The Topeka state journal., 1899-09-29
NORTH TOPEKA.

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T NJ. James went to Emporia today.
Visit Mrs. Courtney for your new hats.
VIII Cline returned yesterday from
Chicago
w. E. Taggert of Meriden was visiting
in town yesterday
Mr.. Marion Myers of AIeriden is visiting
North side friends.
Mr.. Geo. Hundredpound of Silver Lake
was in town yesterday.
Miss Buner and Miss Myers of Holton
are the guests of Mrs. c. Kaser.
c. D. Shields who has been attending
the reunion returned home today
Mrs. Irons is in Chicago the guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Bannister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Groendyke of Meri-
den were visiting friends in town today.
June Baxter returned today to Kansas
CITY after weeks visit to Topeka
Elder Draper is holding some very in
teresting meetings at the Congregational
Mr. Jerome Funk of sabetha is the
guest of Mr.; and Mrs. E. c. Lacey Of
Quincy street.
DR.. o. P. Davis who was severely in
jqred in a runaway two weeks ago is now
able to leave his room.
John Chelander of Randolph. Kan, is
of 1O19 Jackson street
A. P. Troup of Kansas City who has
been visiting his cousin, J. H. FOUGHT,
left for his home today.
Mr.. Leroy Hook, Miss Pearl Hook and
MISS Grace Taylor OF Rossville have been
spending the past week in town.
Mrs A. G. Smith of OskaIoosa is the
ner Monroe and Fairchild streets
Courtland Day of Duncan, Arizona, a
former pupil of the Topeka High school
IS now attending the university of Ari-
Mrs. L. A Ryder went to Emporia to-
day to attend the street fair and visit
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Goodhue. She will re-
turn tomorrow.
and Freda, returned yesterday from Col
orado Springs where they have had cot
tage for the past two months
Misses Clara and Hattie Holman who
have been spending the summer at Mani
tOu are now at Colorado Springs. They
will leave for home next Monday.
Mrs. A. H, Eaton and little son will ar
rive next Wednesday from Eagle Grove,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Petro of Central ave-
Mr. s. E. Post of the firm of Costley &
Post will arrive this afternoon from Au-
rora, Mo. Mr. Post has just returned from
eastern points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillian and children re-
throughout the state Mr.. Gillian is
reports business extra good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil APPEL and little son
Of Mr.. ApeI's brother, Mr.. Maxwell ana
family near Meriden for the past week
are now visiting their cousin, Miss Kate
Buechner of III West Gordon street.
Mrs. Henry Abel of Hope. Kan, arrived
today and is the guest of her niece, Mrs
Miller is alSo entertaining Miss Hoffman
ana MISS E1da OF Abilene, Mr.. Henry
Abel, jr-, and Mr.. Coleman of Hope.
Rev. Mr.. Miller, pastor of the German
Baptist church of Hope, arrived today
to attend the state convention of the Ger
man Baptist church which convenes to-
day. While here Rev. Mr.. Miller will be
entertained by Rev. and Mrs. Schuff of
Curtis street.
Miss Myrtle Joseph of Ellsworth ac-
companied by her cousin, Miss Alice
Joseph have been the guests of Miss
JOsephs brother. 7. E. Joseph for several
days. Miss Joseph left today for her
home and Miss Alice Joseph went to Kan
Sas City for a short visit.
The W. T. K. club will hold the first
meeting of the season next Tuesday af-
ternoon, October at the home of the
president. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hale, 423 Park
street The president viii at this time
deliver her annual address and there will
be q paper on Edgar Allen Poe by Mrs.
A J. Arnold.
The following from the St Louis Globe
Democrat will be of interest to many
North side people. The Rev. Nathaniel
Seymour Thomas of Wheeling. w Va.
has by a unanimous vote of the veStry of
the Protestant Episcopal church of the
Holy Apostles, Twenty-first and Chris
tian streets, Philadelphia, Pa, been
elected rector to succeed Rev Henry 5
Getz, resigned. Rev. Thomas is
of the late Bishop E. s. Thomas of Kan
sas. and was at one time rector of the
Church of the Good Shepherd in North
Topeka and later of st. Paufs church in
LeaVenWOrth.