The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-06

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left with the Kimb4ll Printing company.
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$50 tons nice dry coal in bins at $325
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1912 N. Kan. Ave-
Miss Ella Woodburn Will arrive Sat
urday from Chicago to visit her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Woodburn Of Tyler street.
Miss Maud Wilson went to Oskaloosa
today to- visit friends.
Miss E!veline Smith Of 1901 Monroe
street has returned from ST. Joseph
where she has been for the past two
Miss Anna Miller left today for Michi-
gan Kan. where she viii be the guest
of friends.
Quincy street left today for Las Vegas,
N NJ, for the benefit of Mr.. Miller's
health.
Mrs Frank Root is in Emporia visit
ing her daughter, Miss Bessie Root, who
is a student of the State Normal
Mr.. Frank Baker left last night for
Shawnee. O. T.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H Gender returned
last Saturday from Oklahoma City and
will again make this city their home.
They are at present staying at the home
or 1T. K . RUNNER. S14 quincy street
Mrs Wade and Miss Wade of Ellis,
Lille sly
Mr.. Arthur MeKelvey of Silver Lake
is i'll at his home with the smallpox.
Mr.. John COPYRIGHT returned yeSter-
day from Aurora, H., where he was
called by the death Of his sister in-Iaw,
Mrs William COPYRIGHT.
Mrs. T. n. George entertained a num-
Der Of her friends yesterday at her
home in Rochester in honor Of the sixty
seventh anniversary Of her birthday;
The guests were invited for dinner and
to spend the afternoon Those present
were. Mrs. Sarah Bryan Of Hoston,
Mrs. Emma Good of Holto1s, sister and
daughter of the hostess; Mr. and Mrs.
John Harris of Topeka, Mr. and Mrs.
Sherman George, Mrs William Owen,
Mrs Carrie Morrow, and Mrs Davis
Mrs. George received a number Of pref
ty presents from her friends.
Owing TO sickness in the f5mily Of
Mrs Glenn Lyon the meeting of the
Needle Ten society Will be postponed
Thursday.
The VI. T. K. club held a very pleas
ant and profitable meeting yesterday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. A M.
Petro. 1014 Van Buren, street. Roll call
was answered by current events. The
original paper for the afternoon was
given by Mrs T. E. Reagle and was on
.'Hypnotisna." Mrs. A. NJ Petro gave
a review of some late books, paying par
ticular attention to the novel When
Blades Are Out and Loves -Afiald," by
Rev Cyrus T. Brady. Much interest
was taken in the review of this book as
the author, an Episcopal clergyman.W was
formerly archdeacop Of this diocese and
lived at Manhattan At a previous
meeting the question of having special
programme in honor OF the late queen.
was discussed. Yesterday 1t was decid-
ed to have this meeting on May "A, the
birthday of Queen Victoria. Mrs J. A.
Campbell and Mrs. Theodore XVilkie
were appointed on the committee to ar
range a programme for this OCCASION
which is to consist of papers and read
ings in reference to the late ruler as
woman and queen.
Mrs f. D. Small gave a very pleasant
party last evening at her home 1923
Jackson street, in honor Of Mr.. Smalls
birthday. The party was in the nature
Of a surprise and was entirely success
full as the host knew nothing Of the at
fair until the arrival of the guests High
five was the game played The head
prizes were won by DR. and Mrs. Ryder
and were q cigar case and a box of
gundtha1 were consoIed with two little
colored pictures Mr. Small received
from his friends as a souvenir Of the
occasion a very handsome chair. Those
present were. Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Baker
DR.. and Mrs ]. F. Buck DR.. and Mrs
L A. Ryder. Mr. and Mrs. v B. kist-
Ter Mr. and Mrs. Jerome COlvin. Mr.
and Mrs W S. BergundthaI. Mr.. and
Mrs. A NJ. Baird. Mr. and Mrs r. G.
Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs Fred lies. Mr. and
Mrs J. A. Campbn1l, Mr.. ard Mrs. VIM.
Green, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Keeler, DIR.
and Mrs Edwin Knowles, Mr. end AIRS.
R0lIin Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Small.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Small and Miss
DOllie Curtis.
Camp No 1913 NJ. w A. viii give a
musical and literary entertainment AT
their hall No. 1900 Kansas avenue to
morrow night. Dancing after program
is rendered Admission 10 cents.