The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-17
HIGHLAND PARK


Residents of Highland Park have been
fully persuaded for the past two weeks
that the Fourth of July is but few days
off, for Highland Park children and the
grown up children have used up a good
supply Of fireworks already, trying to
celebrate before the Fourth is here.
Miss Nettie Leuenberger will go to Sa-
lima next week to spend her vacation with
her cousins. Mr. and Mrs r. C. Zill and
family
Mr. and Mrs. q. W. McComas Of Valley
IT, Royer. Miss McComas who attended
Baker university last year and en- route
from Baldwin to her home at Valley Falls
Was also guest at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs E Leuenberger will go to Kansas
spend about a week there.
The Glover Hin Ladies' Aid society was
entertained Tuesday at an all day meet
Ing held at the home Of Mrs. Frank
Croker and her daughter. Mrs Paul Green
and Mrs. Gleda Dietrich. Those present
were; Mrs George stiles, Mrs. Frank
Stiles. Mrs L. A. Randlett. c-rs- Charles
Hammond, Mrs H. 5 koyer, Mrs J. y
Jones. Mrs. q. L. Shaul. Mrs 2. f. Talley,
Mrs. A Cook. Mrs Adams and Miss Caro-
Mrs. a. Youngberg Of Kansas City. No,
spent Thursday as the guest Of Mrs. c. b.
Miss Dorothy McMuliin Of Kansas city
has come to spend the summer with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs J. ]: Curry.
Mrs George SlarbnuEh and daughter
Jane Of Berkeley, Cali, are guests Of Mrs
Siaybaugh's mother. Mrs John Raines
their residence from FOstOria to 1877 Clay
street.
at her home the past week with a carbun-
Gle. Is recovering.
Mr. and Mrs. c. u. Harms have recently
purchased a house at Coz West Eighth
Mrs. :. NJ. Bowen and daughter. Miss
cara Bowen of Linwood. Kan. were guests
last week Of Mr.. and Mrs o. W. Berry and
family. Mrs Bowen returned home the
firSt ~ the week but Miss Bowen remained
Fmr 81 with cousins
Mrs. &. d Harms spent Tuesday evening
with her sister, Mrs. II. A. Whitlow of
Mr.. Pete Quaney Of winoka. Okla. spent
the weekend here with Mrs. Quaney. He
Frank Quaney- Mrs. Frank Quaney will
be with Mrs 2. Quaney during her hus-
Mr.. ]. Rush has been I'll for the past
week at his home, but is now recovering
Mrs. Ross MetZler Of CaFbondale. Mrs.
Ernest Morrow Of Hichland were guests
For short time Thursday Of Mrs o. o.
Mrs John Marsh, who has been Ill for
some time, is much improved
Mr.. and Mrs G ID. Harms and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harms and family, Mr.:
Kansas City. were Sunday guests Of Mr..
md Mrs. J. C. Whitow.
Mrs Florence I. Berry Of Kansas City.
10. is visiting her son, Mr. o. W. Berry.
nd Mrs Berry.
he summer with Mr.. and Mrs Frank
III NJ
adelaide Bush. Of Leavenworth. were re
-ent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs J. Bush. Miss
sush has returned o Leayenworth but Mrs.
lush has gone TO Burdick. Kan, for 4
-isit and Will again return to Topeka be-
ore going home.
Mrs. l. + Hinckle is spending several
iays with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs J.
Mrs. Howard Bower Of Bloomington. III,
nd her mother, Mrs Garst Of Stanford.
~, were guests Thursday night Of Mrs.
7. W. Lamb and Miss Anna Lamb.
a all ant Ersr4-
day as guests OF Mr. and Mrs. o. W Berry
Mrs J. X. Young OF Heston, kan was
a guest Monday night Of Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Eberhart-
Mrs. Q. VI. Cromwell spent last week
visiting in Huron. Kan
who was in Topeka few days of last
week on business. was guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ Moneypenny during his stay
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Eberhart. Miss Helen
Eberhart and Mr. Leslie Eberhart motored
10 StuIi. Kan. sunday where they attended
the dedication of a church.
Mr.. Walter peery OF Huron, Kan. Is
visiting his aunt. Mrs O. NJ Cromwell
Mrs. ". W. Whitehead and children have
gone to Albuquerque. New Mex. TO spend
Mrs. J. Fl. Treager and daughter Miss
ore. are guests Of Mr. and Mrs. H Z.
Buchanan
OF watson spent Wednesday as guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Eberhart
Miss Alma. Gladys and Garland Norris.
all graduates OF the Highland Park high
school. will teach the coming year az the
following places: Miss Alma has the pri-
mary room at Richland. Miss Garland will
teach at Spring Hill.. Atchfson county. and
: re now attending the Kansas state Nor
mai and will receive state certificates in
July.