The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-05
NORTH TOPEKA.


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SIS Kansas avenue.
w E. Stafford. or Silver Lake, was
in town this morning.
Guttering and roofing done by
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spear viii be the
guests this week of friends in the couh-
try
Mrs. Burns. Of Denver. is visiting her
sister, Mrs. C. G. Mckee, OF - Ia
risou street.
Miss Ella Allen came home yester-
day from a short visit 70 relatives -
Lucas. kas.
A. Allen. plumbing. heating ana
sewer work. 1901 North topeka avs
MIR. nathan G. Peck Of Jewell City is
visiting his sons, r R. Peck anu . ~
Peck Of ShOrey.
Mrs a. Hardy. Of California. WHO 4
visiting friends in Silver Lake was -
North Topeka today
Miss May McNOun. Of Costiey q
Posts has returned to Work aAtsl .
vacation Of two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs W Z. SNYDER and son
have returned from Visit 10 hSAiAA ~
in Paola and Kansas city
Mr. Farnes Bonham. of Manhattan
was the guest sunday OF ms st7-14'
Mrs. Iarimer. of Monroe street
The Misses Kearns, who have Deeh
"a
returned home Sunday afternoon
AR. and Mrs. ". NJ. G. Lane have
taken rooms at the home Of Mr. anu
Mrs. j. a. Fulton. S14 Quincy street
Miss Ella Dearborn, OF NortonNlile,
is the guest of Miss Nellie Grant =
her home coner OF Grant street ana 10
peka avenue
Miss Alice Quinn returned YESTERDAY
from a short visit TO kansas ans rositi h5y
friends and has resumed hsf Po7i11o--
with w b. Spear < Co.
Miss Mildred Phillips will return
Tuesday from AIvord. Tex where sle
has been entertained Tor the pas $50 -
weeks bv her cousin. Miss sue WIisAt-
Mr. Oft of the Family drug store,
has rented the property at $40 Quincy
street. formerly occupied by MT anu
AIRS. Courtney. ana viii move his ram
fly into the same
Mrs Annie johnson who went to
Iowa a few weeks ago to attend the
funeral Of a relative returned YESTERDAY
to attend the funeral OF her son-ln-i4" >
daughter. Miss Rena Ward
Miss I X Cederholm who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs Beauury OF
Jackson street. viii go to western han-
sas Wednesday to make q snort visit
before returning to New York CITY
August clearing sale is now on. All
summer goods must be sold at once to
make room for our large stock OF tan
49, COsTLEY POST.
The social which was to have been
given last Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mr. f., Marble, near lnulan
creek and was postponed on account
of the rain. viii be given this evening
The funeral sermon Of a little boy
who died at Winfield was preached yes
terday afternoon ait five O'Clock by Rev
T. J. Pearson The music was furnish
ed by the Congregational people The
remains viii be sent to Wamego Tor
burial
The Congregational committee Of the
rF < 4
furnished flowers and music for the
patients at Riverside hospital yester-
day Those who took part were Rev
r. J. Pearson. Mr. and Mrs. Knoll,
Miss Naude Kellar. Miss Virginia
Hunt and Mr.. James Mckee The
flowers were kindly offered by the boys
OF the fire station
The union meeting held last evening
at the Congregational church was we'll
attended. and on account of the
change iii the weather the services were
held inside instead Of on the lawn.
Rev. j. "A. Stavely of the Methodist
church. preached the sermon Music
was furnished by the choir Of the Con
gregatOnal church, assisted by Miss
Ida Henry, of the Methodist church
andd Miss Myrtle Palmer Of the Cen
tral Avenue Christian church. There
was also very interesting union meet
ing Of all the young peoples societies
of the North side, led by Mr. L
Daniels. of the Congregational church
The funeral of Miss Rena Ward was
held this afternoon at two o'clock from
the Second Presbyterian church anc
was largely attended. The service.
We're conducted by Rev. J. S Glenden
ming. assisted by Rev. Mr.. Barrett al
old friend of the family who had Off
ctated at the funeral of Miss Ward
mother. The pallbearers. Misses Dell;
Gilman. Bessie Mace, Lille Davies
Lizzie Rose. Ada Munsie and Alic
Hale. were OF had at one time beef
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