The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-04
NORTH TOPEKA.


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Pany. sS5 Kansas avsnus-
d. g. Kline made a business trip to
RossvilIe today.
Miss Inez Kineaid spent Sunday visit
ing friends in ST. Marys-
Mr. Fred Matchett Of Indian Creek is
attending business college in Topeka.
c. H Rhodes was at Stockton, Kan,
Monday, acting as judge at a turkey
show
The Rochester Reading circle met this
afternoon at the home OF Mrs J. F.
Cecil.
Mr.. and Mrs, Springer of west Cor
don street are the parents of a son
born this week
Congressman Curtis and sister. Miss
Dorothy Curtis left Sunday afternoon
for Washington
Miss LIbbie Holt who spent a few
days here visiting Miss Dorothy Sven
sen has returned to her home in HOyt-
Glen BardsIey has returned to Law
renee where he is a student at the uni
versity. after visit Of several days In
his parents
Miss Bessie Root has returned to En-
poria where she is attending school af-
ter a short visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Root
Mrs. Frank Baker of s1s jackson
street, who has been sick for the past
ten days is able to be up and around
the house again.
Mrs. jerome Colvin and son Willie Of
1923 Van Buren, street returned Monday
from a visit of several days to Ar
Colvin at Newkirk. o. T.
We give coal nod and shovel free
with every ton of coal. Full weight and
satisfaction guaranteed c. F. Hawkins,
1912 North Kansas avenue
The Ladies' Aid society of the Cen
trail Avenue Christian church will meet
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. H. L. Sherburne, 1913 Jackson
street
The little child Of Mr.. and Mrs Matt
Czamlowski died Saturday at their home
on West Gordon street. The funeral was
held Sunday from the German Catholic
church.
Park B. Kimban returned to his
studies at the Agricultural college at
Manhattan last evening after spending
Thanksgiving vacation at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Holman enter
tanned the Modoc club and few friends
last evening at their home, 116 Evelyn
street, HOlnanss addition
Fred Clark. who has been spending his
Thanksgiving vacation visiting his par
euts at Maple Grove. has returned to
Enp0ria to resume his studies at the
state normal
It may be well to leave your order for
Ouita so0n=WiI have car on track from
Russelville, Ark. this week Best grade
Of Usage City Shaft under shelter dry
ware trade.
Mrs. J. B. Jeners and children have re-
turned from Doniphau where they were
the guests Thanksgiving Of Mrs letters
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. kuch. Mrs. JEFF
fers' brother. Oscar Kuch accompanied
them home and left for Lawrence where
he IS attending the university.
KENTvS kAsH KOAL KONCERN.
Helena Chapter No. 210 o. f. S last
night elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: Mrs. Myrtle Suit. w.
NJ: Mr. c. E. Suit, W. P; Mrs. s. H.
ogden. A. n; Mrs. May G. Smith. sec
rotary; Mrs. Louie Daub, treasurer;
Mrs. Daisy Wilkerson. Con; Mrs. Mary
Petro, associate c0nductoress.
Y. L. Ionergan. te1egrapfer al the
Santa Fe offices met with quite a pain
full accident the night of November g
He was leaving the offices on his wheel
when he ran into a cart which had been
left near the curbing in front of the build
ing His injuries are not serious but
viii eonfine him TO the house for few
days
The thanks Offering service given
Monday evening under the auspices Of
the Women's Missionary society of the
Presbyterian church at the church, was
well attended Mrs. White, who was at
one time a missionary in Egypt gave an
interesting talk about that country. tell
ing Of the people and the way they lived.
Miss Mabel FOUGHT sang a solo, Cal
vary" A collection was taken up which
will be used in missionary work.
Mrs S. H. Ogden has returned from
Illinois where she attended the funeral
Of her mother. Mrs Rhoda Daniels Tai
colt whose death occurred November
% at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. NJ.
A. Brown at Chanute- Mrs Talc0tt was
born in Williamst0wn. Mass. in 1914
and early associated herself with the
Christian church Of which she had been
a faithful member until her LIES end.
She was the mother Of nine children.
six Of whom are stiIl living. The re-
mains were laid 10 rest IN the cemetery
at KirkwOod. III. beside her husband
who died thirty-three years ago.
BANKS-HOWS
The marriage Of Miss annie L. HOws
and 1Ir. Andrew L. Banks of Dillon
Mont was so1ennized Thanksgiving day
at the home Of the brides parents at
Elmort Rev. J g. MAYER oH1clating Mr.
Banks formerly lived at Silver Lake. but
before the outbreak of the Spanish
American war moved to Montana. ard
was a member Of company f. First
Montana regiment, serving with them
until they were mustered out Mr.. ard
Mrs. Banks viii make their home in
Montana where the groom is engaged in
FanChinE.