto is always advance. When
e'er there's trouble in the air, We're up
| in the Saddle, and never in the Mire.
Now IL your name isn't here put your
thinking Capps on, Get busy and help
were not true. that you are not good
mixer But think we're all here ex-
cept one lone member who persists in
standing alone, And yet she's o. X. 4
she does act that way So whenever In
trouble and want something done,
Don't fail to call on Mrs. Ferguson We
hope Mrs Saddlemire won't take 1t
hard because we have torn her to
pieces, IT'S the best we could do with
the names you go by So this Is the end
of my thesis.
We wish to thank our neighbors who
worked SO faithfully in their effort to
keep our house from burning when our
] Crews.-Adv.