The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-23
NORTH TOPEKA.

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pany. S35 Kansas avenue
Mr.. Sellick Of Lincoln, Neb., is the
guest of his cousins, ". A and I. M
Forbes.
J. V Aikens of Kansas City visited
hsi brother-in-la-w and sister, Mr.. anu
Mrs Jonas LUkens, Sunday.
The clerks OF the DibbIe Grocery GO,
enjoyed an outing yesterday at the
Smith farm near Granville
Miss Hattie Taylor of California, Mo-,
is visiting the family of her cousin
Elmer Miller, on Park street
Miss Mary J. Thomas and Mr. Arthur
Vieux were married Saturday, October
q, by Rev. Calvin H Holman
Amity lodge 2s1 K of P. viii give an
oyster supper this evening at their nan
for the members and their families
Dr., Clare Hoover of Emporia vas
visiting his parents yesterday Alr- ana
Mrs D. H Hoover of Rochester
Hard to beat Good service Home
made sausage. Premium stamps at the
Star Meat market A N GOODMAN
Charles Lukens attended the funeral
Saturday at Silver Lake of George
Mills of Company I, Twentieth Kansas.
Rev. Mr.. Schuf, pastor of the Ger
man Baptist church has returned from
a church conference which was held az
Burlington, Iowa
The special meetings at the North
Christian church viii begin this even
ing. They will be conducted by the
pastor Mr.. F A Powell
Mrs. Mary Crfder viii return Thurs
day to her home in Reading, Pa, after
an extended visit to her sister, Mrs
Aaron Sheetz OF Quincy street
Mr. Charles Lindsborg Of Cherokee,
Iowa, left for Scranton today after a
weeks visit to his brother-in-law, Mr..
John Nystr0m, 1919 Jackson street
H. A Hebard came in Saturday from
Leavenw0rth and visited his brother.
Joseph Cromwell until today when he
left for his home in Lincoln, Neb.
Mr. J. H. FOUGHT and niece, Miss Ef1e
King, and Miss Jessie Perkins. attend
ed the MenOAen township Sunday school
rally yesterday at the Pence school
house.
Mrs. E Bisse1l. who has been the
guest of friends in Pauline for the past
week, viii return home tomorrow. Mr..
Bisseu went down Saturday and spent
Sunday there.
A Harvest Home festival was given
yesterday morning at the Pleasant Hill
church. north Of town Rev. Mr.. Jack
son preached an appropriate sermon
and the building was decorated with
pumpkins, apples, potatoes and other
fruits Of the harvest.
Miss Cora Wilson, daughter Of John
F. Wilson Of ElmOnt. died Saturday
afternoon at the home of her sister in
this city The remains were taken to
ElmOnt today where the funeral ser
wees were helQ TINS afternoon Rev
Mr. Hitchcock pastor of the NJ T.
Church of Valley Falls. of1ciated- The
interment was in Half Day cemetery
Mr- Charles Kuchs, whose store at
DOniphan was entered Saturday even
ing by two masked men and the money
drawer robbed, is the father of Mrs.
J 3. Jeners of 923 Van Buren street
Oscar kuehs, who is attending school
at Lawrence was the guest for a short
time yesterday of his sister. He left
afternoon TlDniVh2n rn ha
with his father who was shot in the
arm during the trouble.
Mrs Annie Maud Robinson. wife of
Isaac Robinson, died Saturday of con-
sumption Mrs. Robinson had been a
sufferer from consumption for some
time and last week was taken to Colo
radO in hopes that the change would be
beneficial, but she grew rapidly worse
and arrived home only to die The fun
eral was held this afternoon at three
o'clock from the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. n. Holmes. near
ShOrey. The interment was in Roches-
ter.