The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-12

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S. L. COURTNEY.
Misses Grace and Effie Page will at
tend Washburn college this winter.
Simon Stadell of Hoyt and D. Rice of
Granville were Topeka visitors today.
Mrs. Alfred Hale and daughter. Miss
Alice Hale have gone to Carthage, Mo,
to visit relatives.
The w. T. x. club win meet Tuesday.
October 10. with Mrs. w. E. Scotch at
her home west of town.
Rev. w. Mooney will preach tomor~
row morning in the brick chapel, corner
Of Jackson and Grant streets
Manager McAfee. of the Western
wooden mill, has returned from a short
business trip to Kansas City.
The degree team of the X. and L. of
S. will give a dance Monday evening.
in their hall, Barrett block. Music by
Buechner'S orchestra
The Western wooden mill Is still wait
ing for a carload of three-inch' flooring
This is causing them great deal OF
Inconvenience and delay.
Miss Ethel Smith OF 1101 Monroe street
expects to leave in a week or two for
Los Angeles, Cal, where she will spend
the winter visiting relatives.
Mrs ]. H Skinner received a tele-
gram today announcing the death OF
her father, Mr.. Leaf. at his home in
Troy, Ohio. The deceased was 50 years
old.
Mrs. A. M. Petro and son Kelsey and
sister, Mrs. Vennum, and daughter, Meta
of Los angeles, Cal, went to Cawker
City today to visit their mother, Mrs
Mitchell
Miss Ellen Fackler. of Nickerson, was
the guest last week of Misses Kath-
crime Theal and Elizabeth Shellahamer,
who are visiting their cousin, the
Misses lands, west of town.
L. o01nf inc
day school service at the Second Pres
byterian church tomorrow. as the pas
tor is attending the synod at Fort
Scott and the church is undergoing re-
pairs.
Miss Lena Hohnbaum returned last
evening from a weeks visit to Mrs. Tom
Nevins of Kansas City. Mrs Joseph
Hanlon, who accompanied Miss Holm
baum to Kansas City, will return Mon
day.
The North side elevators are doing
rushing business in shipments OF corn
and corn chop to feed dealers and stock
feeders west of here In many instances
wheat chop is substituted for corn chop;
makes excellent feed. They are getting
their corn shipped in here from north
western Iowa.
James H. Meredith of Maple Grove
received a telegram last evening from
his wife who with their children are
wagon load of wood had fallen over and
killed one of their little girls No par
ticulars were given. Mr.. Meredith left
this morning for Michigan Valley.
The Capital elevator is still lying idle.
1t is equipped with machinery for
clipping, cleaning and blending wheat
which cannot be found anywhere else
west of the Eisso1r: river. This be-
ing an exceptional year and the wheat
being of an excellent quality the grain
men do not feel the need of the ele-
vator as much as they would in an OF
binary season when the wheat crop is
not of so excellent quality.
A number of young people met last
evening at the home of Miss Vertie
Forbes, 1901 Monroe street, and organ
lied a Bible study club. The name of
the club has not yet been selected, but
the following officers were elected: Pres
ident, Miss Nellie Grant; vice president,
Miss Gertrude Mcclellan; secretary Mr.
George Clark; treasurer, Miss Vertie
Forbes: leader, Rev. W. B. Hutchinson.
The other members are Misses Iva
Grow, Lille Klussman. Clyda Mccall,
Florence Firth, Lola Center, Inez kim
caid, Estelle Brook. Messrs. Harry Nash,
Harry Offield. Mervin Miller and Mr.
Clark The club will meet next Friday