The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-23
NORTH TOPEKA.

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pany. SS5 Kansas avenue.
Kansas City today.
Roy, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson, is very ill with pneumonia.
Ex-Sheriff Ben Huey of Pottawatomies
Co., was a north side visitor yesterday.
Miss Laura B. Clark of Kansas City
Topeka.
and Mrs. Nellis.
Mrs. Mark Putnam went to Kansas City
this morning, where she will visit her
sister for several days.
Mrs, H &c G. Miner has gone to Los
who is quite seriously ill.
Mrs. II; D; Jett of Paramore street, re-
ttuEned6, Sunday from months visit to
Miss Cleo Davis, whv mas been quite
i'll for several days at her home west of
North Topeka is convalescing.
grand receiver i for the 4 g. e w. gra nO
lodge of the jurisdiction of Kansas.
Miss Grace HINES was taken to Christ
treated for curvature of the spine.
Dan Fraser has returned to his. work
at the Dfbble Grocery company after a
layon of two weeks on account of a Sc
Mrs. Adams has returned from Los
Angeles, where she accompanied her
mother, who will spend the remainder Of
the winter there.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Second
Presbyterian church will have an all day
meeting Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Cannon, $50 Harrison street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kane have ship
ped their furniture here from Kansas
City. They will arrive shortly and make
their home in the Kane homestead on
Quincy street.
The Ladies' Guild of the Church of the
ternoon at the home of Mrs. William Gill
man, 1018 Monroe street.
Miss Nellie Wetherholt was the hostess
at pleasant musicale last night in honor
Mo. Included in the programme We're
numbers by Miss Tracy and Miss Edna
The Ladies' Duplicate Whist club was
entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
Rollin Nichols. The substitutes We're:
Mrs Ingersoll for Mrs. w S. Bergundthal
and Mrs L. A Ryder for Mrs Charles
Steinberger.
The ladies of the Kansas Avenue NJ E.
church, will hold an all day reception
honor of Mrs AVres of PsrldaIe a
former prominent worker of the church.
who will shortly leave for her new home
in the east All ladies are requested to
On Saturday evening" Miss Jessie Prid-
dy, assisted by Misses Alice Stafford. Liz
zie Shelabarger and Ethel Pattison, gave
masquerade party at her home on Quin-
ey street in honor of her brother, Ernest
Priddy, and her cousin. Cora Priddy. A
peanut hunt was one of the pleasant di-
versions INDUCED in by the young peo-
pie. and in this Edwin James received the
first prize an ink bottle, while Edwin
Campbell was consoled with a peanut
doll. The list of guests and their cos
tunes were. Adele Small and Mabel
Skinner Two Little Girls in Blue;''
leila Lukens, old fashioned girl: Oral
Davis. flower girl; Jessie Shellabarger and
Ada Munsie. fancy dresses; Edna Fra zier
japanese; Winnie Hayes, Red Riding
Hood; Pauline Lacey, fancy dress; Bes-
sic Watts and Effie Wright, Queen of
Hearts: Bessie Campbell, little Dutch girl:
Cora Priddy, old fashioned girl: Jack
Campbell, football player; Edwin Camp
bell, Jolly Jack Tar; Harry Finch, devil;
Albert Lutes, Chinaman; Grove Dolman
Japanese. Fred Munsie, clown: Monte
Kistler. Highland Laddie: Edwin James
Little Red Riding Hood; Robert Thomas
Turk; John Morthland, colored MINSTREL
Harry Graft. grandmother; Harold
Forbes, colored aunty Fred Young,
clown: Don Jamison, colored aunty: Wal
ter Skinner. little girl; Albert Stafford
little girl; Ernest Prfddy, Weary Willie.