The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-26
NORTH TOPEKA.

Items intended for this column should
be left with the Kimball Printing com
rany. sS5 Kansas avenue
Blue post will meet this evening at
their hall, S31 Kansas avenue.
Mrs H s. Kale and daughter of Sa-
lem, Ohio. We're the guests yesterday OF
DR.. and Mrs J. F. Buck of 1125 jackson
street
ing at 1929 jackson street, have gone To
Mexico to join Mr. Lee who has been
there for several months
Miss Alberta Hale Of 422 Park street
sister. Mrs. Howard Stewart of Kansas
City
Can you afford to bake when you can
buy two big loaves fresh bread for
cents at Jones bakery, So North KAN
sas avenue
Mrs. william owen and Mrs. Frank
Weller went to Hoyt today where they
viii visit Mrs Owens daughter. Mrs
VIII Atterbury until the first Of the
week
Florence. the little daughter Of AIr.
and Mrs G. c. Bowman Of sl5 Van
Buren, street. is recovering from a week 5
illness caused by a severe cold
Married, at the parsonage of the kan
sas Avenue NJ z. church by the pastor.
Rev. J. A Stavely. on Monday, October
abeth c. FenemOre-
The engagement Of Mr. George II.
Hoyes and Miss Ella H Smith Of Spring
field. Kan. is announced the wedding to
take place in the near future Mr. Hoyes
is a teacher in the city schools
The Kansas Avenue n. E church has
arranged for an old Folks service for
next sunday at II a m Speeches by
Rev. Calvin Holman and Rev DR. Dear
born, followed by testimony service
are the features OF the day. All old
people are invited
c. J. Isaaes, Peter Wertz. Charles
Graw and Frank Tweedy OF Jackson
county passed through North Topeka
today en- route to Oklahoma The trip.
which they are taking solely for pleas
ure, they are making overland Mr.
Isaacs is a hrother-in-law of W. G.
Steele and visited with him q short time
this morning
Mr. and Mrs w A Ward gave re-
ception today at their home two miles
west Of the reform school in honor Of
their son and his bride, Mr. and Mrs
Asa Ward Those who were present
from North Topeka were Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Adams, Mr.. z. S. Ward and
Misses Ella and Ida Ward. Mr.. and Mrs
James Thompson and son Ward. Mrs
Clara Walsh, Mr. and Mrs Charles
Walsh, Mrs. ". c. Steele, and Mrs J.
J. Taylor.
A box party was given at the home Of
Miss Birdie Lojhn at $50 Quincy street,
last evening A very pleasant time was
had with music and games, after which
refreshments were served Those pres
ent were Miss Nora Peyton Of Shorey,
Misses Lola Gibben. Nora and Maud
Frey, Isabel Crandel, Jessie and Cora
Bickel. Jessie Myers, Grace Music. Liz
zie Barnes Minnie I.ojhn, Messrs. John
Carter. Oliver Gibbons. Frank Rice,
Frank Gray, Walter Graft, Charlie Hill,
Bert Rankin. John Butler. Claude Payn-
ter. Bert Van Way, Urse Bigely.
Mr.. and Mrs G. E. Alien and daugh-
ter, Gertrude. viii leave tomorrow morn
ing for Mobile, Alabama. and from there
take passage for Cuba where they ex-
pect to spend the winter visiting Mr.
and Mrs Aliens sons, @. A ana N E
Allen. who have been residents Of the
island for several years. Yesterday af-
teruoon the Ladies Aid society of the
Presbyterian church gave a farewell
party at the home Of Mrs. j. P. Wilson,
$50 Quincy street in honor of Mrs. Al
len and her daughter
Miss Mabel Mills. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs J. B. Mills Of 111e South Madison
street. and Mr.. Frank Pribble Of SAP
Quincy street, were married Wednesday
evening at the brides home by Rev. "
B. Hutchinson. pastor of the Baptist
church. Until spring Mr.. and Mrs. Prib-
bic win make their home at S42 Quincy
street The groom was a sergeant Of
company A OF the Twentieth Kansas
and vas with them in the Philippines.