The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-01-19


Mrs. Oscar Marshall, of Kansas City, is
rIs,LIug uer Ino.Iler, Mrs. S,i..lie uenry-
one Is Also the guest OF otner relatives IN
Guy.
ago at seward Avenue Methouist
church VIII cohunue during the coming
MRS. Il. f. Baird, Highland avenue, who
is ILL., Is Reported lmp,ovIng.
Mrs. j. ii. Carey mas returned to Osa-
watomie after Wishing -Lrs. George Brant-
lngnam ana Mrs. d. Drantngndlh, German
Mrs. j. E. GilIard will return to Cedar
Rapius, Iowa, SATURDAY evening, after
visiting her son, James Gfilard, Leland
street, anu her moLner, Mrs. }. NJ. kecop.
She also the guest Uf other relatives
Little ROBERT anu A-argaret Hinckle, who
have been Iii with scarlet fever and chicken
poX at the nome OF their parents, MI and
Mrs. Z. Iiinckie, GERMAN aven lie, have re-
covered. Ihe quarantine was lifted from
the mouse SATURDAY
Mrs. Il. Nj. Lewis, 3o7 Lime street, has
with her her daughter, Mrs. Frank Fisher.
OF Pueblo, Coio. Mrs. Fisher has been
quite ill of rheumatism for some time and
came to the city FOR treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Gentry were host
and hostess Friday evening to the MEM
bers of the Delta alpha class of the Third
Presbyterian Sunday school and also TO the
members OF the class taught by Mr. j. u.
Norton. Tie evening was enjoyed by MI
and Mrs J B. Norton, MI ,Ii,,, and Mrs " b b
Thomas Williams, Miss Eva Stratton, Miss
Edith McCallam, Miss Jessie Cole, Mrs
Clarence Rosen and Mr.. Hugh Williams.
Edna Gordinnier. l421 Chandler street
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Gordin-
nier is ill with the humps.
The meeting of the Novelty club to have
been Thursday of this week has been post
poned owing to illness. The club was tC
have met at the home of Mrs. FL. Earn, but
, children in the family are ill with chicken
pox-
The funeral of Mrs. J. G. Robertson will
be held at = 80 O'Clock Sunday afternoon
at the East Side Methodist church. out of
town persons who have been called here
by Mrs. Robertsons death are Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Keeler, of Rawlins, Wyo.: Arthur
Brintnall. of California George Brintnall
of I hree Forks Mont. Elmer Brintnall, o.
Denver. Colo; and George Brintnall, ST., OF
The Rev. w. j. Marshall. of Burlingame
accompanied by Mrs. Marshall and little
daughter Eleanor. came to the city last
week to attend the council held at the
city auditorium While here they were
guests of the Rev. and Mrs. Fred sutton.
Arthur Fafrchild, 800 Lime, who was in
jured when struck over the head by d
negro thief at the Hossfeld store last week
is able to return to work, but is still suf-
fering from the effects of he blows de-
iisered by the assailant.
George Van Buskirk has returned to
Wathena after spending fe days as a
guest of the +. Sutton home
The topic of the Sunday mo. ling sermon
at the East Side Methodist church will be
ing service it will be Abraham, the Hero
of Faith
Mrs. w. e. Bake has returned to her
home, 200 East Tenth avenue, after spend
ing a few days at tuscaloosa with heI
mother. Mrs. Bake will leave ICON to join
her husband at St Louis, where they ex-
pect to remain for some time.
Miss Marie Fairchild, who has been i'll
two weeks with the measles, is recovering
The little daughter of Mr.! and Mrs. Dan
Lane, Maurine. is i'll of scarlet fever.