The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-03

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Mrs. C. W. Taylor, 100 East Crane street
underwent an operation for appendicitis
at Stormont hospital Friday evening. He
is doing well as possible.
C. E. Foster, Grattan street has spent
a few days recently in Auburn, Neb., where
he went to preach a funeral sermon.
Sidney Richardson of Lincoln, Nebr., is
visiting his sister, Mrs. H. {. Davis and
family, Lake street.
w. B. Hecker and daughters, Miss Fern
and Miss Gladys Hecker of Union Starr,
Sprague, 1920 East Sixth avenue Mr.
Hecker and daughters have gone to Camp
Funston to spend several days.
Mrs. c. H. Tuggle entertained the Mis-
sionary society of the Third Christian
church, Friday afternoon, at her home on
Lake street.
Sunday morning at the Seward avenue
Methodist church Mr.. Wise will use
his text Rev. . II. In the evening a series
of sermons will be begun taking up a
general subject Twenty Minute Inter
evening, Nov. 4, will be Jesus answer to
the question, what Is Your Relation to
Your Disciples"
A F. Lowe of Kahlotus, Wash, is visit
ing his brother, j. A Love- Branner
street.
Miss Anna johnson entertained as her
guests, Friday evening members of the
Olive club. They included Mrs Clyde
Chalmers, Mrs. Louis Peterson Mrs. e. L.
Jones. Miss Mae Cremer, Miss Nettie and
Miss Bernice Peterson. In two weeks the
club will meet with Miss Frances Jones,
211 Grattan street
Mrs Minnie Dolstrom entertained at din
ner Friday in honor of her guest, Mrs.
Anne Cook of UnionviIle, Mo. The guests
were Mrs, Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Whit
field and little son Elton, Mrs W. G.
daughter Lorabelle, and Mr. Clarence
DolstrOm.
The Rev H. w Wallace will talk sun
church on 1.-THE New Testament Church"
This is the first of a series of sermons.
In the evening Mr. Wallace will speak
about THE Parallels of the Lost Things
Miss Ada Smith entertained a number
of guests Friday evening at her home. 213
Klein street. The entertainment of the
evening was in the form of q wienie roast.
The guests included: Miss Eva Flintham,
Miss Ida Reeser, Miss Jessie England,
Miss Vida Lawton, Miss Alice Smith, Miss
Helen Rosen. Miss Emma McFerran, Miss
Goldie Reeser, Mr.. Jake Frank, Mr.. Lee
Athon, Mr.. Francis Farhair, Mr.. Orville
Stitt Mr., Lester Brooks and Mr.. Carl
Peterson.
Mrs. George stratton. Elliott stree. is
i'll at st. Francis hospital of typhoid
fever.
The following ladies members of the
Aid society of the Brethren church in
Oakland were guests at dinner recently at
the home of Mrs. F. E. Smith, Klein street;
Mrs Eva Simms, Mrs. c. ]. Hooper, Mrs.
Arthur Stewart, Mrs Adele Kirkpatrick,
Mrs Munagh and Mrs. G: M. Smith
Eighth avenue have returned after week
spent in Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs e. C. Trimble, 300 Chandler street
is visiting friends at Russell, Kan.
Mrs. D. 7. Thomson was hostess. Friday
afternoon to the members of the Vesta
club. The guests were: Mrs. E. L. Jones,
Mrs. c. E. Cox Mrs T. F. Allen. Mrs. A P.
Wolff. Mrs. G. r. Gross, Mrs W. L. jury,
Mrs c. D. Webb. Mrs. I. L. Morriss and
Mrs H. I. Derby. In two weeks Mrs. J.
NJ. Jones will be hostess.
DR.. Bernard Kelley will talk Sunday
morning at the East Side Methodist church.
Communion service will also be held In
the evening the first sermon of the re-
vivaI meetings to be held for the next
three weeks will be preached by the pas
tor. the Rev. F. Sutton. His subject will
he 1.-The Revival of Pentecost." A trio will
be given by Mr. and Mrs A. r. Bowers
i and their daughter, Miss Norabelle Bowers.
The meetings will continue each evening
except Saturdays.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schmidt are the
parents of twin boys born, Oct. 30 They
have given them the names of Herbert and
Howard.
Mrs Bertha Schmidt. 145 Twiss avenue
has announced the marriage of her son,
Carl Schmidt to Miss Eva Cramer of
Wichita The wedding took place Wednes-
day of this week at the German Lutheran
church in Wichita Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt
will go soon to Chicago to make their
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