The Topeka state journal., 1899-09-18
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Mrs Courtney is now ready to make
your fall hats
Miss Noble spent Sunday visiting
friends in Manhattan.
Miss Bertha Rowley viii go to Beloit
tomorrow to visit relatives.
Miss Allen has taken a position as
bookkeeper in the Star meat market
Mrs Ed Sheetz and little son Paul
left yesterday for Pennsylvania to visit
relatives
Mrs. Robinson has returned to her
home in Kansas City after a visit 10
Mrs. Collision.
Miss Edith Faus returned Sunday
from Chicago where she has been for
| the past two weeks.
Miss Birdie Stoker left this afternoon
for Wellesley, Mass. where she will en-
ter Wellesley college
Mrs. J. L. Kerns has recently moved
here from PIainsville, Kan, and is liV-
ing at 1906 Monroe street
Mr.. Decker of Keokuk, Iowa, was the
guest yesterday of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E
Jordan of 1016 Quincy street.
Mrs. A V. Heyden returned Friday
from an eight weeks visit to her sister,
Mrs. Perkins, at Milwaukee, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stoker of s17
Quincy street expect to break up
! house keeping and spend the winter in
California
Mr.. Stewart Henry went to Manhat-
tan today where he has the contract
for roofing several new buildings for
the Agricultural college
Miss Ollie Collins left for her home in
Junction City today after visit to her
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Collins of 1920 Topeka avenue
Miss Lily Davis of 92O Monroe street,
daughter of Mr.. Joseph Davis, foreman
of the Santa Fe cabinet department,
left for Guthrie, o. T. last evening to
visit friends
Grandma Mccormick of West Gordon
street was given a party Saturday
by the ladies of the Baptist church. the
occasion being the S0th anniversary Of
hre birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs Bruton, Mr.. Frank Har-
wood and Mr.. Jesse Renfrow have re-
turned to their homes in South Cedar
after visit to Mr.. and Mrs F. Ehr-
hart and family of 1924 Topeka eve
nue.
Bazaar millinery fail and winter
opening Thursday evening, Sept Il
Over 100 pattern hats. Special atten-
tion paid to children's and Misses hats
Trimmer just returned from Chicago
with latest ideas
Mr.. J. Z. Colweu and family of Law
renee, who have been spending the
summer in Colorado Springs, have sold
their Lawrence property and moved to
North Topeka They viii make their
home at 615 ST. John street
Ih6Fe VIII be q pubic meeting at the
Peoples church, zoos Kansas avenue.
Tuesday evening at S o'clock. under the
auspices of the North Topeka Chris
tian Temperance union. Mrs. Annie
Diggs will give an address and good
music viii be rendered The admission
viii be free. A good attendance IS
earnestly desired
The GaIlaudet Sunhower club held
business meeting last Monday at
the home of Miss Edith Brummitt on
Central avenue. A few new members
were admitted into the club which now
numbers 16 The next meeting will be
held Tuesday evening, September 19 at
the home of Alexander Dreyer, corner
of Second and Harrison streets
The Argonaut club Will hold their
first meeting of the season Tuesday
evening. September 19. at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Nicholson, 919 Van
Buren street. The members of the club
will devote the coming winter to study
ing France; its History. Literature ana
Art. The lesson tomorrow evening will
= be 'Gaul Under the Romans" Two
original papers will be read, one by
Mrs. ". B. Hutchinson on The
Geogra ply of France and one by Mrs.
Charles Curtis on .-Tissot and His Pic
lures" Roll call will be answered by
Something 1 have read since the last
meeting.