The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-10-20
NORTH TOPEKA.

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pany. s35 Kansas avenue
Mrs Brubaker and niece of Silver
Lake were in town today shopping.
At sos Kansas avenue up stairs are
Mrs Courtney's millinery and hair
dressing parlors
Miss Grace HINES viii be taken to
Christ hospital Monday to have one
Of her limbs Strengthened
The fire department was called out
this morning to extinguish a blaze in
one of the houses in Little Russia
Mrs. Glen Lyons, who has been Ill at
her home in Holman's addition with
an attack Of tonsiIitis is improving.
Mrs. C. b. Wright and sister, Mrs.
Potts. and children. drove to 8Ieriden
this morning, where they spent the day
The ladies of the W. c. T. u. will
meet with Mrs F F Davis, 1923 kan
sas avenue, Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock.
Andy Scott and son, George. returned
yesterday from an overland trip to
Kingston No, where Mr. Scott visited
his daughter.
The only grocery in North Topeka
where you can get the premium stamps
is at the Dibble Grocery Co. SOC North
Kansas avenue.
Mrs. J. E. Griest and son Theodore
of Ellis are visiting Mrs Griest's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ T. Campbell Of
S31 Quincy street
Mrs. ]. c. Petro and little daughter,
Frances, of Mcpherson. left today for
their home after a weeks visit to Mr.
and Mrs. g. W. Petro of Logan street
A. \. Goodman. of the Star Meat
market desires the consumers of North
Topeka to know that the premium
stamps can be had as usual, cOntradic-
tory information Notwithstanding.
Mrs Hart and family, who have been
visiting the families of c. F. Bridge and
Mr.. John Hart, left today for their tu-
ture home at Wardner, Idaho. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Lee and
family of Nevada, Mo
J. c. Clancy of Sullivan, Ind, viii
arrive today from Kansas City and be
the guest of his old friend, N F. COnkIe
of 1915 Quincy street Mr.. CLANCY was
assistant attorney general during the
Harrison administration.
Miss Margaret Hill of Oswego col
Iege, who has been attending the meet
ing of the WOman's Synodical Mission
airy society, which closed yesterday, is
a cousin of Mrs. Margaret Hill-McCar-
ter Miss Hill was the guest today of
Mrs. McCarter.
M'NOUN-KUEHLE-
Miss Rose McNoun and Mr.. Otto
Kuehle were married Wednesday even
ing at 8 o'clock at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs Norris
8IcNoun, one-half mile north of the
Reform school The ceremony was
performed by Rev w. B. Hutchinson,
wedding march was played by Miss
Ruby Pliley. The bride wore a pretty
gown of pale blue trimmed with panels
of white After the young couple had
received the congratulations of their
friends an elaborate wedding supper
was served Mr. and Mrs KuehIe went
inm ediateIy to housekeeping at their
home, corner of Third and Topeka ave
nue.. Mr. KuehIe is employed in the
Santa FTe shops and his bride is a pop
uIar girl of northern Shawnee county.
The meeting of the Woman's SynOdi-
cal Missionary society, which has been
held at the Second Presbyterian church
three days this week, closed yesterday
afternoon. All the meetings have been
we'll attended and great interest shown.
Many of the delegates returned to their
home this morning
Go the Bazaar millinery store and get
premium stamps.