The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-21
EAST SIDE NOTES

Word has been received here of the
death Of Mrs; n. y Montgomery at Port,
land, Ore. Mrs. Montgomery was an old
East Side resident. she LEFT, here in April
for Portland TO visit her daughter, Mrs.
Nay HamMan' The hedy will arrive here her
will be made later.
Mrs. T. Z. Hastings s0l Lake street will
leave next week to spend the remainder
Mr. and Mrs. ], II. Griegs have changed
their residence from East Hill to .f41a
uhe has been at an eastern camp, for the
past few months, has received his dis
Miss a aai i vs gs Of his seds Wash
Il Of Mr. All Mr., W. h. Winser t Twis s
aseaue; Miss oggIe has spent the past
en- Feute heIne.
The PEsaehiIg services Sunday morning a
shs rhsa he sf Mr W yRn w be
Mrs. William Fouts and children have
returned to their home, Ohio avenue; from
The nelta Alpha class of the Third
Presbyterian church will have a picnic
s, eF f ss PSs Sse da aTs of the
East Side Methodist church had picnic
supper at the home of their teacher, Mrs.
ent were: Miss Xifareta Anderson. Miss
Miss Faye Wilson, Miss Wilma Bievins.
Martha Marsh, Miss Vera Lowe, Miss Ruth
Hope, Miss Clara Lake, Miss Ethel Sloan,
Miss Laura Gilmore; Miss Bessie Rogers
Miss Clara simpson, Miss Doris Davis,
Mrs. Jeanette Montgomery, Mrs. Edna Kit
treli. Mrs. Faye Wilson and Mrs Fred
The FIeur- tie-Lis Art club met ThHrs-
day afternoon with Mrs. E f. Purdy: Kan,
sas at fSs wssf pans club Will
Mr.. Sidney Snodgrass and two children
Ct Williamsburg, Kan, are visiting Mr..
lily. freeman avenue.
Mrs, Paul o'Harra who underwent an OPP
eFatian at the St Francis hospital, Friday
Tie Rev. Fred Sutton of the East Side
Methodist church will use as a topic Sunday
morning. Passing by Respon sibility,as. and
the EPwerth League meeting in the even
ing, a stepeopticon lecture viii be Civ en-
on misslenarE work in South Amerrsa
evening at Redden Chapel showing her
small pupils work. Those who had a
bell, Miss Maria, Venice Adamson, Franz es
ssa h Bse6a via via asise fanH sF
M iihd; Grseser Hi aael Misehse Herbert Ebert
Admeyer, Rebecca zelignan and Grace
Mrs. Sam Cremer, Grattan street has
been called to Emporia by the illness of
her little granddaughter, Helen Louise
Camp, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Ed
The Olive club was entertained Friday
evening by Miss Edna Cox at her home
Freeman avenue.
Mrs. a. c. Brit of Emporia will come
next week to visit relatives here.
Mrs, Joe Puett entertained the l.. A. II.
club Friday afternoon with the following
guests present, MIS-. W S. Winsett. Mrs.
James Farguer, Mrs. William Glenn. Mrs
Hsrschell, Mrs. H. X Teaie Mrs, W. L.
JpEy, Mrs Harry Fulton, Mrs. Tom Puett
Mrs; feale. Mrs, Clarence Dennis and Miss
Katie Puett. In four weeks the club will
give picnic at Gage Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Carnes have returned
to Topeka from Pittsburg, Kan. Mrs
earns before her marriage last Wednesday
at Pittsburg. was Miss Amelia Poesori
The young couple will make their home Oh
/ Klein street,
A concert will be given Sunday after
noen at Ripley Park by MaFshall's Rand
The entire band win be present and the
program will open at : O'clock. r. l.
Stevenson will sing "YeuE Boy and Ny
Boy