The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-21
NORTH TOPEKA.

/ is visiting Topeka friends
The Argonaut club VIII meet Tuesday
evening al the home Of Mrs. Charles
MRS Fulghnm. of Wilson. Kas-. is
visiting her sister. Mrs s. J. Davis. OF
Morse street
W G. Brooks. the eolored speaker.
VIII speak tomorrow evening at the
Asbury church
For a good smoke try Cream Of
/ Roses. SC cigar. made by J. R Spetter,
61blz Kansas avenue
Miss ollie Faux has returned from a
months visit 70 relatives in the west
ern part of the state
Chief Wilmarth. with his line men, is
busy putting IN poles on East Laurent
street for the new fire alarm box
Mr. and Mrs. Gordinere. Of Topeka
avenue. lefr yesterday for Chicago.
where they viii visit their son for a
week
Foreman Young. of the North side
switch engine. who has been on the
sick list. has recovered and IS on duty
again.
W s Charles win arrive from Los
vacation visiting his many Topeka
friends.
Dr. J. c. shaw returned to his home
IN Holton this morning, after a short
visit to his cousin, ". c. Steele. OF
Jackson street
Owing to a rise in the wheat market
the receipts Of grain on the three North
side railroads has been quite heavy for
the past As hours
Mrs Mary Robinson returned yester-
day from a visit OF week TO the fam
lies Of J. W Thompson and z Marple,
of northern Shawnee
Mrs. John jenkins Of Onaga, Kansas,
arrived yesterday to visit friends on the
North side several days. Her son Rich
ard accompanied her
moved from Holman's addition to
Third and Van Buren, streets, where
they have taken rooms
Mr.. and Mrs Harry PurseII, of Chi
cago. arrived yesterday to visit Mrs
Purseu's parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. G.
Hewitt, OF Harrison street
Aaron Sheetz's delivery wagon driven
by Henry SchIIiing was the first vehicle
70 pass through North Sardou avenue
after it was opened for traffic
Miss Bessie Campbell. who has been
quite seriously Ill with malarial fever
for the past six weeks, IS reported by
the attending physician to be lmprov-
Ing.
The fire department was called out
this morning to a small fire in a lunch
wagon on the corner of the avenue and
Railroad street The damage was
slight
Mrs. Charles sternberg and children
will return tomorrow to their home in
y
berg's brother DR.. T. 3. Reynolds and
family. and to her cousin. Mrs. 0. F.
Whitney.
Mr.. and Mrs J. z. Catlin and chill
dren, who have been visiting in kan
sas City, and have also been the guests
of their relatives. Mr.. and Mrs J. E
Watts of 1013 Quincy street, win leave
Sunday for their home IN Newton,
Kas.
Three cars Of brick were received last
night which will enable the bricklaycrs
to finish the walls at the new woollen
mills today. The main building win be
ready for the roof by Monday Work on
the tower viii then begin It viii take
several days 10 finish the tower
The Inter-Oeean mills viii be ready
in a few days to take in Santa Ee
wheat on the Santa F'e side Of their ele-
vat0r and avoid switching to Union Pa
cife for unIoadIn They have just ex-
pended over $4,000 IN repairing and m
proving their elevator plant
Edwin James was given a surprise
party last evening at his home corner
of Kious street and Kansas avenue by
q number of his young friends Those
present were Misses Myrtle Robinson,
Stella Mitchell, Nina 1IcGreW, Amy
Parsons, LEILA Porter. Edna Fraser,
Jessie Shella barger. Adela Bistoss Lena
Hamilton. Sadie Heber, Ada MunSles
Messrs- Charles Sandmeyer. Kenneth
Clark. Homer Oh5eld. Ernest Priddy,
Fred Munsie, JAG Campbell Claude
l.
and Carl McGrew-
Miss Inez Kfncaid entertained her
Sunday school class Of the Baptist
church last evening from I 10 9 o'clock
al her home, 1902 Van Buren, street The i
evening was spent in a butterfly hunt. !
each butterfly being marked with q
particular letter, and altogether form /
ing a particular quotation To the one
finding the largest number q prize was I
given Earl Frautz was the fortunate /
one on this occasion and received a box
Of note paper During the evening a |
flash light picture or the party was /
taken by Harry Smith and Carl Nc I
Grew Miss Kfncaid was assisting in 4
entertaining and serving by Miss Edna I
kincaid and Miss Mabel Garland
Little Miss Mildred Bowman was the /
hostess today at q charming party, the T
occasion being the sixth anniversary OF 4
her birthday The Bowman home at /
els Van Buren, street was given up to i
the children for the afternoon. and the 4
yard. porch and parlors were filed with +
happy little people who spent the time 1
pIa wing various games The birthday i
cake with the hostess name in pink I
icing and decorated with six wax can
dies. was greatly admired Refresh
ments of sandwiches ice cream cake
and candies were served Mrs Bowman
was assisted IN entertaining by her
mother. Mrs T. F Seymour and Miss
Evelyn Frasius- Each guest received
as a souvenir Of the afternoon q con
rersational bonbon and the cap was
worn during the serving The invited
guests were Josephine Harris. Helen
DoIman- Leona Curtis. Ruth Frasius,
Edith Conk1a Meta Vennuu. Mar
guerite Srurg7s. Laura Sturg1s- Mar
Earet Cannon Florence Bowman.
Miriam Withers. Helen Fulton, Hobart
Dolman Kelsey Petro. Joe Campbell. /
Charlie Hoyt Charlie Lyon, Robert
Hutchinson and Arthur Harris
Michael and Walthour Meet
New York. Sept 21.-Jimmy Michael
and Bobby WaIthour viii meet again
II, Madison sSa45are Garden tonight /