The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-31
HIGHLAND PARK NOTES

Rev Hughes will preach at the morn
ing services Monday at the school
house. Professor Smith will play
mandolin solo.
The box social to have been given by
the X. K. ks next Friday has been
postponed until Friday. November 20.
Mr.. A. p. Ahlstrom and son Richard
drove to Indian Creek last Thursday
on business.
The Krats win play the Y. n. c. A.
basketball team next week.
The X. X. ks held a grand Hal
loween party Friday evening at Par
rish,s. Those present were: Hattie
Swan, Kate Thompson, Esther Roller,
Madge Madison, Irma Ahlstrom. Pearl
Shaul. Jessie Parrish. Mabel Cromwell,
Helen Eberhart,. Jennie Banta. Clara
belle Banta, Jean Swan, Inez Berridge,
Maud Chubb. Gleda Croker. Mr.. Roll
lin Kreige, Merle Dean. Will Hamil-
ton, Guy Butts, Harry Ferguson. Frank
Stiles, Richard Ahlstrom. Elmer Ahl-
strom. Ralph Davidson. Orrin Berridge,
Mr.. O'Keefe, VIII Swan, Leslie Eber-
hart, Sidney Eberhart. Challin Wat
son. Jay Banta. Thurmis Miller, Rollen
Chubb and Paul Parrish. Visitors: Mr..
and Mrs A. p. Ahlstrom. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. G. Stiles, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Shaul,
Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Berridge, Mrs. 8.
G. Prescott Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Parrish,
Miss Lois Robinson. Miss Doris Rob-
inson, Master Harold Robinson. Prizes
were awarded to the following: First,
1rma Ahlstrom and Frank Stiles; sec
ond, to Jay Banta and Richard Ahl-
strom- The judges found it very
prizes to- -Hr. Paul Parrish received a
prize for the one best masked.
Rev. and Mrs. Nine of Oklahoma City
took dinner Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. W. Boast.
Mr.. E. Sims is spending the weekend
at Berryton.
E. A. Dunlop of Virginia avenue is
remodeling his house at the present
time.
E. b. Early Of Twenty-first street has
bought property at 1909 Madison street
and will move to town.
Master Ralph Ahlstrom is suffering
| with an attack Of rheumatism.
The grade schools of Highland Park
held Halloween entertainments in their
various rooms Friday afternoon.
Mr.. NJ. Sumey will go to Maple Hill
next Tuesday to put in a heating plant
! in the new home of W. J. Tod of that
place
A crowd of boys and girls of the
Highland Park high school will have a
line party at the Novelty theater to-
night. After the show they will go to
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Wolf,
go Topeka avenue, where typical Hal
loween refreshments will be served.
Mrs. Frank Clark and her sister, Miss
Florence Fritz Of Long Beach. Cal,
are spending the day with Mrs. John
Rains
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Marsh went to
Berryton Wednesday to spend a few
days on the farm.
The Clover Hill Ladies' Aid society
held an all day meeting with Mrs. w.
B. Gasche last Wednesday. There was
good attendance.
Mrs George w. Berry spent Friday
afternoon with Mrs. E. Sims.
The house belonging to Mr.. and Mrs
Brown of Twenty eighth and Massa-
chusetts avenue burned to the ground
Friday afternoon. - .ss-
Mr.. ]. Henberger is sick With pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Sterling Cooper. entertained last
| Thursday afternoon in honor Of he1
little son Sidney's first birthday. Those
present were: Mrs. c. J. Cooper Of
Portland. Ore; Mrs H. r. Hurd OF
Kan; Mrs. ]. W. Currie, Mrs. J. c
Lair. Mrs. Edward King. Mrs. F. c
Klesatch, Mrs. Strauss. Mrs. c. c. Cur.
RE, Mrs. w. B. Chubb. Mrs. G. E. Cur.
RE, Mrs. Elliott Colvin and Mrs. S
Cooper.
Christian church will give a steak ane
wiene roast tonight for the member
and their families at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Potter.
The Highland Park Booster club will
hold it's regular meeting at the schoo
house Monday evening. The proposed
tax amendment to the constitution vii
be discussed by Mr.. Samuel T. How
and amendment for the recall Of public
officers will be discussed by som,
prominent speakers. These discussions
will be very interesting and entertain
ing and it will be well worth your tim'
TO come out and hear them. Pleas
remember that both of these amend
ments will be voted on at the genera
election which will be held Tuesday. 4
public invitation Is extended to every
one.
The Highland Park Ladies' Aid so
ciety will serve a hot lunch in Thu
school house election day, the proceeds
to be used in building the new church