The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-25


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Mr.. VIII McNoun is Ill at his home on
Tyler street.
Willie Crittenden is suffering from an
attack of tonsflitis.
AL HohIton. ex-Sheriff of Riley county,
was in town Saturday.
Major and Mrs. R. w. Jenkins spent
Sunday in Kansas City.
Miss Ida Cromwell of Menoken is in
town the guest of her brothers
Born, Saturday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Carson of Monroe street, son.
Miss Elsie Fry of Junction City is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. John SandersOn.
Miss Maggie Myers left Sunday for a
short visit to relatives in South Cedar.
Little Maud Daub is quite il with pneu-
monia at her home on Central avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. George Klussman went to
Manhattan today to attend the wedding
of a friend.
Mr.. and Mrs Petit will move this week
from 81 Jackson street to a home north of
Soldier Creek.
visiting her mother at 1923 Topeka ave-
nue., has returned to her home in Caldwell.
There will be a meeting of the mem
bers of Harmony Rebekah lodge Mon
day evening in the banquet room.
Miss Uri Ault returned to her home
in Meriden today after a week visit to
Miss Eva Watts of Quincy street.
Horace Daub of Bloomington Ill, is
spending week here the guest of his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs Daub of Central ave
nue..
Miss Minna Mccall, who is teaching
school near Hoyt, came home last even
In nd hRT. hon.
day.
The friends of William Green will be
glad to learn that he is steadily improv-
ing. Mr.. Green will remain in Hot Springs
for some time yet.
Mrs t L. Evan left yesterday over the
Union Pacific for Kansas City, where she
kins, for week.
Mrs. Thomas Kirkpatrick of Garnett
who has been spending a few days in
town the guest of friends, returned to
her home this morning.
The Young Ladies Missionary society Of
the Kansas Avenue NJ; z; church will
Annie Henry of 1925 Quincy street
Miss Fannie Nesbftt visited Kansas City
and Bonner Springs yesterday. She ar
rived home today and will resume her
place as night operator at the Union Pa
cific depot.
Lieut.. Hyner of the Pennsylvania
National guards, who has been visiting
in North Topeka, has received orders
to join his company and left today for
Erie.
NJ A Lamb. who has been night opera
tor at the Union Pacific for the past three
weeks left yesterday for Kansas City.
Mr.. Lamb is member of the Missouri
national guards and went to see what
prospect there is for active service for
that body.
Dee and Ethel Elliott entertained
number of friends Friday evening at their
home 1912 Jackson street. Music and
games made the time pass pleasantly for
the following guests: Misses Pearl Nash.
Alice Hale. Clara Erhart, Lulu Robinson,
Grace Miller of Holman's addition: MeSsrs.
Walter Graft, Clarence johnson and Wash
DenSford.
The pulpits of several of the North side
churches were filled yesterday by temper
ance speakers. Mrs Annie L. Diggs adj
dressed a large congregation at the Sec
ond Presbyterian church in the morning.
At the Kansas Avenue NJ E. church Rev.
W. L. Woodward delivered a very forci-
BILE address at II o'clock The pulpit was
filled in the evening by the pastor, DR..
A s. Embree. A H. Vance spoke to a
crowded house in the evening at the Bap-
fist church Ex-senator W. A PETER
gave a very clear and comprehensive talk
on the subject in the evening at the Chris
tan church