The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-23
NORTH TOPEKA.


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rany s25 Kansas avenue
Mrs. W. H. Coffey of Rock Creek was
in town today shopping
Children's sailor hats trimmed with
polka dot silk soc. at Mrs COurtney's-
Mrs. William COPYRIGHT and son Ray,
and daughter, Ollie. of Topeka avenue,
are spending the week visiting relatives
in Nebraska.
The Ladies Aid society of the Central
Avenue Christian church will meet We'd
uesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
w J. Stovall-
George w. Hopkins has arrived from
Guayn1as, Mexico Mrs Hopkins mas
been here some weeks visiting her sister,
Mrs. T. NJ. James
Mrs. Franklin of the Lyman district
has been at Christ hospital for the past
two weeks suffering from typhoid fever
Her condition is very serious
Arthur s. Kane spent Sunday in ztchi-
son visiting his wife who has been there
for the past week the. guest OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ShaIrard-
Mrs. Clark Neiswender came home
yesterday from Silver Lake where she
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs J. L. Cutbirth, for the past week
Lyman district is one of the new
polling places but in that district there
are not enough PopuliStS or Democrats
TO occupy the places on the electoral
board.
Mr. L A Wilson left today for his
home at NIorren Kan. after a visit to
his sister. Mrs. oscar Cash. Mr. Wilson
is pastor of the Christian church at
Morrell.
Mrs. T n. Davis received word yes
terday from her husband that the gen
eraI store he was connected with in
Arlington, Iowa, was destroyed by nre
Sunday night
Elder George Duffy, pastor of the
Central Avenue Christian church, has
fn1- af ha of
Mrs. J. W. StOvaI, 1919 Harrison street
He will be at home there to callers every
Tuesday afternoon from four until nine
o'clock
Mrs. Harry L. Jones has returned from
POnca City, Okla, where she went last
week to superintend the packing up OF
her household goods preparatory to ship
ping them here Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
have taken rooms at the home of Mrs.
Mahan, corner Of Jackson and Gordon
streets.
The room in the basement Of Quincy
school which for the past week has been
undergoing changes and can now be
utilized for a school room was opened
this morning Mrs s c. Miller will teach
IN this room while Miss Jessie Dean will
have charge of the room vacated by Mrs
Miller.
A number of people gathered at the
home OF Misses Jessie and Cora B1ckell
Monday evening and spent the time very
pleasantly dancing and playing games
Those present were: Misses Lizzie and
Sadie Lynch, Minnie Hauldren, Clara
Neiswender, Lizzie Barnes, Rillie and
Trean Bickell, Mrs. Roller; AIessrs Harry
Barnes, Frank Gray, Charles Peters,
Fred Graft and Dare Bickell-
Rev. and Mrs. w B. Hutchinson were
surprised last evening by their friends
who remembered it was the tenth ami
versary of their marriage The crowd
met at the home of Mrs John Iapp and
went from there in a body to the Bap-
fist church parsonage where they sur
prised their host and hostess Rev and
Mrs Hutchinson We're the recipients of
many presents. and although this was a
tin wedding their friends did not stop
at tinWare. but also gave them a hand
some linen table set.
Mrs Charles Snodgrass Of ITO Polk
street gave a party this afternoon in
birthday of her little son Willie The
children spent the afternoon playing
various games and at a late hour enjoy
ed the delicious supper, one feature OF
which was the large birthday cake
lighted with the nine candles and one to
grow on Those present We're: Earl
and Edith Williams. Ray and Charles
Williams, Woodward Hiram, Ethel and
Edith Blossom, Vernon and Harold
WarnOck, Fey Reed. Fern and Annie
Golf; Milton Maryland, Gilbert Branner,
Ethel and May Branner, Anna Taylor
and Charles Ketchum. The hostess was
assisted in entertaining the little people
by Mrs ]. NJ Williams and Mrs. J. E.
NVarnock