The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-05
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Pany. sS5 Kansas avenue
Miss Maud Ira is still quite seriously
i'll at her home in Holman's addition
James Proudfit Irons. the little son
of Mrs Maud Irons, is quite i'll at their
home. 1922 Monroe street.
L. S Frey of 1919 Central avenue, who
has been away for the past eight weeks
at Usage City, is home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Groendyke of
Meriden are spending a few days with
their son and family, of 123 Holman
street
There viii be meeting of the
Mothers league Friday afternoon at 3
O'Clock with Mrs Arnold, president, 921
Jackson street.
The Y P. S. c. E. of the Congrega-
tional church will serve oysters in the
church parlOrs Friday evening at Csc
Be sure to come
The members Of the Womans Mis-
sionary society of the Presbyterian
church are invited to quilt on Friday at
the home of Mrs. Arnold. Work will be
ready by a. m. Come early and stay
to the finish Mrs. Arnold and Mrs
Beaudry, committee.
The Bethany reading circle met Tues
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Oscar Beeler. 1121 Central avenue
This circle, with Mr.. George Duffy as
leader. is making a study of the Bible,
and the subject for last evenings les
son included the first five books.
Tt may be well to leave your order for
Ouita soon-will have car on track from
RusseIviIle. Ark. this week Best grade
of Usage City Shaft under shelter dry
and clean but we are not in the hard
ware trade
KENT'S KASH KOAL KONCERN.
Star lodge NO. S31 A o. u W elected
the following officers at its meeting last
evening NJ. w. F. J Lynch: foreman,
J. NJ Poronto; overseer, Fred Buechner;
recorder, J. r. AIcNary: hnancier, w
C Steele; receiver, J r Conwell; guide,
Mr.. Bacon; inside watch. D. E McLel-
Ian; outside watch, c. E Wheeler. tEus-
tee, R. Howard; representative, NJ
Groendyke; alternate, W E. White
Twenty-four of the thirty-five mem
bers of the ArgOnaut club were present
at the meeting last evening at the home
of Mrs. Charles Curtis. The lesson in
English history covered the period Of
the early Plantagenets. Mr.. Clark read
a good paper on Glasgow" and Miss
Pattison's paper on the artist, Edwin
Landseer, was very interesting MUSIC
was furnished by Miss Root and Miss
Mabel Miller, who played piano duet
Among the visitors present were Mr..
and Mrs. ". NJ Blakeney-
The Degree Of Honor NO. 152 elected
the following officers last Saturday
evening. P c. Miss Eleanor Holiday:
Mrs Sadie Emry. c. Of c, Miss Bertha
Bromm, guide, Miss Stella Slaybaugh;
recorder. Mr.. NJ Groendylxe; hnancier,
Mrs. Eva Groendyke: receiver. Mrs. Sue
Taggart; inside watch, Fred WoOdburn;
outside watch. Mrs Mary Bromm; rep
resentative, Miss Bertha Collum; alter
nate Mrs. Louisa Sandmyer.
The following are the officers elected
by Degree of Honor lodge No. 26 at its
meeting Saturday evening: Past chief
of honor, Mrs John Hart; chief Of
honor, Mrs Fred Morgan; lady Of
honor. Mrs. Anderson; chief of cere-
monies, Mrs. Riekel; recorder, Mrs Laz-
zie Ward. treasurer, Mrs Charles Sum
ners: financier. Mrs. c. Kaser; usher
Mrs Kate Saunders: inside watch, Mrs
Elmer Miller; outside watch, Mr.. RickeI;
representative for grand lodge. Mrs
johnson: alternate. Mrs. Kate Hanlon;
trustee. Mrs Grace Holiness pianist,
Mrs. Kate Hanlon.