The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-23
NORTH TOPEKA.

Geave items for this column with Kim
bah & Son. e12 Kansas avenue-)
Courtney's for Csc pictures.
w. S. williams has gone to Granville
to visit Mr.. Shirley and family
Ed Smith of Granville was in town
today with a load of potatoes
F. L. Asher, of the police force, has
moved to 11O9 Van Buren, street.
]. H. Sanders and family of Elmont
/ have moved to $40 Garfield street
c. A Fernstrom is having the front
of his store at 824 Kansas avenue re-
painted.
The boys Of fire station No. 1 are
busy now painting the woodwork OF
the station
| J. Colvert and family, who have been
living in Hoyt. have moved to 1929 Van
Buren, street
Mrs. John Falkner. of Columbia
Springs, Kan. is visiting friends on the
North side.
Mrs. VIII Dean and daughter. Daisy.
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Z. U Bissell
of 1927 Topeka avenue
Mrs. Lille Bryan returned yesterday
from visit of several weeks to rela-
tives in Lincoln, Neb.
Miss Heloise Green left today for
Lawrence where she will be the guest
of friends for a week.
Mrs. Teal and granddaughter, Grace
Guild of Silver Lake, are visiting Mrs.
Joe HOws of $40 Jackson street.
Chester Ammonn of station AZ is off
duty on account of sickness and Arthur
L. Collins is working in his place.
Mrs. David Roller and Miss Jessie
Bickell left today for Wamego and
Louisville. Kan, where they win visit
friends for a week
Louisville, KY, and return $3.50 via
Santa F'e route. For full information
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Agt.. $50 North Kansas avenue.
A St. Louis paper mentions among
the prominent Tnilliners who are seen
in the stores selecting their fall stock
were Mrs. W. NJ Costley and Miss lone
Woodman of North Topeka.
A. M. Cross returned last evening
from six weeks eastern trip. He visi-
ted in Michigan, the Buffalo exposition
and points in Virginia Mrs Cross and
children are still in Michigan the
guests of relatives.
Victor council No. has again divid-
ed into sections and will see which sec
ton can secure the greatest number Of
new members in a given time. The
council had such a contest as this in
the spring which resulted in tie.
Mrs. w Fl. Cheney Of Harrison street
entertained the following ladies from
the country at dinner Thursday. Mrs.
Alva Owen, Mrs. Sherman George. Mrs.
Elma Button and Mrs. P. L. Wise of
West Sixth street, Topeka It being
the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Ce-
Gil, the dinner served as cele-
bration of that occasion.
Miss Gertrude Kun was given very
pleasant party last evening at her
home 1925 Kansas avenue. The affair
should be called a lantern party as
each guest had a gayly decorated Ian
tern The evening was spent playing
various games and listening to music
which was furnished by Nina Palmer,
Hattie Hail. Walter Ayers Gertrude
Kull and Ina Tyler. The hostess was
assisted in serving the refreshments by
Misses Hattie and May Bennett. Those
present were: Ada Wilson, Mile Ear
ker, Zura Tyler, Mamie Zarker, Clara
Tyler. Nellie WiIlitts, Bessie Willitts,
Marion Withers, Addie Miller, Ada Dee
Yer, Lillian Bean. Edna Schenck, Ada
Schenck, Cecil Powers, Earl Maxwell,
Ray Wilkerson. Walter Ayers, Marryat
James, Orval zarker, Philip Billiard,
Charlie Wilson, Ralph Zarker and VIII
lie Kuu