The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-13
NORTH TOPEKA.

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william Supple was IN from Silver
Lake yesterday
Mr. John Lapp went to St Joseph to-
day on a business trip
The infant child Of Mr. and Mrs.
Deordorn Of Aenoken died Sunday and
was buried today
Miss Gertrude Glover OF Olathe IS
visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Hoyes of
928 Van Buren, street
Mrs George c. Bowman and Mrs. ".
D Lacey viii give q picnic Friday eve
ming at Garfield park
H D. Jet and family have moved
temporarily from 501 Paramore street
to loss Kansas avenue
G. L Bromm and family have moved
from 81 Harrison street to the corner
OF Seventh and Jefferson
Mrs Frank Scudder of Kious street
has gone to Kansas City where she will
visit friends for two weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Reinholdt. north Of town.
is entertaining her sister, Miss Louisa
Schroeder Of Wilcox. Arizona
Mr. Charles Brill who has been visit
ing his brother, .. NJ Brill. has return
ed to his home in Louisville, Kan.
Miss Anna Heartburg returned TO
Kansas City Monday. after a months
visit in Topeka with her parents
Alpha Robinson is able TO be at work
again at station IA after a weeks
vacation caused BY the accident to his
eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank owen and daugh-
ter, Miss Prudence owen, will return
this evening from weeks outing in
Colorado.
Mr. Crush has resigned his position
with Continental Creamery Co and viii
leave IN a few days for Kansas City to
join Mrs Crush.
Miss ollie Courtright viii return
Wednesday from Aurora, Ill. where she
has been the guest of her aunt for the
past three weeks.
Miss Maud Ira viii give a picnic at
Garfield park Wednesday evening in
honor Of her guest. Miss DoIlie Richards
of Lyons. Kansas
Mrs. Whitman who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Mark Putnam, at the
Union Pacific hotel, has returned TO her
home IN Kansas City
Mrs Porter and daughter. Miss Edith
Porter of Fafrchild street. have gone
to Silver Lake where they will visit
friends the rest Of the week
Miss Kate Buechner of I20 West Cor
don street left today for Butler No. to
attend the funeral of the infant child
of her cousin, Mrs. Walter Anderson.
Another car of the RusseIviI1e Oufta
on track this week, but if you are not
particular about the price you can get
it September ! for more money.
KENT'S KASH KOAL kONCERN.
Anity lodge No. 2s1 K. of P enter
tanned the K of p. band at their hall
last evening Refreshments of ice
cream. cake, lemonade and cigars were
served
Mrs John Bauer Of 1921 Monroe street
has returned from a visit ofthree weeks
to Colorado. She visited her sister, Mrs
Fred Pier of Denver and friends IN Col
orado Springs.
Miss Ella Thorngate of Omaha ar
rived yesterday and is the guest of
Miss Myrtle Seymour of 915 Van Buren,
street Mrs w p, Kuhn Of Holton
came today and is also Miss Seymour's
guest.
Mrs. George G. Bowman and sister,
Miss Seymour, have issued invitations
for an at home Wednesday afternoon at
the Seymour home, s15 Van Buren,
street IN honor of their guests. Miss
Thorngate and Mrs. W D. Kuhn.
Rev Mr.. Charles Thompson who for
several years was a missionary n
China and was there during the trou-
bic last year, viii give a lecture Fri
day evening at the Congregational
church. Rev. Mr. Thompson is a SON.
in-Iaw of Mr.. and Mrs. George Graves.
Charles Stevenson returned yester-
day to his home in Dodge City after a
short visit to his relatives. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Baker of 919 Jackson street Mr..
Stevenson came TO this part OF the
state to get Is car loads OF cattle from
the vicinity of Alma which he will take
home with him for pasturage.
Mr. and Mrs ". @. Black of HoI-
mans addition were the victims of a
very successful surprise party last eve
ming which was given in honor of Mrs.
Blacks birthday. A pleasant social
time was enjoyed until a late hour,
when after partaking of dainty refresh
ments, the guests wished their host and
hostess good night. Mrs. Black received
a number Of handsome presents The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs w g.
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Parks,
Mr. and Mrs VIII Gard. Mrs. Carrie
Whitaker. Mrs. Martha Mills. Mrs. Flor
ence Raub Miss Ruth Willis, Miss
Ruth Barrett. Mrs. c. 3. TuttIe, Mas
tiers Harry Guard and Paul Raub.