The Topeka state journal., 1899-09-23
NORTH TOPEKA.

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! pany. S35 Kansas avenue
L. S. Antrim of NIenoken was North
/ side visitor today.
Mrs. James Morris Of Hoyt visited
| her mother, Mrs. Hanley, today.
| Miss Mabel Jett of Granville is visit
| ing her mother, Mrs. Jett of Paramore
| street.
Mrs. Charles Washburn and children
/ have returned from a visit to relatives
/ in Colorado.
Miss Mabel King is visiting the fam
! lily of her uncle. J. H. FOUGHT, at 112
| Taylor street.
! Miss lone Woodman will return Mon
day from St. Louis where she has been
for the past week.
Mark Putnam of the Union Pacific
/ hotel viii go to Salina Monday to at
tend the street fair.
Rev. DR.. Countermine will preach at
Asbury chapel Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock. All are invited
Services will be held morning and
evening at the Baptist church tOmOr-
row, the pastor preaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton have
moved to the south side and are now
living on East Eighth street
Mr.. F. A Powell, pastor of the Chris
tian church, will preach tomorrow
morning and evening in ROssville.
Tomorrw evening praise service will
be held at Peoples hall, on the ave-
nue. In the morning DR.. Palmer will
preach.
There will be evening prayer with
sermon at the Church of the Good
Shepherd tomorrow. Sunday school at
half-past nine.
Mr.. c. Carlson and family who have
recently moved here from Lyndon,
Kan, have gone to housekeeping on
Central avenue.
A number Of young folks of Shorey
enjoyed a pleasant straw ride Friday
evening They were chaperoned by Mr..
and Mrs. AshpoIe
Mrs. J. n. Henry and daughter Mrs.
H. H. Fowler and little granddaughter,
Anna Fowler, went to BerrytOn today
and We're the guests of Mrs. HavekOtte-
Rev T. J. Pearson, the pastor, will
preach morning and evening at the
congregational church tomorrow. There
Will be communion at the close of the
morning service.
Miss Grace Root, one of the teachers
of Quincy school. has been suffering
from an attack of quinsy. During her
illness her sister, Miss Bessie Root,
taught her classes.
Mr. Charles Booth of Bunker Hill Wis,
tied the family of T. NJ. Forbes today.
Mr. Booth is on his way home from
Kansas City where he has been to dis
pose of some cattle.
Miss Nellie Middaugh was surprised
by a number of her friends Thursday
evening Games and a cake walk were
the dHluSeInenIS OF the evening. Dainty
refreshments were served.
Miss Fannie Nesbitt has returned
from Kansas City and resumed her
position as night operator at the West
ern Union telegraph office. Mr.. Foss
who-has been doing this work, has gone
to Junction City
Mrs c. NJ. Humason and children,
Miss Flora, Halle and Burgess, of
F1ndlay, Ohio, spent couple of days
with her sister. Mrs. L. A. Wick of
1925 Quincy street They are on their
way TO Oklahoma City. their new home
Mrs. E. Hart and children of Cato.
Kan. are visiting the family of Mr.
and Mrs. c. F. Bridge on Van Buren,
street They will also visit J. r. Hart
and family. From here they will 90 to
Idaho to join Mr.. Hart who has been
there for some time and where thew
viii make their future home
Friday evening a number of Jolly
young people made a. raid on Mr.
Sh1elds watermelon patch of Shorev
1noSe IN the party We're: Misses Nellie
Mlddaugh, Isabel and Bessie CrandaU
Celia Knox, Leathia Smith Miss Red
We'll OF Chicago, Miss Nell Hill of Hor-
ton Bessie Cooper, Marjory Brown
Gert1e Miller. Eva Shields Nellie Hard
Messrs- Howard Clarke, George Green
Homer Ross, Bert Hannigan Mat
F1nny, Fred Tracy. Curley AshDOIe
Jim Dwire, Roy Smith, Bert Brown,
Charley Cass.