The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-11


The Third regiment infantry encamped
at Ripley park has been invited to attend
the morning service Sunday. at the Third
Presbyterian church. corner of Fourth ave
nue. and Branner street. DR.. s. b. Alder
Mr. Frank Ellenberger has returned to
his home, Lake street, after spending a
vacation in Ainsworth and Washington.
Ia He was accompanied home by a
cousin, Miss Luella ODDS of Ainsworth, Ia,
who will visit her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
The Rev and Mrs. c. h Hartmann and
little daughter have returned home after
MIR and Mrs James Covert and Mr. and
Mrs. William Amos. all of Madison street
will spend Sunday at Fort Riley.
Mrs A. T. Baker has been called to the
city from st. Joseph. Mo-, by the Illness
of her mother. Mrs. A. ]. Anderson. Mrs.
hospital. where she is suffering with a
broken limb.
Amell's sister, Mrs. Frank Cherry, East
Sixth avenue, and other relatives in the
city.
The regular Sunday morning services
will be had at the First United Brethren
church In the evening the Rev g. X.
given at the union meeting held on the
state house grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Christopher. $40
Locust street. have gone to Kansas City,
Mo Mr. and Mrs. Christopher expect to
change their residence from Topeka to
Mrs. G. III. Flintham. Klein street who
has been quite i'll at her home, is recover
Mrs. Charles Cox. Klein street. left Sat
urday to spend the weekend with relatives
at Onaga.
cago after visiting her father. Mr.. A. Flod-
enberg and Mrs Flodenberg. German ave-
nue.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. E. wingett formerly of
Grattan street, have changed their resi-
denee from St. Louis to Hoisington, Kan.
Mrs Frankie Parks, Klein street. who
has returned to her home after undergoing
an operation at local hospital, is not re-
covering.
Sunday dinner guest at the E. L. Jones
home Grattan street.
Mrs Minnie GRADER. Klein street. whe is
suffering with an injured eye. is improving
The Sunday morning services which have
been discontinued during the hot weather
will be taken up again Sunday. August T.
at the Seward Avenue Methodist church.
The morning sermon to be gfsen by Mr..
sermons on Prayer" The first one will
be Prayer Its Nature and BlSlical An
Heavens Consolation for Critical Times"
The usual church program will be taken up
again including the mid-week services;
with a picnic dinner. Friday evening. for
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Johnson and Mrs
Charles johnson and children of Brook
vile, Kan. The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
johnson. Mrs Charles johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs W. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tay-
lor Mr. and Mrs. Fred Isaacson, Mr.. and
Mrs p. Isaacson- Mrs Otto Anderson. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Sardou. Miss Vera and
Miss Ollie McNair. Miss Ota Taylor, Miss
Mildred johnson. Miss Amanda Isaacson.
Mr.. Arthur and Mr.. Ernest johnson, aud
Mr.. Wendall Taylor
The Rev. and Mrs Fred Sutton are the
parents of a son born Friday morning
They have named him Paul Lauress.
The Supreme Confidence" will be the
hi Rar vii
use Sunday at the morning services OF the
East Side Methodist church. In the ere
ming q union meeting will be held in the
East Side Methodist church. the Rev. II
L. Robey conducting the services.