The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-03
HIGHLAND PARK
Notes and personals from Highland
Park, by Miss Frances Jones. Tele-
phone 1850.

phone 1850.
The homeless and roomlcss citizens of
| Topeka are even hunting room in High
land Park. Heretofore the Park has been
no one wanting to live where the mud
sticks like glue and where the cars run
once in while. But now, the poor public
is making up its mind TO stand even this.
One can never eat a meal in peace anymore
without answering the doorbell and the
room hunters get you out of bed at night
to answer the phone one thing. tho is
wrong with the whole proposition, now that
the homeless ones have made up their
out In Highland Park" there are no houses
to live in. So they go back to town, dis
coureged and still hunting the impossible,
4 house.
Sunday morning service at the High
land Park Methodist Episcopal church wfll
be conducted by the Rev. J. W. Reed. The
and False In the evening he will speak
on 'Christianity's Most Joyful Fact
Miss Clara Disney, of Rich!and, Kan.
is visiting the W. II. Coultis family.
have changed their residence from 2Sio
where Mr. Mckenzie viii be district mana,
SIR. and Mrs. Basin. of Topeka, have pur-
chased their property and will change
their residence soon.
was the. guest for few days of Mr.. and
hIrs. Robert McClcnehan and family, Wis
consin avenue. Mr.: Brown has gone east to
Miss Ethel Indictments, of Topeka, spent
one day last week visiting Miss Lille
Miss Dernice sprague, Lafayette street
spent Tuesday visiting Mrs. L. Il. Taylor
at her home, iowa avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Davidson, Kentucky
avenue, have moved to Emporia to make
their home. Mrs. Davidson ieft Friday to
join Mr.. DAVIDSON who has been there for
AIR. J. IT, Halter who visited his son.
j. V. Halter and fafnily, 2500 Ohio avenue,
several days recently, has returned to his
Mrs. Ivy Roberts Of HigginsTiiIe, Mo.
came this week to attend the funeraI of her
Miss Glenna Mckee of Topeka was
guest Tor day last week of MIR. and Mrs.
Z. Il. Buehrer.
Mrs. John Rains who purchased the
property at Twenty eighth and Ohio stress
some time ego, changed her residence to the
new home last week.
in Highland Park, March 30, was born ii
Darke county, Ohio, and came to Kansas
had lived in and near Highland Park for
q years She was the president of the
Clover Hill Aid society Is years and was
recently eleeted president again. Mrs.
smith is survived by her husband, Mr..
Smith, and u number of sons and laugh
ters. One daughter, Mrs. II. Gibbens. is
Miss Syble Gordon of Bucklin. Kan. is
visiting her cousin, Mrs Emma Butts,
L
Mr.. and Mrs George Stiles changed their
residence this week from 2610 Pennsyl-
Fania avenue to the new home which they
purchased at 2620 Pennsylvania avenue Mr.
and Mrs. Boyles OF Topeka have purchased
the property at 2610.
The Clover Hill Ladies' Aid society will
be entertained at an ali-day meeting next
Friday at the home of Mrs q, o. Shaul.
Maryland avenue.
Mr.. Keith Davidson, of Manhattan. is
and Mrs. Pau Heinz, as the e guest of Miss
Mildred King. Mr.. Davidson Is attending
the state agricultural college.
The Epworth League society of the High
Iand Park Methodist church viii have as
their subject at the Sunday evening meet
ing. The Power of An Endless Life
The leader will be Miss Nettie Leuenber-
o'clock.
Mr.. and Paul McCarter will change
TO Mr. McCarter's fathers home at Twenty
first and Lime streets
Mrs. J. Il. Jones returned to her home in
Dallas, Tex, several days ago after a
Marsh and Mr. Marsh. She also visited her
nieees, Mrs. o. Shaui and Mrs. J. Vance
and their families and cousin, Mrs. f. L.
Jones and family. Mrs. Jones spent few
days visiting her sister. Mrs. Margaret
Flood and brother, Mr. Frank Coberly, of
Mr. and Mrs Arthur MeCarter will
change their residence soon from Twenty
first and Lime, streets to ISIS Kentucky
avenue.
Mrs. James Stevenson. Falcon and viz
GINA avenues, is visiting a daughter at St
Joseph, No. this week.
The Rev. J. W.. Reed returned several
days ago from Atcbison. where he went
last week to attend conference. The Rev.
Mr.. Reed will continue his work at High
land Park Gud aft 4