The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-11-25
HIGHLAND PARK
Notes and personals from Highland
Park, by Mrs. o. ShauL Telephone
1929 Nj.

o, b..
have moved into the Stage property, Tween
ty-ninth and Ohio streets.
The Minstrel club neld the regular meet
ing Wednesday evening and planned to
give an entertainment. The next regular
meeting will be held December T.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sport North of Omaha
were guests Sunday of their son, Mr.. led
North and family.
Mrs. $. Cooper entertained her Sunday
school class OF boys Saturday afternoon
Those present were Luther Mathers, Ern-
est Abels, willis Sims, Richard hickman,
hurcheu Williams and Ernest Eberle.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Chubb OF Idaho Falls.
Idaho, will arrive Monday for visit to
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Chubb.
Fourteen official members of Highland
Park Sunday school attended the + Fellow
ship banquet at Lowman Hill Tuesday
evening.
The Highland Park Missionary society
received the pennant at the district conNen-
ton for the most points in efficiency,
with Mr.. c. H. WithereIl. Guests We're Mrs.
Geo. MattingIy, Mrs Oscar Wolf, Mrs Z.
u. Hickman nd MISS Arlina Buell..
Mrs. &. W. Marin, Mrs. c. H. Witherell
anu Mrs. George Nuns attended the mis-
sionary meeting at Linn creek Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Witherell and Mrs.
E ID. Berridge were dinner guests Satur.
day of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. GREENWOOD of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCarter of salina,
Mrs. W. L. Morris and children of Te-
end guests at the W. L. McCarter home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mems spent Sunday
a ).
The new trustees of the NJ Z: church are
Messrs q. W. Moore. Z. L. Marsh, +. A
dunlap, c. II. Withereil, John HankIns' W;
Geo. Kossetter.
The Ladies Aid society at Linn Creek
will give A bazaar December S.
MIR T. D. Berridge has returned from
Seiden, Kan, where he went on business
trip.
home in Wellington after u visit to her
sister, Mrs. Peter Eberhart.,
Mrs. Richard AhlstrOm, Mrs. q. Luen-
berger and Miss Hattiebel Swan visited the
Oakland school Friday afternoon.
The Art club will meet Friday, Decem-
Der L with Mrs. j. f. Going.
Floyd Harmon died Tuesday, November
d at the home of his sister, Mrs. NJ l.
bradley, 2S2O Ohio avenue Burial was at
Glasco, Kan Mr.. Harmon with his fam
lily came here five weeks ago to visit MI
and Mrs. Bradley.
Star class of the NJ f. Sunday school with
a wienie and transformations roast Saturday
evening at the T. Z: Marsh Mars home; with
Roberta Cromwell as president and Clark
Butts secretary.
were guests Sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs A
The music class under the direction of
Mr. Van Ness now numbers thirty six.
Practice every Thursday evening at the
church.
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Ahlstrom Thursday evening.
! Three OF the cnolf OF the NJ: L. cnurcn
/ who sang at Linn Greek sunday evening
were: Mrs. J. Tompkins, Mrs J. Ahl-
strom, Mr.. and Mrs Geo Mems, Mr.; and
Mrs X. Ahlstrom, Mrs. Walter Chubb,
Mis- IneZ Berridge Miss Retta Main, Miss
/ Harriet McCarter, Miss Edith Marsh, Miss
I Clara Chubb, Miss Ivah Butts, Miss Avis
King. Messrs. Paul Chance, Ernest Butts,
J. Z McCarter, Raymond Morehouse and
/ f. A. Dunlap The crowd taken out
/ in autos by the Rev c. w. Marlin, j.
! Tomp kins, Il. j. Cavanaugh, A. b. Smith.
! w H. Chubb and Il. Ahlstrom. Others of
/ Cooper and Mrs. L. J. Cavanaugh.
Mrs J. G. Otis has returned from an
extended visit to Ler son and family in
Madison, Wis.
Mrs. Bert Banta spent Friday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. .. NJ: Cromwell.
Miss Pearl Shaul, Miss Blanche kreig
and Mr.. Rellin kreig who have been very
i'll Of typhoid for the past seven weeks are
all reported able to sit up:
Mrs. Harry Whitlow of Jefferson street
was the guest Thursday Of Mrs, Chas-
Mrs. Lille McCroskie of Topeka spent
Il few days the past week with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Stevenson.
Miss Irma Gardner of Topeka was the
guest Wednesday and Thursday of Mrs.
A. 4. smith attended the state corven-
ton of the Mutual Insurance companies
at Wellington Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed Mattingly of Belvue spent
Thursday with Mrs. Rollin Chubb.
The Clover Hill Aid society will meet
Tuesday with Mrs. A. c. Kornhaus.
There viii be an open meeting of the
grange Tuesday evening at the school
house efreshments will be served and
IA general good time is assured
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Kessler spent Sun
day at the home of their father, Mr.. Ben
kesser.