The Topeka state journal., 1900-04-23
NORTH TOPEKA.


Items intended for this column should
be left with the KimbaH Printing COM
pany. 835 Kansas avenue
Jack Rees spent Sunday in Granville
Earl Thomas was the guest Sunday of
Lawrence friends.
J. T. Bells residence is for sale at a
bargain, 12S Holman street
a b Rose of st Louis was the guest
today OF north side friends
Miss Ida Null left today for her old
home in Pittsburg, Pa, to live
Charles Steele. Of St Joseph. No, was
visiting Topeka friends Sunday
Miss Viola Whitehead. Of Granville. Is
visiting her sister. Mrs Givens-
The Temperance Commission club will
meet Tuesday evening at the Christian
church
Amity Lodge No. 81 viii charge i've
EsquireS in the ranE of Knight at their
regular meeting tonight
Mrs Ijams and Miss Brammell of OsaW-
kie are the guests of Mrs Whitehead Of
Quincy street
Mrs. Bernstein returned Saturday from
a visit TO friends in Lawrence. where she
has been since her return from the south
Ellinwood Woodman came in from
Guthrie, Ok T, Saturday and Is visit
ing his mother. Mrs A. E Woodman- Of
Park street
c. G. Chapman came in this morning
from Kansas City and viii remain in To-
being treated.
Mrs. J NJ Jeffers and children returned
SATURDAY from a WISH 10 EG4aIlNeS Sl Ma
watha- She was accompanied horne by
her brother Mr. Wolf
Mrs. George Camp and son BERTHE Of
1910 Jackson street, went to Kansas City
Camps mother, Mrs Orcutt-
J. c. DoIman left Saturday afternoon
Illness Of his brother, Eeollin F Doiman,
who Is suffering from blood poisoning
Mrs. C LETTERS of Highland, Kan. ar
rived Saturday and vii make an extend tend
Cd v-5zf r1 hs1T II
roe street, and J. 3. Jefers. Of SO Van
Buren street
Mrs. Courtney viii still keep up her
lovely creations in pattern hats All
the latest fads in street hats. New
goods almost daily. 9o5 North Kansas
avenue, COS South Kansas avenue
W F Verify. Of Paola- Ind. was the
guest Yesterday Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Baker Of 1880 Kansas avenue Mr.. Verify
was an old resident Of Maple Hin and
intends TO return 70 Kansas to i've, and
viii probably decide to locate IN Topeka
Mrs J. c. Fulton and children, Hazel
and Helen. returned yesterday from a
visit Of several months to Mrs Fulton $
diego. Cal Mr. Fulton went to Wamego
yesterday noon to meet them
Mrs H. c. Bowen received a telegram
esterday from her husband who was
called 70 Cleveland, Ohio by the illness
of his brother. Benz B. Bowen. announc-
ing his death. which occurred Sunday
morning at s.45 O'Clock from typhoid
fever Mr.. Bowen will leave Tuesday with
the body Tor Topeka and the Tunera4 viii
probably be held Thursday Mr. B. B.
Bowen lived in this city for number Of
years and had many friends who viii be
grieved 70 learn Of his death He was a
cousin of T. c Bowen
The postponed Easter exercises Of the
Knights TeTnplar were held Sunday after
noon at the Baptist church Sir knight
MAYER preached an excellent sermon
which was listened to by a large congre-
cation. The music furnished by the
Baptist choir under the leadership Of w
n Van Ness was very fine The Knights
were accompanied by MarSha1Is band
SUPPLE-HIfSBEE
Miss Edith Higbee and Mr. George Sup
pie we're married this morning at o clock
at the Church of the Assumption by Rev.
Father Hayden The church was COM
fortably filed by the friends Of the young
people. The bride wore q. becoming COS
tune of light silk and carried prayer
book in place Of the conventional bou-
ouet Mr. Supple Is a well known young
business man Of this side and IS con
nected with the grocery firm Of Colxin
& Supple while his bride has always lived
here and has large circle Of friends Mr.
and Mrs. Supple will go 70 housekeeping
shortly al 4z3 Polk street. Topeka