The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-02-12
NORTH TOPEKA.

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s35 Kansas avenue, before 10 o clock in the
morning
L. c. KistIer went east today.
Miss Ina Coburn is suffering from an
attack of grip
A. J. Berry, who has been sick this
week, is improving
The meetings of the North Christian
church are still in progress
Have you tried the new Bakery?
Neale & Co. BIS North Kansas avenue
Benz. Berry of Creston. Ia, is visit
ing the family Of his brother. A J. Ber-
c. c. Nicholson has sold his fine black
team and now drives a pair of year
oIds.
Miss Clara Smith is quite sick with
pneumonia at her home, 613 West Cor
don street
Bread. Good Bread. Three 1-pound
Loaves 1Oc. NeaIe & Co., SIS North
Kansas avenue
Everything new and up-to-date at
the New Bakery. Neale & Co., SIS North
Kansas avenue.
The pupils of Quincy school are hav-
ing a holiday today, as the teachers are
visiting the other schools.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Johnson of Ad-
mire visited Mrs s A Hayes yesterday
on their way to Manhattan
J. A Proudfit- who has been threaten
much better and expects to be out soon
H W. Wixom of Enid, o. t, has pur-
chased the Mccormick farm two miles
west Of the reform school and is NOV
ing there
The Juniors of the North Congrega-
tionaI church Will give a free pop corn
social at the church tonight All other
Juniors are invited
Use George Mayors pure Homemade
bread made out of best Flour, full
weight, full measure guaranteed We
aim to please everybody
J. C Cromwell John Overburg. Sid
ney Johnson and John Sanderstrorn and
others OF Eugene lodge L O. O. F. went
TO Hoyt last night to organize 4 lodge
The Credo club met yesterday after
noon with Mrs. A W Parks A very
interesting paper was read by Mrs.
Cramer. The club will meet on next
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Freeman
Of ITO Monroe street
W H Davis, VIM Green Thomas
Nouand- Aaron Sheetz, G. F. kimbaIl
y. F. ConkIe. Charles Gertisen and
Others entIernen:-Your petition ask
ing me to allow my name to be used as
your candidate for councilman from the
First ward at the coming spring cleo
ton is before me While apprecia ting
the compliment paid me and the conf
dence you are willing to place in me, I
must, for private reasons, decline your
nomination
Thanking you for your good wishes,
I am yours, etc,
THOMAS PAGE
The following IS taken from the Chi
cago Times-HeraId, and the publication
is authorized by J. H FOUGHT: Mrs.
H H Bedding. whose late husband was
a mem Der of the firm of Bedding Bros.
& Co. and which company is reputed to
be worth S.. 000 coo. is to be married ear
" in March to J. H FOUGHT, a hard
ware merchant OF Topeka Kan. Mrs
Bedding, who is the mother of three
children, two sons and a daughter. and
has six grandchildren. is a handsome
woman of As and has been a widow for
six years ago She met Mr.. FOUGHT
a year ago through Mrs. J. D.
McCune. mutual friends Mrs BeId-
ing lives a the Lakota hotel when
in Chicago. but spends the winters vis-
iting her children She has lately re-
turned TO Chicago from Baltimore to
make arran gements for her marriage
which will take place at the home Of her
/ daughter, Mrs. E c Young, on Pleas
ant avenue. Beverly Hills. a beautiful
suburb of this city. Mr. Young is con-
uected with the firm of Belding Bros