The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-20
HIGHLAND PARK NOTES

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sMrs. E. King and son Maurice and
Miss Avis King left Friday for Hum
boldt, Kan, to visit Mrs. Kings
mother.
Mrs. E. l.. Jones of Grafton street
spent Thursday with Mrs. o. Shaul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Sims and
at Garfield park Thursday evening.
Mrs. f. LIE Van was the guest Tues
day of Mrs. Stranburg Of Franklin
street.
E. Sims is at the home of his son,
Mr.. Sims has reached the age OF rs
years, he is hale and hearty, and MAX
ing a hand in the hay field which
would be a credit to one not nearly
so old.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Smith attended
nesday.
Mrs. Robinson spent Friday with
her son, Ed Robinson and family of
North Topeka.
Mrs. Morton Stark of West Euclid
avenue and sister-in-law, Mrs. Walters
Of Portland, Oregon. called on friends
in the Park Friday.
Miss Margaret Dickie of Lancaster.
Wis. who is here visiting her father.
w. G. Dickie, was the guest Thursday
The regular meeting of the Patron
Teachers association will be held at
the school house Wednesday evening,
26th. DIR. Cahill will deliver an ao
dress on the subject, why is an edu-
cation worth whi1e?" Young people
are espc tally invited.
Z. d. Berridge and Orrin Berridge
are spending a few days on their farm
at Fostorla. Kansas.
The K. K. ks will present the play
A. u
day evening, June 20. The X. K. ks
are g. bunch of energetic young people
who believe in doing things and this
entertainment is one Of q series they
are giving toward the school benefit
fund. They have also subscribed a
generous sum toward the new church
which is being built.
Mrs. G. G. Stiles visited Miss Eva
Collins Of Garfield avenue Thursday.
The people Of Highland Park are
much pleased over the fact that many
improvements are to be made at once
on the Fairgrounds at the school
house for the benefit Of the children
of the park. Teeter boards, turning
poles. rings. horizontal ladder. tennis
courts, baseball, croQuet and other
games will be installed in the near fu-
ture. 1t Is also the idea to make the
grounds a sort Of social center for all
residents Of the park.
The K K. RS enjoyed a hayrack
rue 10 tne country nome OF FRANK
Stiles Friday evening. where they had
a wienie roast. Members present were:
Elmer Ahlstrom. Richard Ahlstrom.
Jay Banta, Jennie Banta, Inex Ber-
ridge, Elsie Case, Mabel Cromwell,
Ralph Davidson, Merle Dean, Helen
Eberhart. Leslie Eberhart, Sidney
Eberhart. Ruby Edgar. Harry Fergu-
son. Irma Ferguson, Louise Henley,
Mabel Marsh, Mildred Marsh, Madce
Mattison, Paul Parrish. Ida Raines,
Esther Roller. Floyd Scritchfield,
Pearl Shaul, Bertha Thompson, Frank
Stiles, Hugh Thompson, Robert
Thompson. Challen Watson, Rollin
1 Kreig. Guests Of the club were: Mr.,
and Mrs. q. G. Stiles, Mr.. and Mrs. O.
Shaul. Mrs J. w. Marsh. Misses Camp
bell, Croker, Campbell, Croker and
Wagonrodt. Messrs- johnson. O'Keefe
Lukerte. West and Holtston.
The regular meeting Of the grange
win be Tuesday evening, June Is.
Miss Irma Ferguson and Mr.. Elmer
Ahlstrom will be married next We'd
nesday evening, June "a. at the Fer
gusCn home, Twenty-ffrat and Mary
land avenue -