The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-07-12
NORTH TOPEKA.

Items intended for this column should
be left with the Kimball Printing com
pany. S35 Kansas avenue
Peter Holsmister of Elmont was in
town today.
Miss Annie Page left today for Colo
rado Springs.
Rev. E. S. Riley of Manhattan is Wis
iting friends in the city
Harry Graves went to Carbonate to-
day on a business trip.
Patrick Montague of Newman spent
the day on the North side.
Glenn Payne returned yesterday from
a weeks visit near AenOlxen-
Mrs. Alice Sanders of Leavenworth is
visiting North side friends
The ladies of Asbury chapel will give
a donkey social Friday evening.
Mr.. Goodrich of AtchisOn is visiting
his brOther-in-law, Charles Gert1esen,
on Madison street.
Earl Starbird and sister Nora went to
Tecumseh yesterday. They made the
trip on their bicycles.
Percy ogden, who has been confined
to his home suffering from an abScesS,
is able to be down town.
Mrs. Hattie Bartel Of Las Vegas was
the guest of Miss Ollie COPYRIGHT for
several days this week.
The six-mOnths-old infant of Deal
Hemmel of ShOrey died yesterday and
was buried this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold and son of Fair
by Mr.. T. ], Parrish of 1919 Harrison
street.
Misses Bertha and Edna KistIer went
to Silver Lake yesterday to spend a
week with their cousin, Miss Gertrude
Ashpole.
Mr.. jacob left today for San Jose Ill,
to visit his parents and attend the we'd
ding of his sister, which will take place
the last of the month.
Porter Mitchell and family, Frank
% rev and "A r11ilU and Miss Cora PriddV
left yesterday for Dragon lake for a
five days fishing trip.
w. S. Evans of Versailles, Mo, who is
visiting on the North side, was the guest
of honor at a supper given by the K. l..
! of S. at their hall last night.
The horse driven by Miss Viola Trout
man to the Epworth League picnic yes
| terday ran away, but was stopped be-
/ fore any damage was done.
Mrs. J. N. Henry, Miss Annie Henry,
| Miss Emily Brummett and Miss Mary
| Brown attended the EpwOrth League
/ picnic at Tecumseh yesterday.
The ladies of the east section of the
| Kansas Avenue NJ. E. church will be en-
| tertained on Friday afternoon by Mrs.
| A. S. Embree at her home in Potwin.
| Mr.. Bishop of Menoken has sold his
| farm, parties from Perry being the
! purchasers. Possession will not be
| given until after crops are harvested.
/ Miss Peterson and Miss Reyberry.
| who have been visiting the family of
/ John NyStrOTn, left Monday for an ex-
| tended trip through the western part of
! the state.
The Sunday school of the North Tope-
| ka Baptist church are picnicking this af-
| ternOon in the Campdoras grove. 1t was
/ postponed from last Wednesday on ac-
! count of the rain.
Mrs. G. F. Kimball and Miss Martha
| Kim ball, 214 w. Gordon street left today
/ for Holden, Mo, where they will be the
| guests of Mrs. Daniel Carmichael and
| Miss Mary Terrill.
Mr.. Charles Felker entertained about
/ fifty friends last evening at his home,
| two miles south of Hoyt Afr must
| cal programme refreshments of cake
| and ice cream were served.
| Mrs. Courtney. at 905 N. Kansas ave-
J nue., also COurtney-Baxter at 716 South
| Kansas avenue, will sell you your hats
| summer goods must be sold to make
| room for a fine line of fall millinery.
| The Sunday school class of Mr.. w G.
] Steele enjoyed a picnic this afternoon
| and evening on Washburn campus. Mr..
| Steele has taught this class for the past
| nine years, and the annual picnic is a
/ much anticipated event. The following
! compose the class: Alice Hale, Lizzie
! Rose, Della Gilman, Grace Page Maud
] and Nora Frye, Rena Ward Ada Nun
! YOnkers, Bertha Adams and Jessie
! Fowler. Mrs Steele acted as chaperon,
Mr.. Steele coming out in the evening.
A number of young people took dinner
! and supper and spent the day at the
EpWOrth Lea que picnic at Tecumseh
| yesterday. The following drove out in
| a dray, filed with benches and cushions
Pearl Nash, Mary Knox, Pearl Irwin,
! Ethel Allen, Kate WOODBURY., Florence
| MuSseen, Edith Faus Eta Parsons
| HOughtelin, Park kimball, Clifford
| Lutes, Walter Graft, Harry Nash and