The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-05-22
NORTH TOPEKA.

NORTH TOPEKA.
be left with the Kirnbam Printing Co.
sS5 Kansas avenue before 10 O'Clock in the
mOrninE-
E. M. JoIley left Thursday for Mis-
souri,
Lindsty BechtoI is clerking for the
New Era.
Frank Lutes has returned from KAN
sas City.
DR.. O'Brien has returned to his home
at Beloit.
spend several days.
Tickets for Wilma Mills benefit at
postoffice bookstore.
Forbes Bros. have completed their
smoke stack and fired up Thursday ev-
ening.
Miss. Helen Butterfly is assisting with
school.
Rev. D. NJ. Houghtel1n Of wathena
is visiting his parents at 903 jackson
w. C. Brooks will deliver an address
at St. Marks church tomorrow at
o'clock.
Charles Morse, who travels for Otto
Kuehne, will spend Sunday with his
parents.
Miss Kate Hunter of Meriden spent
yesterday with her sister, Mrs. M. Gem
loskie.
B. S. BeneieI has moved from 928 Van
Buren, street to his new home on West
ern avenue.
Miss Grace Shepherd of Wanego is
the guest of Miss Kate Irwin of GOT
Jackson street.
Mrs. Poccard entertained two tables
at high five last evening at her home at
the Adams house.
Ed Nolan of 1920 Madison street who
has been very sick for some time, is
now able to be out.
Mrs. M. G. Clark entertained a few
friends last evening. She was assisted by
Miss Charlotte Lyman.
c. M. Matthews, who has been work
ing on the road for the Rock Island, has
returned to North Topeka.
The high school orchestra met Thurs
day evening with Mr.. Jesse Roehr at
his home on Monroe street.
N. w. Sly of Ellis, Kan, is spending
a few days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Sly of Quincy street.
Mrs. NJ. A. Miller and Miss Nellie Di-
tus will spend tomorrow with Mrs.
Schemerhorn and family near HOyt.
Geo. Schultz and family have moved
from Laurent near Monroe to the home
they have recently purchased at Shor-
ey.
J. Lindas intends to move his hard
ware stock away from here and N. F.
Conkle will open a grocery at his stand
-S35 Kansas avenue.
Prof. Louis Heck with one of his pu-
Wilma Mills benefit at the Kansas Ave
nue. M. E. church May Is.
Mrs. II. N. Davis and Mrs. w. H.
Davis and little daughter, Florence,
drove to Menoken Friday and spent the
day with Mrs. T. N. Davis sister, Mrs.
Scooter.
The NJ w. A camp No. 1243 have re-
ceived an invitation from the Grant
vile camp to visit them next Tuesday
evening and enjoy a treat of straw er-
ries and ice cream.
D. T. Gabriel of Des Noines, Ia, who
has been looking for a suitable location
has decided to try North Topeka, and
will shortly open up a lumber yard on
the vacant lots north of the Methodist
parsonage
Mrs. w. c. Sly has returned from
Wichita, where she represented the
Rathbone Sisters at their anniversary
meeting. She says Topeka carried off
the honOrs. Mrs. NJ. R. ConWel of Am
ity Temple, North Topeka, was elected
supreme representative.
DR.. kirkpatrick, Stewart Henry, Miss
Ida Henry, Miss Bessie Henry and Miss
Nellie Shields spent yesterday at Sill
yer Lake fishing. They returned last
night about 10 o'clock bringing with
them so fish. There was no rain to
speak of at the Lake and the roads
were in good condition until six miles
of North Topeka
At the Baptist church a memorial
service will be held at II a. m. which
Grams in a body. Sermon by Rev. w.
B. Hutchinson on The Soldfery E1e-
ment in Christian Character At the
evening service the ordinance of bap-
tism will be administered. Subject of
sermon. 1.-The Open Door of Faith"
A. F. Eby has returned from Colora-
do. He has no intention of opening a
store out there. He is very well content
with Kansas. Mr.. Eby says that if he
could take Shawnee county out with
him and charge $25 for a walk across a
township and 25 per cent for a look over
the fence, it would be all right. Mr..
Ebv saw Mr.. Dibble while away. who
he says, it doing we'll He also saw Roll
Nichols. who is not looking well and
whose health is not so good as when
here.
Avenue NJ. E. church tomorrow as fol-
lows: Sunday school at $50 a. m.
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. T. E.
Sonship of Jesus" Epworth League
meets at p. m. Subject, The Path of
the Just" led by Geo. H. Lerrigo, Sect.
Y. NJ, c. A. at 8 p. m. The ladies of
the w. F. NJ. S. will have charge of the
service, giving a programme of music
and addresses.
Misses Lola, and Zoa Paramore gave
a picnic at Garfield park May the goth
in honor of Miss Edna Pitt. A very de-
lightful evening was spent in games
and boat riding. Those present We're
Misses Laura Dauber, Hessie Sim
monds, Maggie and ~arrie Sornmers,
Jessie and Cora BickeTI, Ella Capron;
Messrs. Ray Diffenderfer, Ross Mann,
Clyde Swartz, Link Iker, Arnold Dau-
Der James Patterson, John Miller John
Havens and Harry Barnes.
The ladies of the Baptist church gave
a very enjoyable social last evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Rig
don, on Quincy street. One feature of
the evening was a. band composed of
several ladies who rendered pleasing
airs which would smooth down ones
temper and Danish all cares. Mrs. Ed
Sheetz was an artist. who, for the sum
of 5 cents. would take a very life like