The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-21
NORTH TOPEKA.

u,eave items for this column with KIM
BAH & Son. s12 Kansas avenue'>
DR.. Magil1 of Silver Lake was North
side visitor today
Miss Anna Uhyler of valley ans 10
visiting Miss Eva Reamy.
Mr.. E. D. Small and son, Arthur, spent
Sunday at Delavan Park.
Mr.. Harley Hamilton of Kansas City
visited his parents yesterday.
Special bargains in hats at Mrs Court
news two stores, SOB South, 917 North
Mr.. Petro of Mcpherson was the guest
Sunday of his mother, Mrs G. W. Petro,
of Harrison street
Mrs. o. D. Skinner will leave next
week for a visit of four weeks to rela-
tives in Vermont.
Miss Nora Phillips, Miss Elizabeth
Lambert and Mr. and Mrs H. Jett spent
Sunday in Granville.
The Bethany Reading Circle will meet
Tuesday evening at the home OF Mr. anu
Mrs. Oscar Beeler. ll2l central avenue
DR.. and Mrs Charles Steele of Kansas
City are visiting Mr.. Steele'S uncle ana
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Long of Quincy
street.
Mr.. and Mrs George Risen and son
Emmett are moving from $40 jackson
street to Van Buren, between Fifth ana
Sixth streets.
Miss Alice Goodhue will arrive this
week from Emporia to visit her aunt,
Mrs C. H. Rhodes of Quincy street, anu
her uncle DR.. l.. A. Ryder and family
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Boyer returned sa
to their home in Kansas City this
morning after short visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Jordan of 1016 Quincy street
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. SheIlabarger and
Miss Elizabeth Shellabarger have re-
turned from Horton where they attend
ed the funeral of Mrs G. G. Shella-
barger.
Mr.. George Kearns and son. Mr.. Win
Kearns, arrived Saturday from missouri
and are the guest of Mr. George Hearns
brother at his home, corner Oh al
Buren, and Park streets.
Mrs. VIM Ryan and little son JACK
and father Mr.. Samuel Aikens, returned
Yesterday to their home in Kansas City
after a short visit to Mrs Ryan's sister,
Mrs Jonas Lukens of Central avenue.
Mrs. George Klussman came down
from Manhattan today to join her nus
band who has resumed his place IN the
Santa Fe shops. They are at present
with Mrs. KluSSmanS parents, MI anu
Mrs George Stoker.
Mrs. Lee Dolman and daughters, Nellie
May and son Grove of S1S Quincy street.
will leave in a week or two Tor DaVe en-
mort. Iowa, where they will spend the
winter with Mr.. Dolman. who is work
ing for the R. I. road there
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tincher arrived
Saturday from Portland. Oregon, ana
are visiting Mr.. Tincher's parents IA
F,Imont Later they will visit Mr.. ana
Mrs. Palmer of Central avenue and Mr.
and Mrs Robinson of Topeka avenue
The North Topeka Benevolent society
was represented yesterday at Riverside
hospital by a male quartette composed
of Messrs Lew Fraser, Bert Fraser,
levi Frantz and Dave Taylor who sang
several selections. Misses Iva Grow and
Lillian ISlussman were also present and
distributed flowers. There are now
seven patients at the hospital.
Rev. Herbert M Denslow, rector OF
the Episcopal church of Muncie, Ind,
who has been attending the triennlal
general convention of the Episcopal
Church at San Francisco will arrive
here Wednesday and visit his former
narishioners, Mrs. Mary Smith and
daughter. Mrs. t. M James, Jr-, of 225
West Laurent street. until THURSDAY
afternoon.
The Argonauts will hold their usual
meeting Tuesday evening at the nome
of Mrs Charles Curtis The lesson IN
Roman history, which includes tne