The Topeka state journal., 1899-04-26
NORTH TOPEKA.

Pumps and repairing, phone Pratt sos
S I. Courtney returned today from
Rossville.
Mr.. TtbbaIs has moved his Jewelry
store to OskalOOSa-
Miss Ella Olinger returned last even
ing from a visit to Oklahoma
Miss Elsie Fry of Junction City Is
visiting her sister. Mrs J. Sanderson-
Special bargains are offered in Shoes.
by The Leader. S13 Kansas avenue
Go to c. B. Lyon, D. d. s. for fine
dental work at popular prices once
511 Kansas avenue Tel 606-
There uil be service this evening at
haIf-past seven in the Church OF the
Good Shepherd instead of Thursday
evening
Miss Mabel Tinsley returned to her
home in Missouri today after visit 70
her aunt. Mrs Fred Morgan or 1Sz4
Taylor street.
Miss Amelia H Fart and Mr.. Edgar
F. Plato were married last evening by
Probate Judge Dolman at his home, 122
West Gordon street
Mrs. VIII Christopher and little son
went to their farm near Berryton TO-DAY
to Join Mr.. Christopher who mas peeh
there for several weeks.
Mrs Charles Wolcott and daughter,
Jeanette, have returned to their nome
in Atchison after visit to MS WoI-
colts daughter, Mrs L A Ryder
Mr.. Hogaboorn of the North star
grocery has moved his family to this
side and they are now living in the
Hughes property at 922 Harrison street
Mr.. Miller and family have moved to
this side and have rented the Riordan
property. Mr.. Miller having purchased
the stock of groceries from Mr.. Drol-
linger.
The EImont school, Mr.. Joseph Burdge
teacher closed yesterday for the sum
rner vacation by giving an entertain
ment, which was participated in by the
pupils.
r. ". Purcell of the Z. P. freight
Office who has been here since last fall,
moved his family here from Emporia
this week. and they have gone to house
keeping at 1413 Quincy street.
Kenneth Clark was given a surprise
party Tuesday evening by a NUMBER OF
his friends Those present were Misses
Ida Taggart. Emily Hewitt, Doris Oner-
man. Bessie Gum, Lille Mccormick,
Annie Gunerd. Stella Mitchell. Miss
Taggart, MeSsrs- Herman Buechner,
VIII Taggart, Homer OfheId, Tom Sum
mers. Milton Elliott, Walter Spear and
Charley Shorey.
Miss Minnie Nfhart and MI Edwin
Stanley both of North Topeka. were
parlors of the Divine Healing Mission,
corner OF Fourth and Jackson streets,
Rev. Charles F. Parham officiating
Only the relatives were present
Mrs F A Beeler has sold her prop
erty at 1923 Topeka avenue to Jacob
Albright for $500.
A new society under the direction of
Mr.. A S. Palmer has been organized
and will be known as the Peoples
church. A hall at zoos Kansas avenue
has been newly papered, painted and
fitted up with platform, carpets and
electric lights. Services will be held
there every Sunday at II a and
D. m Sunday school at ? o'clock Mr.
MeIlinger is superintendent of the Sun
day school with Mr.. Robert Wear as as
sistant The industrial school will meet
here from two to four every Saturday
afternoon.
The Argonaut club held it's regular
meeting last evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Nicholson. 919 Van
Buren street. Miss Mfnetta Burdge had
the lesson for the evenfng,t close of the
PelopOnnesian war. By a popular vote
the club decided to study French his
tory next year. and the president, Rev.
w. 3. Hutchinson, appointed Miss
White and Miss Loop to assist him in
selecting a text book Two papers were
read. one BY Miss Loop on ''Thucyd-
ides" and one by Mrs Nicholson on
Greek Music who also gave several
piano selections of the music.