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1244-Iames G. w. Martin.

1299-James G. w. Martin.
 -1, 1,175- 1594-Charles l.. Simpson. William Ira Henry. 238-Alex Arnold. 10SO-David Kappleman. 2O60-Ollie D. Apperson. Pendensio Bamberez. 219S-Gus Ellington. 1493-Mack Pillow. 1926 Andrew J. Epley. 1479-Jackson Palmer. 1338-Richard Thomas Rogers. Joseph Lester Edwards. 1795-Ben s. Yelling. 176-Lee Neil Jordan. 1711-Leymen L. Ogles. 415-George Mckibben. William Clarence Kaskill. 4O9-Grover Thomas Inman. 1597-Ras o. Gardner. William Cecil Barrow. 973-Samuel A. Dickerson 2O39-George Marcus Wyatt. 2175-Ezra Hyde. 1773-Jim Hamlin. 1822-Johnnie William Lands.
 -1.2OO- 890-James Henry Riley. 294-Connie McCrory. 1579-Andrew Pannell. 4O8-Oscar II. Smith. 1231-Raymond Lewis Graves. 8O4-Oris Matlock. 2006-Raymond Kasper Shoe maker.
 William c. Taylor. 271-John Mutt Willcockson. 375-Charles Henry Watkins. 1424-Alex A. Mitchell. 2153-Ralph Jones. 65-Marion Jasper Johnson. 2S2-Charles E. Rushing. 2126-James Waltham Patterson. 143S-Sylvester Golden. 19S8-Jacob E. Cline. 1S00-Tommie B. Wolters. 115S-Ross Lee Vickroy. 1605-Elbert English Edwards. 1920-Clarence C. Spence 9S8-Bert Dowler: 1516-Benjamin c. Manning. 1806-Irwin D. Wolf. 1069-George Cosby.
 -1,225- 2296-Frank Kuykendall. 751-John Brostneyer. 1796-Andrew Weatherly. 1O46-Arthur S. Cooper. 1663-Uris Zee Hammond. 615-Clarenc Ernest Russell. 1029-Odie Henderson Virgin. 455-Oscar H. Kappleman. 222O-Lawrence Alexander Rowe. 833-Ernest Butler. 2O31-Overton Carter. 1757-Hubert R. Lemmons. 1SS5-Claude Hollinger 4S3-George Washington Hefner 8S1-J Herman Wamble. 10S7-Dan Nolan. 59S-Frazier O. Hammond. 346-Elvis Benner. 1251-Austin Sidney Deck 1404-Ralph B. Agee. 2276-B -Burley Rush Songer 22SS- William Sylvanus Filing
 ton.
 457-Clarence Hall. 1262-Avery Cunningham. 62-Pearl Frederick Dunivin.
 -1,25O-
 
 67-Gresham Clayton Dover. 646-Tom Joshua Gray. 1967-Emma Lee Thornton. 21S5-Jeptha Futrell. 1750-Gharles L Ross 52S-Edward Newton Newell. 912-Mose Rhea. 193S- David Franklin Tillman. 1327-M Martin Eugene Thompson. 77-Bert A. Corbett. 2229-Terry Wilson Sanders. 699-Henry o. Woody. 175S-W William T. Lewis. 24S-Carl F. Hunt. Henry David Beavers. 2019-Noah Robinson. 521-William F.. Batey. 695-Allen Childers 947-Valentine Howard. 614-James Harrison Marriott. 1382-Artie E. Thurman. 2062-Thomas Fitzgerald. 1134-James S. Thompson. 2009-Coley Woody.
 -1,275- 2256-Jesse Parker. Westley Lake. 1653-Fred F.. Wright. 160-Harrison o. Herrin. 2331S-Lon Newsom. 283-William Elmer Thomas. 1471-Felix Edward Garland. 1514-Jake Baker. 1027-Urshel Vandermark. 2O29-John Carl Moore. 2197-Homer P. Ellington. 1737-John Cable Latham. 10O3-John Marion Hardin. S17-William Wilson Barron. 1855- Benjamin Franklin Brew
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HE WEEKLY SOL 1O55-John Noah Garner. Harry Elmore. -Mabrey Gilbert. William Arthur Vangild- CT. 417-Delbert E. Robinson. 354-John B. Gardnre. 1931-Francis Edward Taylor. 445-James Fl. c. White. 1497- Roy Hampton Miller. Hendricks Norman Carr. 1609-T Thomas A. Welch. 23O8.-Guy w. Graves. Noah Howard. 1615-M -Marseline Munis. 259-York o. Mitchell. 1295-Claude Jefferson Church. 1756-Cecil J. Lovelace. 2O67-B Bradford E. Anderson. 106S-Alfred l.. Sanders. 314-FTdHk 11edTTeD.
 -1,O50- 1268-Joe l.. Danley. 1631-Arlien Garfield Thompson. 145O-Marvin Alvin Ryan. 322-Robert Cleveland Hunt. 112O-Tobe B. Wallace. 1365-Edward Copeland. 242-Everet Raymer. 1333-Lonnie D. Early. 1584-Rudy Meyers. 7O2-Thomas Garland c. Bratton 232-Theron Craig. 597-Roy Birdsell 22O7-Robert E. Beasley. 694-William Marion Boozer. 1927-Clifford c. Howard 198-John Henry Meares. 1421-Luther Holt. 1318-Mayfield Medsker. 1018-Robert McElroy. 1666-Jamse William Ramsey. 799-Leonard Buel Wright. William L. Simpson. 561-Howard Thomas Raley. 225S-Claude William Penrod. 1621-Eton Elmer Gardner.
 -1,O75- William Andrew Tyner. 1O61-Earl Smith. 145-Ivan Jackson. 131O-George Elmer Clevendger. 9S-Thomas Roy Emmerson. 1O53-Frank G. Smith. 1184-James Wyse S01-Edgar Neal. .2S6-Ray Moore. 99O-L. Carl Devall. 2227-Jasper F. Hester. 1573-James c. Pointer. 44-William Edward Damron. 226-Homer k. Cooper. 2112-Patrick A. Carroll. 21S3-G. Wesley Pierce. Simon Grant Sutton. 7-Carl Rhinehart. S46-John H. Beckwith. 39S-Limuel Ellis Henson. 216-Bertie H. Henderson. 2312-Conrad Dennis. , S47-Alber Leslie Boyd. 302-Cammie Frank Williams. 26-Walter Ernest Rodgers.
 -1, 1,100- 1844-Arthur Buel Williams. 2172-Roy Clifton Breckenridge. 1123-Connie William Earp. 662-Henry Roy Walkter. 475-Claude Cicero Starnes. 641-Frank Bolin. 1661-Cecil Bert Eddie. 2337-William Fisher. William Henry Toler 2O77-Albert Ray. Henry Sellars. 1749-Charlie P. McDaniel. 11O4-Aubrey Ernest Stepp. Hudson Martin. 15OO-Hubert Fillmore Penny. 15O6 Fred Alben Hoffman. S52-Thomas Cannon Stimson. 2241-Herman Wilhite. 952-Harold D. Crouch.
 
 1145-Sam Edgar Valentine. 1S60-Cicero Fargo Berry. 975-Warner Leslie Scott. Francis B. Davidson. 82-John Wesley Jackson.
 -1,125-. 478-Louis H. Thiel 1S84-Joe Dod Hester. 1429-George Thomas Potter. William Edgar Tyner. 55-Luther M. Willcockson. 1S98-James Franklin lowers. 592-Joe Lenderman. 461-Joseph A. Sterling. 1921-Floyd LeRoy McGlothin. 1345-Nine Taylor. 1512-Ralph w. Baker 1962-Byron Mcdonald Richard
 son.
 4S0-Oscar H. Smith. 1364-Tom Copeland. Woody A. Mcbride. 1209-Geo. R. Rightnower. 1993sBen Cecil Stewart. 15S1-Vernon T. Eads. 211O-Henry Colchester. 1630-Virgil Thomas. 1826-James Taylor. 1992-Alvin Schulze. 372-James Lawrence Cole. 1127-Floyd A. Flannery. 206S-Thurman Rushing.
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200 NAMES SHORT
 IN MAKING LISTS
tCentlnuea From First Page,

Williamson. 636-Alfred George Herget. 1760-Augustus w. Hoffman. 1S77-Bill Scott. 735-Shelly Lee Lynn. B.. Kelley. 634-Charlie A. Harris.
 -775- 1879-Taylor Gatlin. 2333-Sam Barron Shelton. 1504-Benny C., Cloud. ,326 Ben Turner. 1575-Daniel Kennemore. 1453-S Shirley Skaggs. 2065-Emanuel Abel 447-Richard W. Knight. 172S-John Henry Lovelady. 1947-John Frank Tyner. 76-Will Ford. 1897-Arlie Jenkins. 1319-Eli Strong. 1592-Ernest E. Stephens. 672-Newt Smith. 1363-Ezra E. Coburn. 194O-Denver Thadeus Shaw. 949--Carlie Cooper. 135O-John Leonard Simmons. 211S-Clarence A. Bowermaster. Elmer E. Lindley. 393-Jas. D. Green. 0ga-A1yin E. Dees. 1306-Lee Roy Langston. 1513-Virgil Homer Edwards.
 300 .nAo Franklin George Cooper. laG5- James Willie Sparks. s51~--Jopathan Herbert Stimson. ellSl-Homer Walden. l545-Otis Raley. 2346-Arthur Friar. 1490-William Arthur Pace. 1s11-Thurman Brewington. William Talmage Holland 1767-John Alfred Donagan. 15S-Lawrence L. Hyde. 778-Robert c. White. 1S7-Gusta Wallace. 52-Galin Cline. 1O5-Ed E. lowers 65O-Henry Oscar .Gaskill.- 142O-Rupert Madsion Hunter. 1553-Fred w. Herring. 2101-Andy Fitzpatrick. 836-Henry Baskins., 36-Fred H. Cowgirl. 13S7-Lloyd Reed, 22O3-W William E.. Ford 1491-Sterling Paul. 9S5-Charley Richardson.
 -825- 352-Monroe Gooden. 41S-Warren Elvis Reynolds. 920-Herbert Lee .Dillahant. 456-Chas. E. Scurlock. SO6-Charley Newberry. 1953-Hill A. Smith, 2094-Euren Ogles. 1176-Ulyssus Grant Miller. 1717-John E. Levins. 416-Artie Elza Paul. 617-Alvin Luther Starnes. 626-Ether Novel;. 6O9-Elbert l.. Thurman. Rubin Edgard Eeay. 316-Thos. Walter Chaney. 21SS- Nathan Columbus Williams a r~L,, M 1S37-W William Clark Calvin. 91S-John Ezra Cole. 12S3-C Claude Isaac Phoenix. 96S--Oscar Lee Wooten. 1719--Roy McLearn, 1353-Dock Crouch, 1S21-Ivan Ethel Lemons. 546-Jas. A. Owens.
 -85O- 1154-Delbert Patton. 766-Thos. Franklin Vines. Robert Joseph Lovelady. 20S6-Chas. Thos. Farrar. 2215-Albert R. Flippin. 1O72-John l.. Herrin. 511-R. s. Stutes. 205-John R. Morgan. 190S-Augustus J. Beavers, 1576-Jacob Ditzler Kennedy. 913-Roger Brooks Cole. 342-Lawrence T. Boozer. S6O-John Henry Weber. 934-Charley Elmer Whales. 2293-Oswald J. Tritch. 2296-Frank Kuykendall. 427-Orla o. Miles. 2171-Louis Cannon Hyde. 241-Jesse York Allen. 40--Harry Otis Chapel. 1527-Wallace P. Woodard. 1692-Will Fox. 672-Newt Smith. 100-Gilbert Hansford. -s-"- pohert Garland Robinson.
 -S75- il3S-Thomas s. Dixon. 2l94-Lewis DeRouse. 157-John Roswold Dunaway. 236-Rolley Benton Armstrong. 1745-Loranzy Smothers. 1309-John Rone. 1169-Ernest Austin. 214-Palistine Miller. 20l0-Floyd K. Williams. 629-Theodore Edgar Spain. 647-Luther A. Gates.
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lHL WEEKLY sOLlpHONE. THURSDAY, JULY z6, 1917

Y 26, 1917 463-Ollie Cecil Hicks. 1515-W William F. Franks. 1838-Louis E. Crump. Joseph Clinton North. 1914-Roy M. Hurd. Claude Earl Mcbride. S4 Hardin T. Rowe. 2315- Claude Olive.
 -1,325- 531-Jefferson F. Bryson. 117O-James H. Harris. William Thumon Hester. S59-Allan Wayland. 2242--Cleve Prior. 663 3-Jeff Hester. 233S-Lawrence Lee Foster. 1807-John A. Lane. 469-Daniel Ed Dollins. James Luther McConna- way. 245-Robert Lee Holland. 580-Thurman F. Dunegan. Robert Edgar Landrum. 351-Willie Thomas Garfield. 1607-Clifton R. Dunavant. 1454-Frank Morris Sprague. 12OO-Gentry Watson. 94-Oscar Johnson Eubanks. 1297-Lassie Crowel. 14S-Elzo Biggs. 14-John Lewis Wyatt. 98O-Dick Wilcox. 109-Curtis Atchison. 1852-James A. Dilman. 2O73-Marion Ottis Wilkerson.
 -1. 1.350- 892+Thomas A. Hill. 1449-Hugh Edison Randall 1298-Joseph Carroll 872-Joe T. Fletcher. 251-Budy Lewis. 15S9-Edward Smithson. 1SO-Adolph Lowe. 1389-Joseph Martin Williams. 599-Justus Brewer 1846-Clarenc Edgar Wright. 825-James Lewis Vestal. 215O-Jess Le Roy Bradsher. 1670-George M. Russell. 1171-Robert Whybark. :, William Harrison Barker. 1809-Ermon Lee. 941-Sam Davis Seat. 1131-Frank Steel. 631-O c. Summer. 182S-George Edward Theil. 1O40-Oliver T. Baldwin. 1177-Osmar A. White. 879-Harvey D. Wood. 1695-R Robert s. Mcdaniel. 746-George P. Cupp.
 -1,375- 1582-George Henry Lawson. 655-Roy Washington. 583-William S. Wilkerson. 2OO1-Chas. c. Rowe. William Claude Bradsher 830-Hugh c. Buchanan. 995-James Floyd Beck. 914-Isaac Greer. 1551-Urshel Vandermark. William Edgar Russom. William Edgar May. 69-Willie Almon. 1116-John Varvil 1361-Albert s. Smith. 2273-Thomas Arnold French. 845-Roy Bradford. 1422-I. Noah Marrow. 1129-John Forman 1925-John w. Hyde. William Lee Robinson. 2007-Virgil Smith. 1036-Roscoe Bledsoe. 2157-Park Newsom. 79O-Charles William Moore. 1155-Joe Patton.
 -1,400- 1210--Arthur Rodgers. 1486-Ralph H. Taylor. 1540-Clarence Cupp. 2085--Elmer R. Hoffman. .174-Everett Jackson. 3310-George Washington Ander
 son. 1889-John Sullivan Cupples. William Butler Landrum. 414-Bruce Eldis Kline. 763-Will Brown. 307-Jesse l.. Lawson. 991-Chesley Cleveland Duffel. 1845-John w. Wafford. 2339-Eugene Newsom. 13O2-Norman Donaldson. 1904-Frank Rollings. 1457-Herbert Spain. 569-Julius Alvin Pickens. 2O69-Carl B. Russeau. 553-Clarence Hall Barton Bedford Mills. 1S39-John Hardy. 1084-Roy Banner. 1440-David c. Riley. 12S9-Elmer Powers.
 -1,425- William L. Pierce. 42-Mallie Jenkins. 459-Fred A. Smindle. 2035-Thomas Childers, 161-Racie Herbert May 1009-Leonard Todd. 1S9-Virnia Mitchell. 1853-Arthur Davis William A. Walker 1743-John Benjamin Smith. 361-Bearl Northern. 1836-Ernie c. Doris. 709-John Aayers Clifton. -Genertl Harrison Felty
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tContinued on Page wsur)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-19

in two weeks for her home in Okla
homa City.
Mrs Dorr Norton and Mrs Harry
Weaver are visiting their mother, Mrs
L B. McClintock-
Mr. Arthur McCHntock will arrive
Thursday to join Mrs McCHntock.
who is visiting her sister. Mrs Franz
D. Merriam.
Mrs. Fred Patten of Springfield,
Mo-, has left for her home after a
visit to Mrs F. A Derby and Miss
Marian Morrow.
Miss Lucille Fuller and Miss Mildred
Fuller have returned from Junction
City. where they visited Miss Virginia
Rockwell. and attended the military
ball at the fort
Mr.. L. NJ Wood has returned from
a business trip to Atwood, Kan
Henry Ii Hall, New York Life
Adv
Mr.. J. VIII Kelley of the Chamber
of Commerce, was in Leavenworth
Monday night to start the campaign
for the raising of funds for the Red
Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs w H Ray of Hutch
inson, motored to Topeka Sunday for
visit to their mother, Mrs s. A
UmpIeby.
Miss Marian Erskine is recovering
after an operation for appendicitis
which she underwent recently at 1
local hospital
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Miss. Susie Constable. has returned to
her home. Harrison street. after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Flanagan. AFTER ave
nue., the past week
} Miss Eva Black Is i'll at her home,
Strait street Of scarlet fever.
Mr. and Mrs LIE Roy Duback have re-
turned to Chicago after spending a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. William Barnes,
kellam avenue
Mr. and Mrs Roy Weeks. Poplar street
had as dinner guests recently. Mr. and
Mrs E H Gibson Of Albuquerque, n NJ
Mr.. AMI Mrs David Barnes and dadgh-
ter, Dorothy, of HoltOn, euroTte to King
fisher. Okla, for a visit, were recent guests
The 5. o. D. H club will be entertained
Wednesday evening by Miss Gladys Rogan,
iii Quincy street
Mr.. Raymond Latimer has returned to
Medford, Okla. after visiting his uncle
Roy Weeks and Mrs Weeks Poplar street
There will be meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid society of the Oakland Christian
church this week
The Four Leaf Glover club was enter
and Mrs. C. Marks hostess June Is
the club will be entertained at the home
Of Mrs C l. Smith. 313 East Tenth ave-
nue.. Mrs Smith will be assisted by Mrs
George Rink and two children have gone
to their home in Colorado City. Colo, after
visiting Mr.. Kinks sister, Mrs Daniel
Rathbuu and Mr.. Rathbun, AFTER avenue
J. E Shaeffer. After avenue. has gone
Miss Christina Shaeffer Of SummerfieId.
Kan, has arrived and will spend the sum
mer vacation with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs J. E. Shaeffer, 332 AFTER ave
nue..
~he Nautilus club will be entertained
Thursday afternoon with 4 line party at
the Novelty theater-
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The Dorcas society of the Third Chris
tian church will have as hostess Thursday
afternoon Mrs. Ray Dummer and Mrs F.
F. Dawdy- The meeting will be held ar
the home of Mrs Julia Moore, Fourth ave
nue and Chandler street
George Hook, who has been guest at
the Andrew Losh home, Lake street the
past week has gone TO his home in Eureka,
G NJ. and r P. Stoves, East Eleventh
street, have returned from a fishing trip
TO the Dragon where they motored the
latter part of last week.
The Fleur-de-Lts Art club will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. J. L
Bowers. 4SS Wabash avenue
Mrs Laura Dickinson has returned TO
erals days as the guest Of Mrs NJ DiIIs.
East Eleventh street
A E Jones. Grattan street. is i'll at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs Grant Kelsey,
Word has been received of hte illness of
Harry Shelton Of Albuquerque y. NJ Mr.:
Shelton is receiving treatment at 4 local
hospital for Il nervous break down NJ
and Mrs Sheltou's youngest daughter is
was Miss Maude Upper, East Crane street
The Rev J. f. Ioungman of Pomona.
Kan, who came Saturday to conduct the
guest Of Mr. and MRS < n BoreR a Shsn
dler street. The Rev Mr. Youngm was
formerly pastor Of the East Side Metho-
The adult Bible class of the East Side
Methodist church will hold their regular
meeting Friday evening, with Mrs John
Mr. and Mrs William King OF Kekoma,
Kan, are the parents Of a son, born sun
day. June 10. Mrs King before her mar
rage Miss Della Treadweu of To-
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde DoeI have returned
to their home, 800 East Sixth avenue after
spending two weeks IN Colorado
L H Mears is expected TO return this
Mears has been in California the last
month
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Looking Backward In State
Journal Society Column
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY

DR. C. F Menninger leaves Monday for
Buffalo. y Y. where h. viii attend -he
annual meeting Of the Society Of Home
upathtc Physicians. He j. one Of the two
delegates from Kansas and will deliver
an address before the meeting.
Mrs Stone and her daughter Gertrude
viii spend Sunday with Mrs A D Gray
in Potwfu They are on their way TO their
home in Denver from Europe. where Miss
Stone has been studying music
Mrs. Walter Horner left yesterday for
Leadviue to join Mr.. Horner il per
Una cent residence
Misses Myrtle and Iva Davis returned
Sunday from Lascelles Seminary in Au-
burudaIe Mass, where they have been at
tending school
MI Edward Dennis and Mr.. Ben Crisweu
viii srend sunday in ottawa
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Notes and Personal Mention.

Mrs Noble Prentis returned today
from Newton, Kan, where she visited
her daughter, Mrs. J. C Mack.
Mrs Genevieve Chalkley. of Law
I renee who expects to attend the
| meeting of the Kansas Suffrage asso-
citation, VIII be the guest of Mrs w
| A Johnston while she is in Topeka
Mrs w Y Morgan, Of Hutchinson,
spend Thursday in Topeka and is in
v1ted to be the house guest of Mrs
Johnston
| Mr.. and Mrs George McDerrnott. of
| PotwIn Place, are the parents of a
daughter, born sunday morning. They
Will name the baby Mary Katherine
Mrs. Roland West will leave today
for her home in Chicago, after a visit
70 her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
Moneypenny, and Mr.. Vests parents
Justice and Mrs. J. 5. West
| Mrs. Henry Ware Allen, president
Of the Equal Suffrage association of
Wichita, will come to Topeka to at
tend the convention of the Kansas
Equal Suffrage association
| Mrs Ed Lann1n and her daughter.
| Katherine. of Quincy, Ill. are visiting
Mrs Lannan parents. Mr.. and Mrs
George Neil Mrs. Neil, who has been
| visiting Mrs Lannan, returned with
her.
Mrs. Sherman MediII> of Leaven-
| worth. and Mrs. Rose of Rosedale. are
1
| Suffrage convention Thursday and
| will be guests of Mrs. Festus Foster.
Mrs. A NJ Keene of Fort Scott and
| Mrs. Samuel Hale of La Crosse, are
guests of Mrs w A Johnston
Mrs. J. NJ Miller of Council Grove,
who will attend the meeting of the
| Woman's Committee of the Council of
De ense. will be the guest of Mrs.
| Noble Prentis-
Miss Maud Miller of Lawrence. has
returned to her home, after visit to
| Mrs c. l. Martin. for a few days.
Mrs E c. Fox and her daughters,
| Helen Louise and Lois. have returned
from Hutchinson. where they were
guests of Mrs. J. l. Penney and Mr..
and Mrs John F'ontron-
The Elmhurst Needlecraft club will
be entertained Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. T c. Roe, s34
| Clay street
Mr. Merreu Gage has left for a
| business trip to New York
| Miss Hermioue Van Laer will leave
Thursday for Manhattan TO attend the
summer school at the agricultural col
lege- From there she VIII go TO Colo
RADIO to spend the rest Of the summer.
Miss Ruth Brewer of Oklahoma
City. who has been the guest of friends
in Ottumwa. Ia, has returned to re-
sumo her visit to her grandmother,
Mrs James Brewer She will leave
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Mr.. and Mrs r Dietrich OF Ber-
nice. Idaho. announce the marriage Of
their daughter, BerntCe. TO Mr. r H
Cleare of POcatellO. Idaho. The we'd
ding took place Thursday afternoon,
June = at the home of the brides pa
rents. at o'clock. and was attended
BY a small company Of relatives and
friends.
The wedding is of interest 10 many
Topeka people. The Dietrich family
lived in Topeka many years before 90
ing west 10 make their home about
eight years ago Miss Dietrich re-
turned 70 Topeka to attend Washburn
college, where she was a member Of
the Beta sorority. which was later at
filiated with the Alpha Phi national
sorority She is a sister Of Mrs. W.
P snyder OF Topeka. whom she has
often visited
Mr.. CIeare is engaged in the mer-
camille business with his father The
acquaintance Of the two young people
dates back TO school days. They Will
make their home in PocateIlo.
DR. C p. Reed will leave Wednesday
night for a western trip. and will meet
NJ daughter Mrs oliver NJ. Ladd Of
Manila Z. l.. who IS returning to the
states for a visit Doctor Reed will
stop on his way west TO see the Grand
Canyon. and Will then go to southern
California. san Diego and other cities
~ that part Of the state. He will be
IN san Francisco July Il. when the
boat arrives from the Islands and
viii meet Mrs Ladd and her little son.
OIyer NJ Ladd II They will return
70 Topeka arriving about the middle
II July. and Mrs. Iadd will spend
some time visiting her parents. Doctor
and Mrs Reed. and her friends in To-
peka-
During the absence Of Doctor Reed.
MS J. P Root Of Emporia will be
the guest Of Mrs. Reed
Mrs William a Johnston is Civ
ing an Informal tea this afternoon
rom 8 TO O'Clock. in compliment to
Mrs. A NJ keene OF Fort Scott Mrs
samuel Hale OF La Crosse and Mrs
Hutchinson Of Garden City M
heene- Mr. Hale and Judge Hutchin-
son are IN Topeka serving on the state
board OF bar examiners. and they were
accompanied by their wives who will
ne in Topeka "a short time.
Mrs. Keeue has been in Topeka dur
ing two legislative sessions and last
winter she lived at the Swallow. and
entertained with some other women a
that house. every week for the other
legislative women and Topeka friends.
Mr. keene was speaker Of the house
asst session Mrs Hale. known among
the club women of the state Mrs
Matte Britt Hale, has many friends in
Topeka She has been an officer Of
the State Federation. and has been
active and prominent in club affairs.
Mrs Hutchinson is an occasional visit
Or in Topeka and has a circle of
friends here
Mrs. Johnston issued no Invitations
10 the partv. but asked all her 'rieuds
and friends OF the honor guests to call
during the afternoon
r
The town IS turning its eyes toward
the scene Of the war dance to be
given Saturday night at the ]. r. Bur-
row home. Pinehurst- The proceeds
IT the party viii be given to the Red
cross society, and unless all the signs
fail those proceeds are going TO
amount 20 good sum The affair IS
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Mr.. and Mrs H 3. Howard enter
tanned at a family picnic at their
country place. "Roseacres.' Monday
evening. Thlse present were Miss
Myrtle Howard and sister, Mrs. Geo.
Hutson OF Independence. Kan; Mr..
ana MIS- Albert Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs
harry Smith and Hubert Howard
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\ student recital will be given
Wednesday afternoon al $3.50 O'Clock
by pupils of Miss Roberta McKirahan,
at her studio, 1895 Lane street The
program will consist of original songs
and piano works and class exercises.
as given by the Fletcher music meth
cd which Miss McKirahan uses.
A second recital will be given in the
evening at the studio at s O'Clock.
when the older pupils will play.
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TOPEKAN STEALS FLAG
Owner says He Hopes 1t VIII Be Kept
Flying.

Some one who was evidently af-
fIicted with more patriotism than hon
esty. noticed q flag flying from the
front porch of the C r A Clark
home. 7Is Buchanan street, Monday
night This morning the flag had
disa ppeared-
7 sincerely hope" said Clark, who
is Civil war veteran. that the man
who has il will keep IT flying high"
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OAKLAND NOTES

Notes and personals from Oakland,
By Frances Jones, 211 Grattan street,
Telephone between : and 10 Il. m, $3.50 :;
other hours, 4151 IL
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not 10 be for any clique or set, but
the welcome sign Is going TO be out
to the town of Topeka 1t is to be
informal. and not any sort of a dress
up parade affair.
A list Of patrOnesses has been
chosen and the names that fill the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-19
EAST SIDE NOTES

Notes and personals from East Side
by Frances Jones, iii Grattan street
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-19

Mr. and Mrs J. A Courier Of Gil
max, Kansas, announce the engage
meut of their daughter. Mary Mar
garet, to Mr.. Elmer Everett Euwer.
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. (. E EGwer
Of Topeka
The marriage will take place Fri
day. June p, and will be of interest
to the friends Of the young couple in
Topeka, especially among The college
people. The wedding will be ceIebrar