The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-21
NORTH TOPEKA,

Special bargains in millinery at Mrs
Courtney's-
Cyrus Kistler is suffering from an at
tack of malarial fever.
Mrs. Fred Ehrhardt left today for South
Cedar, where she will visit her mother.
Mr. and Mrs J. Etzle left yesterday for
Oregon, where they will make their fu-
ture home
The Epworth league of the First NJ E
Garfield park.
Miss Fannie Cole of Park street left
and Kansas City.
Items intended for this column should
be left with the KimbaII Printing COM
pany, S35 Kansas avenue
The Needle Ten will meet Thursday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Charles
Heartburg on Monroe street
M Mrs : HaFFtes TaylaE Of GslifsSsF E11t1
and family. Of 81 Park street
Miss Annie Nystrom went to Kansas
Til after the Nystrom Olson wedding
T. w Deafenbaugh, who drove Carrie
show yesterday. Mr.. Deafenbaugh is a
blacksmith
CORTLAND Day, who has been spending
aunt, Mrs T b Reynolds and attending
school, left today for his home near Dun
Mr.. John Nystrom went to Kansas city
today: Mrs Nystrom and Master Cliff
ford Nystrom will go down tomorrow to
attend the wedding of Mr.. Louis Ny
take place Thursday.
Nothing will be more appreciated by the
people of this side than the sprinkling of
a windy day, no matter how much sprtnk-
ling is done on the avenue, it is impossi-
Bile to keep the street free from dust
At the meeting of the Epworth league
of the Kansas Avenue NJ. z. church last
ed: President Shirley French; first vice
president, Miss Annie Henry second vice
president, Miss FIorence Musseen: fourth
vice president Clifford Lutes; secretary.
Nash @'-
John E Frost Santa Fe land commits
sloneT, was on tne north sac Iuesday
t +ioa agsn5 tt TitR . ys" Of plating P9E
and Gordon streets, which is owned by the
railroad company. into town lots TO he
others on ne easy - terms. The RussiSns Who
settled on these premises several years
since then accumulated neat sums, as they
are very thrifty. and are now getting
their own homes elsewhere.
Misses AdeIia and Dora Brown were the
hostesses last evening at a pleasant pic
Rle gi5sP az T bH Mp pag6 % sF9W1
Steele and Mr.. and Mrs. s. L Courtney.
amusenents for the young people. Who
were: Misses Mary Petro, Mabel Dixon,
Birdie stoker. Nellie York. Martha
French, Fannie Cramer, Lode and Zoe
Sheetz, Margaret and Carrie Summers.
Ollie Courtright. Mildred Phillips. Winnie
and Mrs. C C Berry, Messrs- Raymond
Bf sSndeFTBs grt N Na2Te la4ence knqzsy
VIII Johnson Burr OIeson, John John
son. .Loe.. Holeomb, Harry. L.ukens.. Ed
Durein, clyde Swartz: Frank Corvan: Arch
Wizer. VIII Cline, Edgar Clarke, EdMc-
Herman, Ed RoehT, Mr.. Tompson and Mr.
Luther Bright of Gettysburg, Pa
The Argonauts held their last meeting
for the summer Tuesday evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Nicholson, 9l9
Van Buren, street. The lesson for the
evening, which was on the absorption of
the Greek empire by the Romans, was
conducted by Miss Maud Pattison- The
only paper for the evening was one which
had been prepared by Miss May Albright
and read by Mrs. Charles Curtis. Miss
Irene Cam pdoras favored the company
with a piano solo The following officers
were elected for the coming year: Presi-
dent. Rev W B. Hutchinson: vice pFesi-
dent. Miss Grace Root; secretary. A J.
Ashpole; treasurer, Mrs. O. D. Skinner:
critic, Miss Bertha White The music
committee will be composed of Mr.and
Mrs. c c. Nicholson, Mss Mabel Miller
and Miss Ellen Parkhurst- The pro-
gramme for next year will be printed and
will be ready for distribution at the picnic
TO be held next week at the home of Miss
Bessie ReedeF.