The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-07
NORTH TOPEKA.

NUhIH IOPEAA.
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be left with the KimbaH Printing COM
pany. s25 Kansas avenue
Born, Friday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed I
Gardiner of Van Buren street, a SON
Miss Lou Dell McAIaster will leave
Monday for Salina. where she viii be
the guest OF Miss Ida Vernon
Mr.. Mutt of Urbana, Ohio. is the
guest OF A J. Berry of Shady NOOK
iarm-
Mrs. B. T. Goodman will leave tomor-
row for Decatur, H., TO be gone a IeW
months.
Samuel Tracy. who has been i'll with
Inflammation OF the bowels, IS slowly
Improving.
Special for Saturday and Monday
Ladies Fleeced Underwear, 25c suit
COstiey & Post
Mrs. c. C. Bowman Of SIS Van Buren
street. left Thursday for Omaha to
visit her sister, Miss Myrtle Seymour
Mrs P Ostrander of Albany, n Y
and Mrs Isaac Dafreast of Troy, \. 2,
are the guests Of Dr. and Mrs c. B.
Lyon
Dr. C. K. Rhodes will arrive today
from Chicago to visit his parents, Mr.
and Mrs g H Rhodes, of Quincy
street
Miss Annie Schenek viii return today
from Kansas City. where she has been
visiting Mrs. Strumble, for the past two
weeks
Mrs. White and daughter. Nellie, of
924 Monroe street. are in Kansas City,
visiting Mrs Whites son, Mr.. Ed
White
moved here from Peoria Ill. and viii
live in the Morse property at zoos van
Buren street
Shirley French has returned from the
Indian Territory where he went 70 wire
one OF the new school buildings Tor
electric lights
Mrs Fred Morgan was given a sur
prise party Thursday evening at her
home. 1924 Taylor street. by number
OF her friends and neighbors.
Miss Berta Shields, teacher at Half
Day and Miss Maud Myers, teacher at
Capitol View, were the guests today
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Myers and family.
Mr.. C AIDES and family. who have
lately moved here from Wichita viii
live at sos Van Buren street Mr. AIDES
is the agent at the Pacific express Of
fee.
Mr. Frank Hamm. of 1910 Jackson
street. left yesterday for Colorado
Springs with J. B. Belts, who is build
ing q depot there. Mr.. Hamm will be
gone a month.
Rev T. ]. Pearson. the pastor, will
preach Sunday morning and evening at
the Congregational church MoEhlnS
subject. The Immortality of the Soul
Evening subject, rs There a HELP"
Mrs John Bradley and children of
Denver. who are now in Emporla visit
ing the family of Rev. Miller. viii ar
rive Monday TO visit Mrs Bradley
parents. Mt and Mrs Aaron Sheetz-
There viii be evening prayer tOmOr-
row at half past at the Church Of
the Good Shepherd. at which time
Canon Bywater Will give a report of
the recent diocesan convention at
wichita Sunday school at s:45-
Miss Lottie Morris. who viii leave
for Brooklyn, N Y. shortly in COM
pany with Rev. and Mrs Harlan. was
given farewell reception last even
ing at her home, 1926 Harrison street,
by a number of her young friends.
Mrs. Rosa KopD Smith died Wedues-
day at Denver and the remains were
brought TO Topeka yesterday The fun
eral was held. this afternoon at , O'Clock
from the kOpp home near Elmont- The
1nteTmeut was IN HAN Day cemetery
There will be preaching tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock and in the even
ing a 7.3O at the Christian church, by
the pastor. Mr. F A Powell. Morning
subject. Foot W aSnlng5 evening SUD
ject, The ProdigaPs Return Sunday
school at $3.50 a. m, and c. z. at $50
p. m.
o. NJ Nicholson, who has been i'll
with malarial fever for the past five
weeks. at the Santa Fe hospital, was
able yesterday to visit his brother, c.
C Nicholson for few hours Mr.
Nicholson is train dispatcher at Holli-
day and expects TO De able TO return
TO his work some time next week
The Rochester Cemetery association
met this afternoon at ? o'clock at the
cemetery At this meeting three new
trustees were elected to succeed Andy
Scott. w A. Forbes and Mrs. NJ V.
Beardsley. The other trustees are W.
w. Reid. J. W. Priddy and Miss Fannie
Cole. The trustees have recently pur-
chased from F. \. Fleischer an eight
acre tract Of land lying Immediately
north of the cemetery, which Will be
surveyed and plated as soon as pos
sib1e.
The Needle Ten society held its first
meeting of the season Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. c B Lyon,
corner of Harrison and Gordon streets
Besides the members of the club there
were present as guests, Mrs Ostrander.
Mrs. Defreast, Mrs. NJ. c. Holman and
Mrs. W. F. Denison. A guessing con-
test formed a pleasant feature of the
afternoons entertainment A number
of plates were piled on a table and each
guest was allowed to view them for a
second then tell how many the pile
contained In this Mrs NJ. C Holman
was the most successful and received
the prize, a dainty hand-painted dish