The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-29
NORTH TOPEKA.

Don't forget the x. and L. Of s. mask
ed ball Monday evening.
Mrs. Dearborn OF Silver Lake was q
North side visitor yesterday.
Mrs f. c. Giffen of 1920 Kansas ave
nue. is seriously i'll with grip
Mr.. and Mrs John Zirkler have re-
turned from a visit to friends IN 81
Joseph No
Items intended. for this column should be
left with the Kimball Printing company
SIS Kansas avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beamm OF Nc
Pherson- were the guests this week OF
Mr. and Mrs. George Petro-
Mr. and Mrs Kornbs have returned 70
their home in Oklahoma after visiting
their daughter, Mrs. John Kull-
Mrs. Rice Of Eskridge is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Wilbur Hogaboom, at
her home on East Gordon street
Mrs. Jonas Lukens returned last eve
ming from a short visit to her SISTER
Mrs. William Ryan, at Kansas City-
c. S. Gillespie left yesterday for his
old home at Edwardsvile. III, where ne
viii spend two weeks visiting relatives
Miss Fannie Nesbitt. night operator at
the Western Union telegraph once. Is
quite i'll al her room at the Union "a
cific hotel.
Mr.. ana Mrs. w. 9. Moore OF chilli
cothe Mo- who have been visiting MIS-;
Mocre's sister. Mrs d. NJ Booth, VIII
return to their home oMnday-
Mrs. Stfrton and Miss Lizzie Sheren
OF Atchison county are spending the hol-
idavs here the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Sparks of Holman's addition
Miss Pearl Nash of Polk street is en-
pertaining Miss Eva Whitlock OF
Havensville, Kansas Miss Whitioek
has been attending the Teachers assocl-
alton.
DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Ryder and son,
Charles have returned from Atch1sOn
where they spent Christmas visiting
Mrs. Ryder's parents, Mr. ana mrs
Charles Wolcotr.
Mrs. Mary Craig left for her home in
Noble Okla last night after a visit
of two months to her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. ". WilkersOn and her sister,
Mrs. Nilt Bickeil-
Mrs Daniel Armstrong who has been
WISHING her son and family. Mr.. ana
Mrs Charles Armstrong and the family
of her nephew, Congressman CharleS
Curtis, left today for her home IN La
Crosse, Kansas.
Eugene lodge No 10 I. 0. o. f. viii
enjoy a social evening at their hall, S37
Kansas avenue, next Tuesday evening.
There will be a programme which VIII
be followed by banquet.
Miss Jessie Perkins left today for De
catur, III. where she will be the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. William Gushard, and
where her marriage to Mr. D. G. Kline
viii take place January 80.
The members of the w c. T. u will
meet with Mrs. CoIburn, 1923 Van Buren,
street Monday afternoon at half-past
two An interesting meeting is anticl-
pated with a New Years programme Tor
the occasion. All are cordially invited
to attend
The Evening Duplicate Whist club
played last evening at the home of MI
and Mrs E. F. Baker. 1l13 Jackson
street. Mrs e D Small substituted for
Mr. W D. Lacey The highest score,
pa. was made BY Mr. and Mrs f. p
Baker.
Miss Stella Kimban of Manhattan
who has been attending the State Teach
e11.- q farf T0TaV
home While here Miss Kimbal was
the guest of her cousins, the Misses
kimball of 215 West Gordon street. and
of Miss Maud Kimbail of 1016 Polk
street, Topeka
Hunting is said to be good in and
around North Topeka and many people
are enjoying this exhiiarating sport.
Yesterday small animal OF the genus
Mephitis not noted for its Odoriferous
perfume was killed by Mr.. Adams near
his store corner of the avenue and Cor
don street
on account of illness neither Mr.. J. W.
Gleed nor Chief Stahl was able to be
present at the Law and Order meeting
which was held last evening at the
Kansas Avenue NJ f church By re-
quest DR.. S. G. Stewart gave an address
which was greatly appreciated by the
audience. Music was furnished by
quartette composed Of Mr. j. K Withers,
Mr.. Wilbur HogabOOm, Mr.. SWartz and
Mr. Mussen. with Mrs. A. J. Arnold as
acc0mpanist.
The Misses Marlett entertained last
night FOR their guests, the Misses Sell
lards of Lawrence, who returned to
their home today Progressive crokinole
was the game of the evening and was
played by Miss Grace Miller, Miss Mabel
Miller, Miss Maud Wilson, Miss Kittie
Marlett, Miss Clara Marlett. the Misses
Sellards, Mr.. Charles Root, Mr.. Philips
Mr.. Clark. Mr. Will Marlett, Mr.. Sidney
Blenkarn and Mr. Charles Marlett. Re
freshments Of ice cream and cake were
served.
cOLEMAN-RETTER
A very. pretty Christmas wedding was
that of Miss Grace Retter and Mr..
Walter Coleman which was sOlemnized
Tuesday evening. December 25, at six
O'Clock at the home of the brides
parents at Pleasant Ridge The cere-
mOny which took place in the front par
Tor was performed by Rev. J. S. Car
ruthers OF Topeka The bride wore
carried a bouquet of brides roses. At
the conclusion of the ceremony a we'd
ding supper was served and in the eve
ming an Informal reception held. The
guetss from Topeka were: Mr. and
Mrs. A J. Berry, Mr.. and Mrs. William
VanNess, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Custen-
border, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Berry and
Miss Mamie Fitzpatrick Mr.. and Mrs.
Coleman were the recipients of many
handsome presents.
To the Editor of the State Journal:
Noticing in last evenings Journal an
article headed Struck It Rich" where
Ed McGinnis has resigned his position
with the Santa Fre to marry a North To-
peka widow. as far as resigning his
position i know and care nothing about,
but to marrying me / say it is en-
tirely untrue and without any founda-
ton, and the nate Bit Of property Gas
me styled it, / can take care of without
his assistance.
MRS. MARY MCDONALD.
A Non-Interruption Clause.
Youngstown. o, Dec. 2s.-James Mutt.