The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-12

liams, Mrs. Richard Hetherington. Henry
Williams, Mrs. ]. A. Booth. FL. s. Williams,
Mrs. Rosa Hughes, ]. M. Williams, George
twenty-five great grandchildren. Mrs.
Williams has been a faithful member of the
Methodist church all her life. She was a
good Christian woman and kind mother.
Her husband survives her. The funeral
services were held from the home Monday
Home cemetery.
Notes and Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Pool of EIdorado are
visiting Mrs. Pools aunt, Mrs f. o. Morns,
and friends in North Topeka, for few
days.
Mr.. johnson of sabetha is visiting his
son. NJ. o. Johnson of the Petro Drug Co.
the n home toe Of Mrs. Mrs. z. a. . thompson, 21s
CORTLAND avenue.
Mrs; Blaisdell and daughter Hannah,
wichita where they have been visiting Mrs.
Mrs. BlaisdelPs brother, Walter Brinker.
Mrs. E. C. Holman entertained Monday
at luncheon at her home, 16o3-Kansas
birthday anniversary. Covers were laid for
six guests, close friends of Miss Holman
Mr.. James Morse of Texas is here called
by the death of his sister, Mrs, Emily
Hyatt, whose funeral service took place
today.
Miss Katherine Buechner is entertaining
informally at cards this evening at her
home in West Gordon street.
J. W. Robinson, formerly of North To-
peka, but now living the South side,
has been taken to hospital to undergo an
operation.
The East Indianola Missionary society
will meet Wednesday afternoon at .: 80 at
the home of Mrs. f. P. Rude, Rochester
meeting and the thanks offering boxes
will be opened. All women of the commun-
ity are invited. Refreshments will be
served.
We have opened a new pressing and
cleaning shop in the rear of Phil Mayors
1rees suits an
pressed $1.O0. Dresses cleaned 800.
Dresses, pleated, cleaned and press
PRESSED SIS; mems suits, PRESSED 5oc
mems trousers pressed, 25c- Suits pressed
while you wait--Adv.
was injured at ST. Marys Sunday when he
was struck by an automobile, was taken
to St Francis hospital yesterday afternoon
and an x-ray examination made of his in
juries. 1t was found that the upper bone
OF one leg and both ankles are broken,
% OWING to- Mr. Ssafd age
the injuries are more than usually serious.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Switch
Anna Dep2e, 1211 Topeka avenue, Thurs
day. Complete arrangements will be made
for the eleventh annual dinner to be given
April % at the home of Mrs. Phillip Elem
ing, 40 Madison street.
Word has been received that the body
Of Mrs. S. T. Cormweu will arrive here
terry, Thursday. Mrs. Cromwell was the
widow of the late S. T. Cromwell who useo
to be scale master in North Topeka. The
family then lived in Jackson street but at
the time of her death Mrs. Cromwell lived
at National City, Cal. Mrs. Cromwell was
a pioneer of this part of the country.
Clifford Churchman of Washington, d. c.
formerly of North Topeka, was visiting old
friends here yesterday. Mr.. Churchman is
with the National City Banking company,
and has been in Hayti, West Indies, for
two years. He is expected to be trans
ferred to Cuba or Europe.
The w. w. G's of the North Topeka
Baptist church met at the home of Faye
Brown, 1921 Topeka avenue last week
Those present were: Mrs. Hannah Mrs
Fowler, Miss Elizabeth Van Ness, Miss
Esther Mumby, Miss Elizabeth Schenck
Miss Inez Lancaster, Miss Blanche Baird,
Miss Grace Pyle, Miss Minerva Garrett and
Miss Brown.
s. r. Dexter. undertaken. Lady as.
sistant. S23 Kansas ave.-Adv.