The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-09-02
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Sheen, deputy G. M. W.. of Lawrence,
Kan. He was assisted by George n.
Holmes and others
The following were charter mem
bers by card from other lodges: E. L.
Peyton. from No. 20; J. E. Buissno,
from No. 8; S. ]. McFaren, No. IL;
H. Z. Fletcher. No. 20i f. A. Wake,
No. 20; F, o. Snyder. No. IL. Char
ter members by initiation were: n. E.
Waite. Jerry Klinefelter. s. c. Pear
Faren, j, c. Boes, +. A. La Fave. j. ID.
Eldridge, George W. Kirk, Arthur j.
Kelley. G. J. Hillyer. James E. Nc
Mahan.
The first set of officers were: Past
Master Workman, H.. z. Fletcher;
Master Workman, F. A. Wake; Finan-
cier, J. c. Boes; Overseer, F. A. La
Fave; Recorder, E. z. Peyton; Fore
man, J. Buissno; Receiver, r. o. Sny-
der; Guide, S. J. McFaren; Outside
Watch, J. d. Eldridge; Inside Watch,
A. j. Kelley.
Deceased members Of Lnndale
lodge No. 2s9, are William Tamblyn,
r. A. Wake, Mr.. Cunningham, c. B.
Curry, J. II. Kingman. George c. Skin
ner' NJ. w. Minnick, f. c. Knox, F. o.
Snyder F. M. Neiswender, John Ben
nett and william Ashpole.
Notes and Personals.
VIII and Tom Baker returned last
-
where they spent Sunday and Labor
day.
John Harrison returned Sunday
from Fort Riley, where he has been
attending the national guard school
of instruction for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Lillian Chandler, aged ~ years.
wife of w. J. Chandler. died last night
at 500 o'clock at her home, three
miles northwest of town.
Mrs. George Collins and daughter.
Margaret, returned Sunday from a six
weeks visit in Colorado and California.
Mr.. Collins went to Denver to meet
them and accompanied them home.
Miss Myrtle Britain of Salina, who
has been visiting at the home of her
cousins, the S. J. Brittains of SIS
Quincy street, leaves today for Kan
sas City. She will be accompanied by
her cousin, Mrs. George Henderson of
Oakland, who will visit in -Atchison.
Mrs. c. H. Willis, Miss Rose Willis.
Miss Maude Willis and Miss Theta
Willis of 927 Van Buren, street, spent
Sunday and Monday ins Granville. the
guests OF the George Frisbie family.
A. NJ. Petro & Son, Druggists.-Adv.
About twenty of the young people
OF the second Presbyterian church and
&. few of their friends, enjoyed a
wienie roast at the Happy Hollow pic
mic grounds yesterday morning.
Mrs. J. B. Tracey aged SO years,
died suddenly this morning at 1890
o'clock, at her home. 1913 South Polk
street Mrs Tracy had been in good
spirits and was apparently in the best
OF health when she retired. She is
survived by her husband and five
children. p. n. Tracy of North To-
Tpeka; w. H. Tracy. of Eldorado;
Cal Tracy, of Meadville, Mo; Mrs.
Della Golf, of Bucklin, Kan, and Miss
Lottie Tracy of 1913 South Polk.
Shawnee council No. 3, x. and L. of
S. elected the following officers last
night at their meeting: President, VIM.
Antry; vice president Mrs. Leonard +;
second vice president. Mrs. Chas.
Pyle; secretary, Mrs. Margaret Collins,
financier, Mrs. Lille Mcclure; preIate
o. A. Mcclure; conductor. Mrs. Hope
zefferjohn; guard, George Smith
sentinel, Mrs. Carrie Pyle; pianist
Hannah Blaisdel.
Thu Kenneth Clark. L. P. Fraser
and Walter Clark families .motored to
Kansas City Sunday morning, return
! Ing last evening.
Mrs. Walter Paschal and children,
OF San Berna rdino, Calf, are expected
/ to arrive soon to visit Mrs PaschaI's
| parents, DR.. and Mrs. r. S Plummer
/ OF Quincy street