The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-05
NORTH TOPEKA.

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rany- S35 Kansas avenue
Miss Lima P1iIy IS visiting friends in
Kansas City.
Every day and every hour there wiz
be bargains at Cost1ey & Post.
Coal. feed, sewer pipe. seeds See See
Nicholson. 1909 North Kansas avenue
Robt L Davis and little daughter Of
Belvue, Kan. were North side visitors
yesterday
Jerome CoIvin viii engage in the cat
tie business in Oklahoma Territory with
A. L Green.
Miss Florence Nichols, formerly of
Shorey is very III again at her home in
South Topeka
home, 1916 West Norris street, with an
abscess in the side
Clifford Priddy went to Salfna yester-
day where he win be a student at ST.
Johns Military school
Miss Jessie Priddy is spending few
days at Summit View visiting her
cousin, Miss Cora Prfddy.
Miss Josie Flanders of Ellsworth.
Kan, was the guest yesterday of Miss
Muriel Davis at her home on West Cor
don street
Miss Stella Hamilton accompanied her
sister Mrs G. w. Reed, Jr., to Colo
RADIO yesterday. They will be away
about two weeks
MISS E1II1e KING OF 11O East GOEOO1
street viii return Saturday from
months visit to her sister, Mrs. Bert
Fessler of Duluth, Mimi
NEW ERA DEPARTMENT STORE
Mrs. Courtney has just received
large line of street hats, the latest SOB
South and sos North Kansas avenue.
The funeral of the late Jacob Roller
will be held Thursday morning from the
Prairie Home church and the interment
will be in the Prairie Home cemetery
Hagerstown, Md, is in the city for
few days looking after his property and
other interests in connection with the
settlement OF the John and William
frey estates.
Miss Ripon. a teacher in the Boulder,
Colo, schools is visiting the family of
her brother, o. f. Whitney. west of town
for a few days Miss Ripon spent the
summer travelling in Europe and is now
en- route to her home.
EIr. and Mrs S. L Courtney returned
yesterday from Kansas City. When they
left Topeka their intentions were to go
from Kansas City to St Louis, but Mr..
Courtney was taken i'll at the former
city so this plan was abandoned.
A jolly crowd of young people enjoy
ed themselves with a straw ride Monday
ling near Elmont- There they were en-
tertained with various games and de-
nciouS watermelons were served Those
who made up the company were Misses
K
Kearns, Della Gilman, Maud and Zura
Keller. Mabel kellogg. Messrs. Samuel
Mellinger, Fred WOODBURY., Richard
Howard, Edward Kingman. Ross Tracy.
Charles Pearson and Harry Graves
FRENCH MYERS
The marriage of Miss Maude Myers
and Mr. Herbert A French was solemn
lied Tuesday evening, September 4. at
the home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. d. Myers. S13 Kansas avenue.
At $50 O'Clock as Miss CaIphernia Stew
art took her place at the piano and
commenced the playing of MendeIssohn's
wedding march, the bride and groom.
who were unattended, entered the par
lor from the hall and took their place
underneath fern decked arch in the
west end OF the room. There they were
met by Rev. Calvin Holman. who per-
formed the ceremony. The bride wore
a dainty gown of white batiSte- The
skirt. which was slightly trained was
trimmed with a hounce of the material
which was also finished with small dOu-
BILE ruff1es of the same The waist was
trimmed with tuciCs and Insertion A
graceful fichu completed the charming
costume. The brides bouquet was of
white tea roses. The decorations of the
rooms were unusually pretty The par
lor was in green and white, ferns and
palms making a pleasing background
for the many potted plants In the hall
green and pink predominated- The
ba1usters were wound with asparagus
fern and over it all soft glow was
shed from the pink shaded lights In one
end of the hall was the punch bowl
which was in charge of Miss Bessie
Henry. Mr.. and Mrs French left at
midnight for Newton where they will
make their home, Mr. French having as
sumed charge of the Santa F'e electric
plant there. The out of town guests
WERE Mrs Rose, sister of the bride. and
her daughters, Inez and Corwin OF Kan
sas City, Mr. and Mrs Carl French, Mr..
Merton French, Misses Gertrude and
Grace Abby, all of Silver Lake. and Mr..
William Wingert of Hagerstown, Md.
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