The Topeka state journal., 1900-03-23
NORTH TOPEKA.

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pany. 835 Kansas avenue
Miss Julia Waite has taken posi-
ton at the Topeka Cash.
Saturday afternoon and evening,
March "a, is Mrs. .Courtney'S grand mil
linery opening.
Mrs. w. NJ. Costley is suffering from
an attack of grippe at her home 1113
Van Buren street.
Mrs Maitland of Harrison street left
Wednesday for Iowa where she was
called by the illness of a relative.
Mrs Courtney wishes all the ladies to
call and see her beautiful creations in
hats Saturday afternoon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robinson have
moved from North Jackson street to
the place they lately purchased in
Shorey.
Timothy Lynch returned yesterday to
his home in Kansas City after a short
visit to his sister, Mrs. Durlxin of Jack
son street.
Judge Porter of Leavenworth was Wis
iting North side politicians yesterday.
The judge was chairman of the recent
convention at Atchison which renomi-
mated Charles Curtis.
Will Nuzen and Glen Bardsley will go
to Manhattan this evening, at which
place they have a boat, and tomorrow
they will start on the homeward trip by
floating down the river.
Mrs. Harmonson and children of Hia-
-watha who have been the guests of Mrs.
]. M. Jeffers at 1902 Monroe street, viii
leave Saturday for Council Grove to
visit Mrs. Harmonson's sister
All the ladies are looking forward to
the grand millinery display in the spac-
ious and daintily arranged parlors of
Saturday afternoon and evening. All
invited,
Miss Maud Wilson entertained the
following guests last evening at her
home, $50 Quincy street: Miss Bessie
Root, Miss Susie Skinner. Misses Ella.
Daisy and Myrtle Olinger, Messrs. Lew
is Damon. John Alderman, Frank
Horsley. Elmer Olinger, Sidney Blenk-
arm and Mr.. Bowen
The Rochester Reading circle met
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Cecil. At this meeting the reading and
discussion Of "Evangeline" was finish
ed. Those present were Mrs. Samuel
Parkhurst, Mrs. Wise, Mrs. Caldwell,
Mrs. d. L. Button. Mrs Bert Button.
Mrs. Waite, Mrs. Charles Lukens, Mrs
Wendell, Mrs. .DeLong, Mrs.I. N.George,
Mrs. Sherman George. Mrs.Alvin Owen.
Misses Grace and Valeda Campdoras
and Misses Ora and Eleanor Caldwell.
An Anti Cigarette league was organ
lied at Grant school yesterday which
has enrolled 200 members. The league
was divided into Two classes. Inose
above and those under IA years of age.
Oran Layton is president of the class
for older boys while the junior league
elected Ben Spear president; Earl Fran
els vice president; Ray Fisher, secre-
! tarv: Homer Travis. treasurer; Claud
Madison. sergeant at arms, aG.1 At.,eE.
Stafford assistant sergeant at arms. The
meeting yesterday was under the direc-
tion of the Good Citizenship federation
of Topeka and in charge of Miss Edith
OFT.
G. F. Kimball has received notice of
the death of Elizabeth Kimball Garvin
of Westford Mass who died March 3
at the age of 104 years and three
months, lacking one day. She was an
aunt of Gen. Sumner I. KimbaH of the
life saving service of the United States
treasury department and a distant con-
nection of Cen A. W. Greedy. the Arc
| tic explorer, now chief of the United