The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-17
NORTH TOPEKA.

yesterday.
Mr. Sims has placed three new ma
chimes in the Gem laundry.
For sewer work go to Scott & Bobb,
S1z kansas avenue.
The Gem laundry turns out immacu-
late shirts, collars and cuffs
Misses Jessie Priddy and Ethel Ellis
went to Rossville today for week 5
visit.
Mrs. Walter spear has returned from
a visit to Miss Florence Felkner, near
Hoyt
Miss Edna Avery. of Emporia, is the
guest of Miss Edna Haywood, of 827
Topeka avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Caskey of Jackson
street, left today at noon for Wamego
to visit Mrs. CasAey's mother.
Miss Bessie Watts will accompany
Miss Della Gilman to Big Springs Sun
day, where they viii visit for week
Mrs. Jones and daughter, Pearl, of
Madison street, viii leave Monday for
Omaha, Neb., and Council Bluffs, Iowa
W. H Houghtelin and family win
move Monday from SOB Jackson street
to the corner of Third and Tyler
streets.
J. W. Prfddy has returned from
two weeks absence in Colorado, where
he has been looking after mining in
terests
Mr. Robert Weir who went down to
the strip to register for a claim is said
to be doing a good business there rent
ing out tents.
Mr. Fred Hale, who is in the drug
business in EI Dorado, is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ. Hale of
422 Park street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Lacey went to
the country today, where thew viii be
the guests of Mr.. E. Robinson and
family, near Menoken.
Miss Lephia Bean, who has been
spending a few days at Shady NOOK
farm, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A J.
Berry, has returned home.
Lindale lodge A. o. U. W, No. 2S9,
give a lawn social on Mrs. Shorey,s
lawn, Saturday evening, August H.
Music by Reform school band.
w. G. Brooks, the colored speaker
will speak this evening at o'clock,
corner Of Kansas avenue and B street.
subject Advice to the Jointist-"
Mrs. W. D. Kuhn, who has been the
guest for the past few days of Miss
Myrtle Seymour. Of 915 Van Buren,
street, left today for her home IN
Holton-
The Gem laundry gives high or med
ium gloss or domestic finish. Our prices
are adjusted to the quality of our work.
We pay good wages to good people for
good work
At the Baptist church Rev. w. 3.
Hutchinson viii preach at IL a. M on
Learning Wisdom from Fools. Union
service at the Congregational church in
the evening.
Mrs A. E Hodge and children, of
1912 Madison street. have gone to Guth-
RE Okla, where they will visit for a
few days. Mr.. Hodge will go down In
a month and return with them
Another car Of the Russelville Ouita
on track this week, but if you are not
particular about the price you can get
it September 1 for more money.
KENT'S KASH KOAL KONCERN.
IN
Denison, Tex, in millinery store for
the past summer and spring, is spend
ing few days in Topeka She viii
leave Monday for St Louis to study
the fall styles
Mrs. Maria Conklin died yesterday
evening at the home of her son, Mr..
VIII Conklin, 1901 North Taylor street
The funeral will be held Sunday after
noon, at 2 O'Clock. from the Second
Baptist church. Rev. w B. Hutchin-
son will conduct the services.
Miss Mary Morrison, cousin of Mrs.
J. A. Campbell of Ills Monroe street
who went to Scotland, her old home. to
visit, was married recently to MT
their home on a farm near that city.
Mrs. Quincy lived in Topeka number
Of years and was employed in the San
ia F'e Offices
park last evening was a jolly party
composed of Miss Marlett, Miss Kittie
Miss Grace Miller, Miss Title
Miss Winnie Clark Miss Lou
Skinner, Miss Hazel Forbes, Miss Bessie
Burge, Mr.. Howard Green, Mr. George
Clark, Mr.. Charles KIlian, Mr.. Chas-
Root, Mr.. Fred Clark. Mr.. VIII Marlett
and Mr. Edgar Clark.
The house OF O. A Bradford of
Shorey, was entered last night between
the hours of II and /, and a. watch be-
longing to Mr.. Bradford and some
small change taken. The entrance was
=,
of the kitchen windows. The Bradford
family are in the habit of keeping a
light burning all night, but last night
before the thief entered the room oc-
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford he
turned the light down. Mrs. Bradford
was awakened by hearing the man in
the room and cried out, warning the
robber in time to make his escape.
A number of young people enjoyed a |
straw ride last evening to the country
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Berry, west |
of town. The crowd met at O'Clock a t /
the home of Miss Pansy En- bree and
drove to Shady Nook farm, the even
Ing being spent with games Refresh |
ments of ice cream, cake, watermelons
and muskmelOns were served Those |
in the party were. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z.
Bacon Mr. and Mrs Maynard Dibble, |
Misses Nellie Grant Lille Wilder, /
Vertie Forbes, Grace Mckinley. Lille |
Mckinley, Pansy Embree, IVA Grow. |
Lulu Robinson. Lephia Bean. Lille |
Klussman and Miss Ella Dearborn of
NOrtonville. Messrs. Walter Foley, |
Percy Rees, Hugh Coultis, Fred Davis, |
Julius Villipigue and Mr.. Mcintosh.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Bowman and Mr.. |
and Mrs. w. D. Lacey gave a picnic at
Garfield park last evening in honor of /
Miss Ella Thorngate of Omaha and I
Mrs. w. d. Kuhn of Holton. The party /
went out about six o'clock and took T
their suppers and stayed for the con-
cert. The invited guests were: Miss |
Mrs. w. D. Kuhn, Mr.. and |
Mrs. T NJ. James, jr., Miss Dorothy |
Curtis, Miss KinbaIl, Miss Martha Kim I
ball, Miss Eleanor Kimbal, Miss I
Miss Laura Houghtelin, |
Miss Mary Pickett, Miss Nina Hilton, I
Miss Myrtle Seymour. Miss Nellie lies, I
Miss Alice Stafford, Miss Lou Dell Nc