The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-02-24

O'Clock in the morning.
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Stamps! Stamps! Stamps! c. c.
Nicholson.
Twenty.-four pictures for Csc at
w. E. Stafford of Jackson county was
in town today buying farm tools.
IN Mrs. F: M Grover of Osawkie is visit
Quo Vadis 81 cloth Ed. for 75c
Cromwell & letters.
Harmony Rebekah lodge initiated two
candidates at its meeting Tuesday night.
There will be a free entertainment at
Mrs. Hitler of Quincy street went to
Meriden today for a visit of several days.
Wall Paper, 300 patterns to select
from, cents per roll up.
Cromwell &, LETTERS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Seymour are now at
home with Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Seymour
OF 300 West Gordon street.
Miss Edith Faus will go to Chicago and
St. Louis the first of the month to study
the spring styles of millinery.
e. a. Ryberg of st. Joseph, who is at
tending the Swedish conference is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nystrom of
1913 jackson street.
Johnnie Morse who has been absent all
winter, has returned to Topeka and is
staying at the home of his parents, 219
West Gordon street.
The family of L. A. Wick extend heart
felt thanks to those of their friends who
their recent bereavement.
Married, February 81, at the residence
Of the bride on Crane street by Justice
Thomas L" Wright, Mrs. Minerva Stone
and Mr.. Columbus Neddo.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Herring and family
have moved to town from the western
part of the state, and are living in what
was formerly the Evans homestead, n31
Van Buren, street.
Miss Edna Pitt entertained Informally
last evening at her home on Central ave-
nue.. Her guests were Miss Mary Petro.
Mss I o9T@ R 4ob MSS I2qle F3fa!nore;
Mr.. Raymond Diffendeffer.
The following young couples drove out
to Mr.. A. J. Berry's farm Tuesday even
ing and enjoyed an oyster supper: Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Barber. Mr. and Mrs.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Carson, Dr. ana Mrs
c. B. Lyon, Mr.: and Mrs. C. B.: Camp,
Mrs. Frank Berry.
Mr.. Frank Clark of Iowa, who is at
tending the bptterIn I1 i kers. conXention' has
V. S. Parkhurst of 1888 Central avenue
and Mr.. and Mrs. S. G: Parkhurst Of 40
Mr.. Clark's parents were old neighbors,
having lived on adjoining farms in Wis
cOnSin.
Married, in the Methodist church in
RossvilIe, Wednesday evening, February
y BY the Key Galvln H Pfia4 OF De Hor s
vile and Mr.. Benjamin NJ. Hook of Silver
Lake Mr.. and Mrs; Hook went i il!
a few miles this side Of Silver Lake.
Mis- Lulu Gardner, who has been teach
ing in the Quincy school, has resigned her
position and will leave shortly for her
home in Ness City. where she viii be one
of the teachers in the high school Of that
place. Miss Gardner today presented the
scholars of Quincy school with two large
pictures, one of Washington and one of
Lincoln, each handsomely framed.
Shawnee court No. 20, Foresters of
America, was instituted Monday evening,
February q, by John McGinness. d. W.
G r., and G. W. Main, D c. R. The
following officers will be installed next
Monday evening: John Watts. S. p. G;
A. J. Saunders. c. ranger; w. S. Johnson,
S. c. ranger; H. S. Fisher treasurer; J.
c. Cromwell, financial secretary; C. L
Fisher. recording secretary; N. w.
HINES. senior woodward: NJ. Miller, junior
woodward; A. E. Rugger, senior beagle;
AL Bollott junior beagle.