The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-04-05
NORTH TOPEKA.

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sS5 Kansas avenue, before 10 O'Clock in the
morning.
E. c. Arnold left last week for st.
Louis.
California.
r. w. johnson of Larned spent yes
terday in town.
Henry Isaacs of Scranton was in
town yesterday
DR.. Wallace made a business trip to
Lawrence today.
Mrs. Kline of Rossville was in town
shopping Saturday
E. T. Wilson visited his brother, W.
T. Wilson, yesterday
R. s. Baxter and wife OF Auburn
were in town Saturday.
c. W. Willitts is moving into the
house formerly occupied by J. H Hell
Ter.
w. T. Bergman of Dover is in town
looking after his property interests
here.
The Baptist choir will give an enter
tainment at Pleasant Hill Tuesday
night
Miss Lille Smith of the New Era is
quite sick at her home on Harrison
street.
James Priddy and s. T. Cromwell of
Menoken were North side visitors yes
terday.
Mrs. Jesse Kistler is quite sick. Her
friends think she is threatened with ty-
phoid fever.
Mrs. Bowen and son, will move this
week to rooms on the corner OF Norris
and Quincy street.
Miss Stella MARBLE and John W. Hill
Ter were married Sunday evening at the
Baptist parsonage.
The W. T. K. club will meet tomor-
row afternoon with Mrs. j. A. Camp
bell, Ills Monroe street
Larry Hileman and family are NOV
ing from 227 West Gordon street to the
south side on Polk street.
w c. Sly went to Silver Lake Satur-
day to install officers in a council of
knights and Ladies of Security.
Mr. and Mrs Steinberger are NOV
ing from Topeka avenue to one OF the
Marshall houses on Quincy street
J. H. Heller has moved his family
from the Willis property, 1928 Kansas
avenue to the south side on Quincy
street.
w. r. Cannon of Harrington came in
Saturday and visited with his family
He left last night for Omaha 70 De
present at a railway law suit
Mr.. Charles Hughes, a teacher or
Randolph, who is on his way to EN-
poria to attend school, visited Saturday
with Mr. S. A. Hayes and family.
Victor council No. 4, Knights and
Ladies of Security, will have a public
installation of officers at their hall,
Gordon street and Kansas avenue, Mon
day evening, April 5. Entertainment
free Ali cordially invited.
Mrs. Ada Wallace Unruh of NIcNIinn-
VILE. Oregon, and who is national or
ganizer and lecturer of the w G. 7. o.,
left today for Tobias. Neb., after spend
ing few days with her brother George
H. Wallace, 927 Kansas avenue.
The Old Folks high five club will
meet with Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Parks
this evening The following mem
bers have been added to the club: Mr..
and Mrs VIM. Green, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
M. Petro and DR.. and Mrs T. B. Rey-
nolds.
Some one has broken one of the stain
ed glass windows of the Church of the
Good Shepherd either carelessly or ma
liciously. Before beginning his sermon
last evening Dean BOdley called atten-
ton to the fact, and remarked that
Chief of Police Steele lived within two
blocks of the church and had been Of
fered a reward of $40 for the conviction
of any one committing such depreda-
tions.
DR. J. N Lee, former rector of the
South McAleSter, L t, came to Topeka
on Friday to bring patient to Christ
| hospital, and assisted in the services at
the Good Shepherd last evening. Dean
/ BOdley of the Cathedral preached, and
| took occasion to pay fine tribute to
/ DR.. Lee, who was his predecessor 35
| years ago, and who with Mrs. Lee,
/ founded the church school now known
| as the college of the Sisters of Bethany.
| DR.. Lee has been an important factor
| in Kansas Episcopal church work for
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