The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-02
NORTH TOPEKA.

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gany. Sss Kansas avenue
Mrs Ada eIoaer went TO Meriden today
with ". {. sTeeie- 80
MS .courtaey received some more late
styles in millinery this week
Mr.. and AIRS Kent Raub are the parents
of daughter. born yesterday
Airs. Johnson. &c Yxamego. and Mrs. lit
tie Of Wilmington. His are visiting Ars-
James Stewart, Of Maple Grove.
we viii give a campaign button FREE
with every purchase Saturday. Coztiey
Mrs.. Malone. OF Colorado Springs. was
the guest two days this week OF MIS- =.
a Faus Of 1fla Van Buren, street
The Evening Duplicate Whist club win
meet this evening ar the home of Mr..
and Mrs. W H. Costiey. llls Van Buren,
q ". Petro has returned frSrn a bust
ness trip 70 the northern part OF the state
and VIII remain IN town until after the
Jerome Colvin viii come up from New
kirk. l. II. sunday evening and visit his
the election.
Mrs. N. c. Excl. Of East Gordon street
came holne yesterday from a visit OF three
win Kansas
Owing 10 the need Of more room fer
new trfrxned goods Mrs. Courtney will
10 Sc SO ana E5c
Miss Ada Marsh left Wednesday for
r 9ls Il n go - yg5sg eng 49, sAsl ~
1I2S Jackson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Faus left yesterday for
visiting the family Of their uncle, n 4.
Faus. az ITO Van Buren, street
Rev. z E. Anderson has arrived from
the pastorate Of the Silver Lake NJ z.
church Rev Mr.. Adell who has been in
eharge q the ehnren there viii attend a
theological school this winter
Mrs. Fannie 4 Perry who has been Wis
ltIng her aunt, MIS- 6. + Ausson ct rs
ed to her home in Omaha Neb-, Wednes-
day. Mr. Perry accompanied her he =
10 return on sunday
The W. C. T u ladies will give tenn
perauce social saturday evening at the
home Of Mrs r. IT. Davis. corner Of Fair
child and Quincy street A progra NINE,
consisting OF music, Rotations and solos
viii be given. ADJUSTMENTS will also be
provided 4 free will Offering viii be So
IicItad to assist in carrying on the WORK.
The funeral Of Mr. Samuel Kerr VIII
be held Sunday afternoon AT two O'Clock
from his late home. 81 Jackson street
Mr.. Kerr formerly lived in Rossvtlle ana
place were in North Topeka today max
ing arrangements for the funeral The
Maver- The interment viii Be- in the To-
peka cemetery
Miss Ethel Owen of 1923 Topeka avenue,
was the hostess Wednesday at a very en-
j yable halloween party Her guests wete
Edith Gabriel Meta Curry. Blanche
Jones. Vera Bridge Maggie Burley. Mar z
Bobb. Hazel Haines Edna hincais1.
Maud Packer, Obey Owens. David Gabriel,
Harry Irons, Ray Miller Eddie Elckle.
James Falsom. Bert Kingman, William
Owen and William Mahan-
A number of the friends of Mrs. Hitler
gave her a delightful surprise party yes
terday at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Joseph Hanl0n on Quincy street Tho
guests came before dinner and brought
with them well filled lunch baskets. Din
ner was served at the usual hour and the
qF - ar7r in -f-fF inc
Those present We're. Mrs. Reed Mrs J.
n. Bryan. Mrs Cheney. Mrs. Roth Mrs
AdeH of Pleasant HILL Mrs Hamilton
Mrs. Frank Hamilton. Mrs. Morsdorf
Mrs George Supple, and Mrs Cyrus kist-
Ter Mary guests from tha country We're
unable to attend, the roads now being IN
such 3. muddy condition.