The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-08-04

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be left at the KimbaH Pig. Co, before II
O'clock in the morning.
Mark Putnam went to Kansas City this
morning.
Mrs. ". c. Sly of Ellis, Kan, is visit
Miss Jessie Wright of Abilene visited
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Courtney yesterday.
s V Bryan of HOIton is the guest Of
his brother John Bryan of Logan street.
Mrs. J. w. Hart has gone to Nankato,
Hainen.
Mrs. Ike SchIegel and daughter Ethel
are spending several days at the Kemp
farm north of town.
Mrs. F. J. Greenway and daughter Hat
tie were the guests today of Mr.. and Mrs
Hurd of Granville.
Mrs. w. D. Woodford and children went
to Salina today. where they will visit rela-
tives for the next ten days
The new superintendent of station A,
Alph Robinson, with his clerk, H. G.
Bowen, took charge of the postoffce this
afternoon.
, large Ioaves bread Sc Gem Bakery.
Miss Agnes Hunter of Minneapolis.
Mimi, is visiting her cousin, Mr.. Ira VIII
uams of Topeka avenue.
H J. LOOMS and son and daughter of
route to their home from an overland trip
TO the exposition at Omaha
There will be a sewer meeting at fire
station No. !, in First ward, on Friday
evening, August 3. All are invited, both
for and against. James Thompson, chair
man of committee
Rev Walter Bird Clark of Abilene, who
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returned to his home last evening. Rev.
Clark who was formerly connected with
rector of the church at Abilene.
Miss Mabel TinsIey, who has been visit
Julia Keyes. at 1924 Taylor street. returned
TO her home in Wayland today She was
and her cousin. Miss Henrietta Morgan,
who will be her guests for a couple of
weeks.
Mr.. Charles Tilinghast was given a sur
prise party Saturday evening at his home,
1896 Western avenue, the occasion being
his 53rd birthday anniversary. Htefresh-
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs Conk-
Saunders, Mr.. and Mrs. Maize, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tillinghast. Mrs. Morgan. Mrs. Hun
Gertrude and Bertha Galway. Hattie and
Laura Morgan. May and palsy IIlllng-
hast, Grace Hunter, Vera Maize, Messrs
Asher Hunter. George Saunders. Harry
TilIi1ghaSt. Paul Morgan Buck Davis
H-NEIsWENDER.
The marriage- of Miss Ida tCutbirth
and Mr. O. g Neiswender was soIemnpIzed
Wednesday evening, August 3, atthe nome
q tFt5 Of silver Lake. Promptly at
half past 5 O'clock the bridal party en-
tered the parlOr where the ceremony was
TnerIy pastor of the Baptist church of Sill
yer Lake, but now of Topeka: me beau
carried by the brides little niece, Marga-
gown of white orgaudie with trimmings
Of lace and carried white roses. After
the young people had received the con-
gratula tions of their friends an elaborate
wedding supper was served These pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. J l. Cutbirth and
family. Mr.. and Mrs D. NJ Neiswender
and family, Mr. and Mrs VIM. Philbin.
Mr. and Mrs J. c.. Cromwell of Topeka.
Miss Mary Maggie of Oakland. Miss Maud
Kennett of Silver Lake. Miss Libbie Sha-
fer Mr.. Clinton Shafer. Mrs Neiswender,
who is a daughter of J. l. Cutbirth, a
prominent merchant. is well known in
Silver Lake society Mr. Neiswender is
one of the leading teachers of the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. NeiSWender went immedi-
ately to housekeeping at their new home
two miles west of North Topeka. The
young couple were the recipients of many
handsome presents.