The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-07-13

Items intended for this column should
be left with the Kimbau Printing COM
pany. S35 Kansas avenue.
Mr.. ]. A Statler is up from Osawkie.
Miss May Albright will leave tomorrow
for Colorado.
Miss Carrie Lowrie of salina is visiting
Mrs Mark Putnam.
J.. B. Belts made a business trip to
Chilocco, I T., yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. Frisbee of Granville was on
the North side yesterday.
Mr.. George Hundredpounds of Silver
Lake was in town yesterday.
Miss Bessie Moore of Elmont was the
Mrs. Enoch Seger returned yesterday
from Coffeyville, Kan, where she has
Miss Bessie Root has gone to Kansas
City for a months visit with her brother,
Miss Dora Swensen is spending a few
days in the country, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Johnson.
There will be prayer meeting at the
Christian church tonight, conducted by
the pastor, Rev. Speer.
Mrs CraWford of Enid, o. T.. formerly
Miss Dell Church, is visiting Mrs. Robert
Smith and other friends.
Miss Mamie Boulds. who has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dolman, will leave
Sunday for her home in Indiana
Mrs. J. H. Long of Quincy street left
this morning for Kansas City and Milan,
weeks.
The Missionary society of the Second
Presbyterian church will meet Friday aft
ernoon at half past with Mrs Todd of
jackson street.
Miss Garrison of Yellow Springs, O., is
spending, the summer with her uncle, Mr..
X. M. IhomaS Of Monroe street.
Warren Belts, while at work yesterday
mouth with a siedge-hammer, which
knocked out one tooth and loosened the
front ones.
Mrs. Cora Sawyer of Nashville. Ill. who
some time, returned to her home yester-
day. Mrs Belts accompanied her to
The 16-year-old son of John Chrush of
1882 jefferson street died at 10 O'Clock last
viii be held from the house at 2 O'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
The N E. camp meeting at Elmont
lasting for five weeks. The regular pas
tor, Rev. Mr.. Jackson. assisted the reviv-
alist, Rev. Mr.. Tolliver.
J. w Simmons of Holman's addition,
who has been Modern Woodman state
transferred to eastern New York and will
soon leave for Albany, where he will
make his headquarters.
Mrs. A. R. Jameson, en- route to her
home in Denver from Grand Island, Neb.,
is the guest of her rceedIatiyes, Mr.. and Mrs.
She arrived Friday, the 9TH inst, over the
g, X. l. & p, having to make part of the
journey by horsepower, owing to the re-
celfs wreck.
A North side man SAYS: North To-
peka was generally in favor of locating
the auditorium in the city park, but since
its location has been selected elsewhere
there is no widespread disposition to OPP
pose it. The First ward is loyal to the
abides by the decision of the majority
The number of small improvements that
have been made in North Topeka this sea-
son will surprise anyone who takes the
trouble to go over this part of the city.
On almost. every block additions and re-
new and stylish turnouts seen every even
ing give evidence of increased prosperity.
Dan Fraser by his wife Momday evening.
After supper was served a social time was
a hammock BY the company, among whom
were Mr. and Mrs s. Fraser, Mr.. and
Fraser, Mr. and Mrs Elmer Porter Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Smith, Miss Allie Smith.
Enid, o. T.
The funeral of Isaac Belts was held
East First street. The he SERVICES we're
conducted by Rev. Hutchinson, pastor of
composed of Miss Dora Brown, Mrs. Chas.
Curtis. MI Chas; Berry and Rev Hutch
Be Done and Nearer My God TO Thee
The pall-bearers were members of A. 0.
had been a member. The services at the
grave at GrantvilIe were conducted by
two grown daughters.
Gordon Sl49. street Get is . one Of the most popu-
ago two or three blocks running west
from Jackson were covered with rock and
and roadways in the state house grounds.
1t was an experiment, and while it makes
always free from dust and is muddy in
wet weather. 1t is an improvement, but
not such as the street deserves 1t should
be paved four blocks, clear to Hanley
Brothers corner. No street except the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS too narrOW-the ex-
pense would be comparatively light.
Harmony Rebexah lodge No. 81 installed
the following officers Tuesday evening
Noble grand, Mrs. Agnes Gum: vice
grand, Mrs. c. Offerman; treasurer. Mrs.
3. Blossoms. warl1en, Mrs. Wick; con-
ductor, Mrs. Westerdale; inside guard,
Miss Nellie York; outside guard, Mr..
Westerdale; chaplain, Mrs. Hewitt; right
supporter to noble grand, Mrs. Stoker;
left supporter to noble grand, Mrs. Cog
hill; right supporter to vice grand, Mrs.
Ravens; left supporter to vice grand, Miss
Reed. After the installation refreshments
Mrs. Agnes Gum, and those of her side,
after which social time was enjoyed
pACKING AOnSE CInSES