The Topeka state journal., 1898-03-31


be left at the Kimbau Ptg. Co. before 10
o'clock in the morning.
Bread. lbs cts, Gem bakery.
"A pictures 25c at Courtney's, N. T.
II. c. Stafford returned yesterday from
Wall Paper, 300 patterns to select
from, 3 cents per roll up.
Cromwell & Jeffers.
Miss Hattie Rice, of Trenton. Mo. was
the guest yesterday of Mrs Maud Irons
OF 122 Monroe street.
Miss Ella Sheetz left today for Denver.
Where she will be entertained by her sis
ter, Mrs. John Bradley
Eongressman Charles Curtis and Miss
ollie Curtis arrived over the Santa Fe
- noon today from Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dreisbach have
moved from. from Third and Harrison streets
Up TO date Picture Framing. Latest
styles Of Moulding.
Cromwell & Jeffers.
Harry Small went to Atchison today,
where he viii be the guest. of relatives
for several days.
Mrs. E d. Small and Mrs l. F Small
are visiting in Atchison.
Mrs. r. r. Jones. entertained the ladies
Of the Church of the Good Shepherd this
afternoon a { her home on East Gordon
street Light refreshments were served.
The young ladies who compose the
Sunday school class of Miss Ida Stan
field of the Kansas Avenue church
spent Tuesday with Misses Edith and
Carrie Haines of Harrison street. Those
present were: Misses Edith Faus, Lau-
IA Houghtellin, Eta Parsons, Ina Col
burn, Pearl Irwin, Bessie King, Blanche
Shepherd.
c. Kaser. who has been i'll for the
past two weeks, is still very low, at his
home, SIS Quincy street.
The KlOndike social, given Tuesday
evening by the ladies of the Baptist
church at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
G w. PetrO. was well attended and a
handsome sum was realized A good
literary and musical programme was
given.
Rev. T. E. Chandler closes his pastorate
at the Kansas Avenue NJ. f. church to-
night. Mr. Chandler is preparing to leave
for his new field in New England in the
very near future. Mr. and Mrs. Chan
dler and little daughter Elizabeth viii
they will spend few days the guests of
Rev Chambers parents.
Mr. Brown, who has been visiting North
Side friends for some time, left Wednes-
day for his home in Richmond. Canada.
He was accompanied by his old friend
Mr.. w. a Boast, of North Kansas ave
nue.. Mr.. Boast has been making his
home with his daughter. Mrs. c. p An
trim. who entertained the following guests
and Mrs Wentworth. Mrs. ]. and Mrs.
w. Gilchrist and father, Mr.. Lodge, Mr..
Brown and Mr.. Towns.
The W. T. K. club met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. H. F. Morris of Clay
street. Topeka. at which time business
of Importance was considered. Mrs. W. |
d Lacey and Mrs. Gonder were elected !
delegates to represent this club at the
meeting of the State Federated clubs !
which viii be held in Ottawa early in !
May. In case neither of these ladies |
can attend, Mrs. H. F. Morris, who will
go as a delegate of the City Federated
clubs, win represent the W. T. K. Mrs |
NJ. NJ. Hale and Miss Fannie Cole were !
elected delegates to the meeting of the /
City Federated clubs
Mrs 5 J. Reeder died yesterday Of I
paralysis at her home northwest of Sol /
dier Creek The funeral held this /
afternoon at o clock from the house, /
the interment being in Rochester. Rev. (
Wyman officiating. GIr. and Mrs. Reeder |
We're among the early settlers of Shaw
nee county having come here before the I
war Mrs Reeder. who was sister of !
Mrs. Campdoras. of Rochester. leaves a /
husband and grown daughter. Miss /
Bessie Reeder- She. was also prominent |
and faithful member of the ". T. K. I
club until her failing health forced her to !
The funeral of Capt. O. A. Curtis was /
held this afternoon at o'clock from the |
residence of his son, Congressman Charles |
Curtis. corner of Laurent and Van Buren /
streets The services We're conducted by /
church and Re- r r Cban1ier Of the |
Kansas Avenue NJ E church Music was /
Mrs q q Nicholson Miss Brown Miss
bearers We're: J. n. Henry. Harry SAT- /
ford, r b AIcMasters. Jonas Lukens. I
r. A. TraVer. J. NJ Baird. The interment !
was in the Curtis burying ground at the |
north end of Harrison street
Misses Hattie Emerson. Greta Fisher
and Ella James gave Minnie Kendall a /
pleasant surprise party Saturday after
noon at her home, 1922 Topeka avenue.
the occasion being the tenth anniversary
OF her birth The children played games
until o'clock. when refreshments were
served. Those present We're: Vera
Bridge Maude Golden, Alice Skinner, Jes-
sic Williams. Clary AIurl. Edna Slaybal,
Alice Jones' Josephine James, Pearl Pat
terson, Mary WOodburn. Emma Emanuel.
Rose Wooden, Bertha Barrett Ethel
Grant Lulu Emanuel, Mabel DeckeraI
Fern Starbird, Minnie F'errow Blanche
Golden. Grace Vanteeyl Raymond Fisher
3urreu Elliott. Dan Kenny. Frank Will
iarns. Elmer Starbird, Guy Miller, Frank
Frank Kendall
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