The Topeka state journal., 1901-09-06
NORTH TOPEKA.


Leave items for this column with KIM
ball & Son. 9l2 Kansas avenuel
Mr.. c. Kaser made a business trip to
Meriden today
The Union Pacific waiting room IS be-
ing newly painted.
Cut flowers, carnations and roses at
916 North Harrison greenhouse
Mr. and Mrs Ed Scott have taken
rooms at the Fulton home. sl4 Quincy
street.
Harley Hamilton has returned to
Kansas City after a short visit to his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Dan O'Rouek Of Beloit
are the guests Of Mrs. Mark Putnam at
the Union Pacific hotel.
Mrs. Marlett and family will move the
first of the month from 1908 Jackson
street to the South side.
Go to Bakers, 913 n. Kan. Ave. for
Bakery goods from the Ladies' E1x-
change on the South side.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Courtney viii re-
turn tomorrow from St. Louis where
they went for new fall millinery.
Miss Clara Scivener of Lebanan ar
rived today to visit Miss Ella Allen of
$50 Monroe street for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. w NJ G. Lane have
taken rooms at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Richard Spear, 9o3 Jackson street
Mr.. AIcAfee, brother of Manager Nc
the Rol Nichols property at 10o6 Quin-
cy street.
Fresh homemade bread by the thou
sand, full weight. Orders of any de-
scription filed promptly and delivered
Mayors Bakery.
Presiding Elder and Mrs. J. r. Mad
ison Of Park street returned yesterday
from Colorado where they spent the
month of August
Miss T2aseia Poke of Kansas Cffv
Mo-. is the guest Of her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Cain of
1925 Central avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Chrisman viii
move the first Of the week from 1894
Jackson street to the WilkerSon build
ing at 1910 Kansas avenue.
Mr.. Mark Putnam has returned from
Kansas City where he accompanied his
daughter, Marie, who will visit rela-
tives there until the opening of school
Mr.. Bert Lewis who has been in
Denver with Mr.. Won Dahlen since his
removal there, will return to Topeka
soon; he has been engaged as OrganiSt
at the First Presbyterian church.
The body of Archie Jaquay, the Is
year-Old Atchison boy who shot himself
rather than attend school, will be
brought here tomorrow morning and
buried in the family lot at Rochester.
Miss Albright, who is attending the
paper at this afternoons session, on
Our Work Among the Indians" Rev.
w. E. Hutchinson viii address the meet
ing tomorrow evening.
Miss Bertha Barrett gave an enjoyable
party Thursday afternoon from to 8.
Those present We're: Esther Adams.
Lura Adams, Mary Woodburn, Verne
Hare, Alice White, Tory Shankwilder,
Bessie SankxviIder, Helen Casey,
George Clutz. Matte Chutz.
The Argonaut club will hold their
first meeting for the club year Tuesday
evening, September 10. at the home Of
Mrs. Charles Curtis. The lesson in his
tory viii be beginning of Rome"
The papers for the evening viii be THE
Geography of Italy by Mr.. E. H.
Clarke and United Italy by Mr. W.
w F'iske.
Miss Dorothy Curtis entertained
few friends last evening at a water
melon party, at her home, corner of
Laurent and Van Buren, streets. The
affair, which was quite informal, had
been postponed from last Friday even
ing, owing to the indisposition of Con-
gresham Curtis last week.
W. c. Steele's Sunday school class of
the Second Presbyterian church held
their 11th annual picnic Wednesday on
the Washburn college campus. Those
present were Misses Bessie Mace, Alice
Hale Lizzie Rose, Maud Frey, Bessie
Watts, Della Gilman, Ada Nunsie. Liz
zfe Shellabarger, Adele Small, Nora
Stover. Mrs. W. C. Steele, Miss Minette
Loop, Miss Kearns and Miss Sadie He
ber were among the invited guests.