The Topeka state journal., 1900-11-28
N ORTIZ TOPEKA.

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rany. s35 Kansas avenue
The postoffice will be open Thursday
from a. m. until II m.
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Caldwell have
moved to Burlingame to make their
permanent home.
Miss Edith Putnam went to Kansas
City this afternoon to spend Thanks
giving visiting relatives
Mrs. William Ryan and little son Jack.
of Kansas City are visiting Mrs.
Ryan's sister, Mrs. Jonas Lul1ens, of
Central avenue.
We give a coal hod and shovel free
with every ton of coal. Full weight and
satisfaction guaranteed. G. f. Hawkins,
1912 North Kansas avenue.
Mrs. J. Newell and children will go
to Burlingame today to spend Thanks
giving visiting Mr.. Newell's brothers,
George and Harvey Newell.
Mrs. Philip Gilman, who lives north of
town. on the Central avenue road, will
give an Unfair dinner tomorrow in honor
of her son and his bride, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Gilman.
Married, ON November IT, at the par
sonage of the Kansas Avenue NJ E
church, by Rev. J. A. Stavely, Mr. VIII
liam KistleT and Miss Lulu Woolpert,
both Of North Topeka
Mr. and Mrs J. H Bell, of Elmont,
have gone to Eskridge to visit over
Thanksgiving with their brother, VII
liam Bell.
Miss Fannie Cole. of SIS Park street,
went to Ottawa today to spend Thanks
giving. from there going to Kansas City
to visit relatives.
Miss Jessie Hoover. of Rochester, left
today for Staffordville to visit her
brother and his wife, DR.. and Mrs. Clair
Hoover. She will also visit in Madison
and Emporia before her return.
Union services win be held tomorrow
morning at 1920 o'clock at the Central
Avenue Christian church, Rev J. A
Stavely, pastor of the Kansas Avenue
NJ. (. church, preaching the sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Jeffers and children,
of s23 Van Buren street, went to Don
iphan toGay to spend Thanksgiving vis-
iting Mrs. Jeffers' parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Kuch Mr. Jeffers viii return Friday,
but Mrs Jeffers and the children Will
be away until Sunday.
An excellent entertainment was given
last evening at Lukens' opera house by
the pupils of Grant school for the Grant
school picture fund The programme IN
cluded drills, Rotations and songs The
house was crowded, many being unable
to gain admittance. over $50 was re-
allied.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen, who were en- route
to their home in Horton from a visit in
Kansas City. stopped between trains
yesterday and took dinner with Mrs n
\. Faus. of 1110 Van Buren street. Mr.
and Mrs Allen are the parents Of w 1.
Allen, formerly assistant general man
ager of the Rock Island road.
Miss Ethel Lewis left for Emporia
this afternoon to visit her mother and
sister over Thanksgiving. Miss Lewis
mother lived at Alvin. Texas, near Gal
weston, and was severely injured in
the big storm. Aside from having seven
ribs broken. she suffered other internal
injuries, and was for many weeks con-
fined to a hospital there. It was only
within the past fortnight that she was
able to be sent to the home of her
daughter in Emporia-
When Mr. and Mrs. s. L. Courtney re-
turned to their home, S13 Quincy street,
about 7 O'Clock last evening. they were
surprised to find man lying on the
front porch. He wes a short. heavy-set