The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-01

u
other hours. 4751 K-2
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. wray of East To-
peka, accompanied by Mr.. Wray's mother
Mrs lanes Wray, will leave Sunday even
ing for points in Alabama and Mississippi.
Mr.. Wray expects to contract for -severaI
thousand pounds of the large southern ma
per-shell pecans, which are fast growing
popular in the northern cities.
MIR. and Mrs. G. A. Hooper, 1920 Kansas
avenue, have gone to Hiawatha on short
visit They will also spend some time in
Sabetha.
The Seward Avenue Methodist church
will give their annual Sunday school picnic
Monday at Ripley park Parents and fam
lilies of children who are members of
the Sunday school are invited to attend
The place of meeting will be at the church.
Transportation will be provided for older
persons and those unable to walk
Mrs. g. L. Stitt, Locust street has been
i'll but is now recovering.
Monday morning the Anti Can't club will
leave the city to spend the week camping
near Ozawkfe. Twelve or fifteen boys will
camp. The camp will be in charge OF
Sam Morris, Roscoe Williams and the Rev.
William Riley of Company NJ, First Kan
sas regiment of Lawrence, was recent
Lee Beech has returned home, after
spending the summer in Hoyt
Sunday morning at the Seward Avenue
Methodist church, the Rev. Mr.. Wise will
begin series of talks to Earnest Chris
Code In the evening Incidental An
swers" is the subject chosen by Mr. Wise.
Mrs. +. +. Rhodes is recovering after
being ill last week
Mrs. Joseph Moore entertained with
surprise. party Friday evening for her
husband who concentrated his birthday
anniversary Cards played. The
guests included; Mr. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs
d. f. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. w w. Starr
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Shields, Mr.. and Mrs
E. Karr, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Farm Margaret
and Eugene Kari, Willard Starr. jr.. Rob
rt Var T,ula
Moore, jr., Paul Moo re and Edward Young
''The Sources of Jesus Joy is the topic
at the morning service in the East Side
Methodist church. In the evening Labor
day services will be held, the sermon sub
ject to be used. What Is the Attitude OF
the Church Toward Labor?" The church
services will begin at O'Clock. The 1ele-
gates will make their reports of the Ep-
Baldwin.
Mrs. A H. Kirchoffer of Kansas City
has arrived to visit her sister, Mrs
Joseph Moore, 416 Reno avenue.
Mrs. Harvey Youngman, 1874 Chandler
street, has returned from Colorado Springs
and Denver where she spent her vacation.
Miss Lula Youngman returned Friday
evening after spending her vacation in
Mr. and Mrs H. l. Ellenberger have gone
to Guthrie. Okla. where they will be guests
of Mrs. George Paymol.
visiting relatives in Moro. Ill.
Mrs. J. c. Russell and Mrs. Belle Wright
Will leave Saturday to spend vacation In
Mrs. E L. Jones is visiting relatives in
Kansas City and Dodson, Mo. Mr.. Jones
will spend Sunday and Monday with her.
Mrs. Ruth Cramer has returned to Hag-
ertstown. Md, after being visitor at the
home of the Rev and Mrs. c. X Hartmann,
East Twelfth street.
Mr.. and Mrs G A Mattingly will en-
terrain few friends at cards Saturday
evening at their home, Republican avenue
Miss Florence Leachman is quite Ill at
her home, PA North Chandler street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Metzger have return
ed to Meriden, Kan, after visiting Mr..
Metzger's sister. Mrs. Sam Bigham and
Mr.. Brigham. Emmett street.
Mrs. George Christopher has as a guest
this week her sister. Mrs. Lloyd Tucker of
Morrill,. Kan. Mr.. Tucker who has been
visitor at the Christopher home has return
ed to Morrill,.
Mrs Everett Morford of Arkansas City,
formerly Miss Hazel Jolley is improving
after being quite ILL., Mrs. Morford suffered
from an attack of appendicitis.
Mrs. William Lewis. 4O3 Leland street,
has gone to Caney, Kan to accompany
their home. They have been visiting their
aunt. Mrs A. A Woodward and Mr.. Wood
ward, 1891 Quincy street.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Seymour have re-
turned to St Joseph. No, after visiting
Mr.. Seymour's cousin, Mr.. F. F. Dawdy and
family.
the weekend with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs H. L. Athons.
The Rev. S. Z. Mallory and family have
returned to washington ash l Ind after visit
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Woodward. Quincy
street. had as guests this week Mr.. and
Mrs. W. NJ. Morgan of Salina.
Mrs Philip Zehner of Osawatomie will
return home Saturday after visiting her
son. w. w. Zehner. Winfield avenue. She
will be accompanied by Mrs. W. W, Zeh-
ner's sisters. Miss Jennie and Miss Minnie
Oshel, who have spent some time in Oak
land visiting