The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-07-02


o'clock in the morning.
Bread. lbs SC, Gem Bakery.
c. r. Myers OF Granville was in town
today.
E. A. Gildner has now assumed the
management of the Gem bakery
visit from two Of her nieees. of St Louis
Scott Ndyres' orchestra will furnish music
Fourth
Miss Ellen Heartburg left today for Chi
the summer
G. W. Petro has returned from trip
to the west and Will visit with his family
until after the Fourth.
Miss Eda Putnam went to Kansas City
today, where she will be the guest Of rel
atives for the coming week
There will be preaching tomorrow at the
North Christian church, morning and
evening. by Rev. p. Mcpherson
Miss Stella Smith left this afternoon for
Kansas City where she viii visit friends
for several days.
v. B. Kistler came up from Oklahoma
until after the Fourth.
Miss Cora Emory of Kansas City. who
has been visiting Miss Edith Faus left to-
day for Denver, where she viii lspend the
summer.
Mrs. ]. N. Pettyjohn and Mrs. P. H
Stewart Of Hoyt We're the guests Thurs
day of Mrs. Charles Steinberger of Mon
roe street.
Little Madeline Oberley was years old
yesterday and in honor OF her blrthday
she entertained a dozen of her friends at
nGT nome on OAOAlAOE street.
Cas-. Matthews and Charles Summers.
two of the North side mail carriers, are
enjoying. fortnight's vacation, camping
and fishing six miles up the river
A. J. Berry lost one OF his most valu-
able farm horses yesterday from the collie
Cappie Wallace was hurt yesterday by
being kicked in the back by a horse.
There will be celebration of the Holy
Communion tomorrow morning at haiE
Shenberd Evening PRAYER with sermon
at O clock. Sunday school a half past 2
The funerals of the two colored boys
were drowned while swimming at the
mouth of Soldier creek were held this
morning at 10 O'Clock. The interments
were in the Topeka cemetery.
Willie, the 13-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. T. Bridge, started overland yes
oony @hers be viii sps2d tSe
visiting his cousin IGumi9n kePl1IInlgg1e7r;
planned to make it in one day.
Rochester Sunday school gave an ice
cream festival last night at the home Of
the Misses Campdoras of Rochester. Az
excellent musical programme was given.
one number which was received with
rendered by Misses Grace and Irene
Campdoras and Miss Caldwell. About IS
people were present
oned by Miss Ellen Heartburg enjoyed
trolley ride wednesday evening. A trip
pleasant time spent on the college cam
pus. Returning TO town they adjourned to
were served. Those who composed the
party We're: Misses Margaret Kenny.
Grace Miller Bertha Adams, Mabel Gil
man, Eva Watts. Tiuy Hoicomb. Alba
Van Vechten, Reca Yonkers and Jessie
Priddy
c. G. Haisch, who has been i'll for some
time. died yesterday afternoon at half past
at his home just north of Soldier creek.
Mr.. Haisch was a brother of ex-Pohceman
Haisch who is now a private in company
A. Twentieth Kansas volun teers. at Camp
Merritt. The deceased was member OF
Capital lodge No 3 A O. u. W. The
funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock from the house. Rev. Mallory Of
the Christian church officiating S. L.
Courtney, master workman, VIII conduct
service at the grave.
Through sleepers both standard and
tourist to Washington for the N. e. A.,
via Santa Fe and Pennsylvania lines.
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