The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-02-21

| other hours. 4751 K-2.
Mrs. NJ Wrist of Phoenix, Ariz., were din
ner guests of Mrs Albert Shoaf l616
her residence Thursday from Buchanan
street to farm near Holton.
An every member canvass will be held
next Sunday afternoon at the Oakland
Methodist church. Seventeen teams com
posed of thirty-four people Will endeavor
to call upon every member n IN tb the ehuTe a
in the conference year.
Mrs. William Vanorsdol has been called
to Washington county by the illness OF
Professor Vanorsdol, who has been Ill
since last Friday.
b. 2. Williams and daughter. Mrs Har-
i old Lepper have been called to Fayetteville,
Ark, by ne death of Mr.. Williamss broth
err 4. l.. Williams.
MIS- h home r. 9s Wnf is IN avenue 9
The Ladies' Aid society of the Oakland
Presbyterian church will meet Thursday
r. P. Taylor is recovering from three
weeks illness at his home, 1S6 Chester
G. W Main is ill at his home, e66 Green
street.
Comrade and Mrs l.. Bradley entertained
the Oakland Veterans club at a party Tues
day evening" The affair was given by
Comrade Bradley in commemoration of his
Bradley was born in Medina, o.. in 1874.
He served three years in Company Is,
been a resident of Kansas since Il. Rev.
G.. G. Horne and Comrade Banks gave
short talks. Mrs Busby gave reading
Reaugh, Comrade and Mrs Bumgardner,
Comrade and Mrs. Perry, Comrade and
! Comrade and Mrs. Harris. Comrade and
Mrs. Rake. Comrades Kelsey, Ralstin and
Sprague, Mr.; and Mrs. l. Poland, Mrs
Lorinda, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bradley and
/ children, Mr.. and Mrs: Charles Bradley,
Mr. and Mrs. George Durham and chill
dren. Mrs. Anderson and daughter. Audra
Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Atwood entertained
their card club Tuesday evening The
Arthur Malone and Mr. Ira Orner. The
club will give dinner Tuesday evening,
February % at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
| The social evening to have been given
/ Thursday by the Oakland Forestry club
| has been postponed indefinitely.
| Mrs Mary f. Willis and son Edward, of
! Indianapolis. Ind. who have been visiting
| Mrs. n. J. Montgomery. 2I4 oakland ave
| nue., expect to leave Thursday morning
Mrs. O. NJ Keats has returned after
T I ~ Week Mnan and nd Mr.. Weckman in
The Helping Hand society of the Oak
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. J. L. Heller
and Mrs. Al Cuttings at Mrs. Cuttings
| Mrs. John Harmon, Mrs A. Black, Mrs.
| Blankenship. Mrs. John Hester, Mrs. d. A.
Starr, Mrs, Sarah Lemley Mrs e. s. Wal
| bum Mrs. Keckley and Mrs. John Hines.
| The next place of meeting will be
nounced later.
Walnut Kan. after visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
C. r. Cole. Oakland avenue. Before coming
| to the city, Mr.. Pate attended. meeting
! of superintendent of schools in Emporia.
The Wednesday afternoon cottage prayer
meeting held at Mrs. Clyde Slaw-
sons home 49I Sumner street.
Mrs G. r. Finley has gone to her home
| in Pueblo, Colo. after visiting Mr.. and
( three weeks.
Mrs. Captain Trip has returned to her
home in Hoyt, after visiting friends of
forty years standing. Rev. and Mrs. George
| Clark, AFTER avenue. Mrs. Clark is very
slowly improving from an illness of two
| months.
| arrive this week to visit her sister, Mrs.
| William Fisk. Kellam avenue and her
brother, S. Kearney and family of Madi
son street.
dren, George, Dolores and Eleanor. were
| Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
G.. w. Rake. AFTER avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. A Fisk of Lowman HILL
were Sunday dinner guests of their son,
William Fisk and Mrs Fisk, Kellam ave
nue..
Mrs. F: T.. Deal and little daughter
Nandeventer of Council Bluffs, Ia, and
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Cottrel of Humboldt.
Kan. are visiting at the c. C. Handkerchief
The Epworth league of the Oakland
Methodist church will hold their monthly
business and social meeting Friday eve
ming at Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bechtel's home,
Chester avenue.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hammi are re-
modelling their home at 800 Wabash ave
nue. making several improvements thruout