The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-18
ACROSS THEKAW.

Items intended for this column should be
left with the Kimb1n Printing company,
$40 Kansas avenue
w. S. Rice, of Silver Lake, was a To-
peka visitor today.
Charles Norman is quite i'll at mis-
home at Rochester.
Mr.. Dick Lacey, Of Meriden, visited
Topeka friends yesterday
Mr. Chacey, of the ATeriden Ledger,
was visiting in town today.
Mr.. Charles French and Mr.. J. NJ.
Flynn spent Sunday in Kansas City.
Mrs Frank Collins has gone to Leav-
enworth, where she will visit friends for
a week
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ton Salyer of 1915 Polk street, was bur-
led yesterday.
The Feb. clearing sale still continues.
More bargains each day. Don't miss
them. COSTLEY & POST.
w NJ Willard, Of Meriden lodge No.
236, A +. & A NJ, viii go to Wichita
tomorrow to attend the grand lodge.
Mr.. Edwin Edwards, the we'll known
tenor, sang the offertory solo at the
Church of the Good Shepherd last even
ing.
The choir Of the Baptist church will
assist the choir of the Swedish Baptist
church with their singing Wednesday
evening.
There will be a celebration Of the Holy
Communion Ash Wednesday at 10
o'clock at the Church Of the Good
Shepherd.
w NJ. Cline. master workman of
Golden Rule lodge No. 80. A F. & A N,
went to Wichita yesterday to attend the
grand chapter and the grand lodge.
Miss Mabel Tfnsley. who has been at
tending the state normal, and who is
now en- route to her home at Waylands
Mo-, is visiting her cousins Misses
Laura and Hattie Morgan
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until Thursday there will be special
meetings every evening at the Central
Avenue Christian church. Mr.. Pervis.
of Hennessy, o. T, viii preach
Mr.. Charles TyndalI arrived Saturday
from Springfield, No, and the last OF
the week will leave with his wife for
that city, where they will make their
home Mrs. TyndaH has been spending
some time here visiting her mother, Mrs.
John French, of 1877 Quincy street
On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Fry entertained at a tacky party
at their home on West Gordon street IN
honor of Mrs Fry's birthday. Prizes
were given to the guests appearing IN
the fac<iest costumes The Iady's prize
a palm stand was awarded to Mrs. Jake
Maze, while a cup and saucer and a
brier pipe were voted the property Of Mr..
Mat CsarnloWslxi The evening was spent
in dancing and at late hour refresh
nents were served. Those present We're:
Mr. and Mrs Jake Maze. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Maze, Mr.. and Mrs. I. WOl1oFd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Gamlowski Mr.. and
Mrs. Charley Stewart. Mrs Marian
owen. Misses d. Fry. Gertie Fry, Myrtle
Maze Clara Maze, Clarissa and Monaco
GamIowsk, Hester Maze, Bertha Owen.
Agnes Wolford, Messrs. O. Maze, Ben
Hemmer, Dave and Clarence Stewart.
Will Fry, Oscar Maze, Charley, Maurice
and Glen Maze, Hubert, Harry and Ho-
rner Wolford. and Paul Gamlowsii.
A $4,000 addition to the industries of
North Topeka may be seen just outside
the city limits in the vegetable and fruit
grounds improved last year by Mr.. G. c.
Skinner. He secured ten acres Of ground
on the Rochester road erected a new
house for a home. He then added three
green houses each 25x100 feet and one 13
x50 feet The glass alone for these hot
houses cost nearly ST. 600 and altogether
he has spent the SO 900 above named. All
the ground has been highly improved
and something has been done this win
ter IN supplying early or spring vegeta-
bIes for the local markets which here
tofore required shipments from the
south The coming summer he Will raise
flowers in addition to vegetables, includ-
ing a variety Of large chrysanthemums
never before grown here and these viii