The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-02
NORTH TOPEKA.


c. W. Cunningham was in from Meri-
den yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Eskridge of Meri-
den were in town yesterday.
Messrs. Charles and Arthur Small will
spend Sunday at Delavan Park.
Miss Minnie Doering will go to Kan
sas City tomorrow to spend the day
J. c. Fulton viii go to Abilene to-
morrow to visit his brother, NJ. Il.
Fulton.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Fowler. of Silver
Lake, were visiting on the North side
yesterday.
Dress Goods SALE Monday and Tues
J. LAPP.
Mrs Fred lies and daughter. Miss
Nellie lies. went to Kansas City this
morning to spend the day.
Ladies, have you seen our special line
of. Fancy Glass and Chinaware2 Spe-
cia1 for Monday. COSTLEY & POST.
The senior class of Washburn college
went to Hoyt today to enjoy nutting
frolic at the Aikens ranch.
Miss Louise Kimmerle, stenograp her
at the Rock Island offices, has returned
from a short visit to Chicago.
Mrs. Shannon has return to her home
in Houston. Texas. after a short visit
to DR.. and Mrs H. c. Miner.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stansfield and
DR.. H. G. Miner are planning to go to
the Territory merit week on a hunting
trip.
Mrs. f. J. Greenway returned yester-
day from an extended visit to her
daughter Mrs. Arthur Woodwork at
Duluth, Mimi
Joseph Chrisman has purchased the
Duggan shop on Quincy street. near
Fifth, and will run it in connection
with his North side shop.
Mrs. Dunning left today for her home
-s<-s4 - 1anr-
uncle, Mr. Mark Putnam, and to rel
atives in Kansas City
Ladies. if you want a new hat, or
an old one made new, visit our mil
1890 CosTLEY & POST
Costley & Post have fine bass drum
sign which was put in place this morn
ing. This is the only sign of this kind
on the north side of the river.
Mrs. Mark Putnam will spend Sunday
in Liberty, Mo-, with her daughter,
Miss Edith Putnam, who is attending
the Liberty Ladies' college there.
Miss Belle MARBLE of Indian Creek
was in town today attending the Coun-
ty Sunday School convention She was
a delegate from Pleasant Hill Sunday
school.
Miss Agnes Homberg arrived yester-
day from Kansas City and left last ev-
ening for Meriden where she will be the
guest this winter of her aunt. Mrs. A.
E. Deck.
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Ritter will leave
Sunday for their home in Ohio after
a visit of several months to their son,
Mr.. William Ritter and family of Pleas
ant Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs F. w Vincent and
daughter, Miss Leah Vincent, will ar
rive shortly from Chicago to visit their
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Wilson,
of $50 Quincy street
Rev. Matthew Francis, who has been
assisting Rev. w. B. Hutchinson of the
Baptist church with the revival meet
ings this week, has gone to his home in
Council Grove to spend Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Groendyke and
daughters, Elsie and Hazel, returned
yesterday from Iindsborg, where they
have been visiting for the past two
weeks. They left last evening for Meri-
den.
]. H. Badger returned Thursday from
Portland, Oregon, where he has been
spending the summer visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Rose. After short Wis
it here to relatives and to his old home
at Elmont, Mr.. Badger will go to Sa-
vannah, Ga, where he will be the guest
of another daughter, Mrs. Broadly.
The Missionary club met last evening
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. ]. A.
Stavely. The club is studying Evan
gelization of the World of This Genera
tion,'' and the lesson last evening was
led by Rev. Mr.. Stavely. Mrs. Stavely
also gave a short talk on "E,vangeliza-
ton of the Schools in Foreign Coun-
tries" and Miss Viola Troutman made a
few remarks on Startling Missionary
Work in Foreign Fields"
The Rochester Literary club will meet
with Mrs. Ferguson Thursday after
noon, November T. Roll-call will be an
swered by current events. The after
noon will be devoted to the study of
the life and works of James Russell
Lowell There will be a paper on this
author by Miss Ella Caldwell, and
readings from his works by Mrs Clara
Button, Mrs. Anna Owen and Miss
Matte Hoover. A question box will be
conducted by Mrs Grant Gilman
The North Topeka football team went
up to Holton yesterday, where they
played the High school team in the
afternoon There was one accident,
Clark of North Topeka having his leg
so badly sDrained in the first half that
he was put out of the game. The score
was II to 0 in favor of HOlton. who
made two touchdowns and kicked goal
twice in the first half, score being
made in last half. Holton was within
five yards of goal when time was call
ed. The lineup was as follows:
Holton. Position N Topeka.
Elliott -.......right end. Hancock
Mallinger .....-right tackle. ..... Heer
Bateman .....left guard 49,. Buechner
p Francis center Snattinger
F. Hinnen- left tackle -Bergundthal
Hast ....-..... left end. ........ Clark
Kaul quarter. Billiard
Martin ........ left half. $1,000. Elder
McKibben fright half. Waldman
R. Francis. full back Heber
IN MEMORIAM.
Special memorial communion service
at the Church of the Good Shepherd.
North Topeka, with sermon THE
Blessed Dead" >by Canon Bywater, at
the IL o'clock service Also at 7:30
a. m at St. Simon's, Western avenue,