The Topeka state journal., 1901-09-04
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Q.eave items for this column with KIM
BAH 4 son SO Kansas avenue.5 '- -'''''-
Frank Winters of Hoyt was in town
today.
Walter whitehead was in from Grant
vile today.
Maynard johnson Of Silver Lake was
in town today
Ray Miller had his bicycle stolen at
the fire last evening.
Mr. Mark Putnam and daughter, Ma
RE, spent the day in Kansas City.
Mr.. Roy Petit, Of Holton. is visiting
the family of VIII Stovall of 1926 Topeka
avenue
See our north window for the new
patterns in fall dress goods.
COsTLEY & POST.
The young people of the German Bap-
tist Sunday school will picnic tomorrow
at Garfield park
Mrs. ". NJ. Costley is the guest this
week Of Mr. and Mrs. a. J. Berry at
Shady Nook farm.
Misses Laura and Emma Fix came
up from Nolland yesterday and visited
Miss Dora Swensen-
Doz. Ladies' Trim med Hats for
Thursday to close out at 1oc each
COSTLEY & POST
Mr. VIII zarlxer and son, Harry, of
1919 jackson street. left today on a ten
days trip through New Mexico and Col
Orado.
Miss Ethel Lewis returned last even
ing from Emporia where she has been
visiting her sister for the past two
weeks.
day for Denver to join Mr. Cass who
has position there with a wholesale
grocery house.
Mrs Chamberlain, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Robert Miller of
1924 Central avenue, will leave tonor-
row for her home in Pontiac, III.
Miss Anna Henry of Stornont hospi-
tai, went to Kingman last evening to
nurse Mrs. Morton Albaugh, who was
severely injured in a runaway a few
days ago.
Mrs Russell Barber and little daugh-
ter Esther Will leave next week for Los
Angeles. Cal, where they viii spend the
winter visiting Mrs. Barber's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. q. w Carey. The change
win be made for the benefit Of the
health of Esther.
Miss Alena Philbin entertained a
number of her friends at a lantern par
ty Monday evening in honor of Mamie
and Grace Courtway of Kansas City
and her cousin, Mabel Cass. who leaves
for Denver, Col The porches and lawn
We're prettily decorated with cushions
and rugs. Refreshments We're served
with many colored lanterns. Those
present We're. Maude Ward, Helen Ca
sey, Mamie COurtway, Hazel Miller, Ma
bel Cass, Margaret Philbin, Mary Can
non, Margaret Cannon, Evelyn Miller,
Grace Ward and Grace Courtway.
Helen Casey and Evelyn Miller enter
tanned a few of their little friends at q
lantern party last evening at the for
mer's home on Topeka avenue conph-
mentary to Mabel, Roy and John Cass
who leave for Denver today and Mamie !
and Grace Courtway of Kansas City
Their guests were: Margaret Sturgis, |
Helen SturgiS, Verne Hass. Hazel Mil I
Ter, Grace Courtway, Lena Philbin, Mary
Cannon, Anna Ballard, Leila Yonkers. |
Matte Clutts Bertha Barrett Mary
WOOdburn, Willie Ciutts, John Yonkers, [
John Cass, Mabel Cass, Mamie Court I
way. Margaret PhiIbin, Margaret Can |
non, Anna Yonkers. Georgia Clutts. Cora !
Yonkers. Emma Clutts, Edgar Miller, |
Harry Yonkers, Roy Cass. Norman and /
Luke Ballard.
At the George w KistIer homestead, /
six miles north Of town, was held last |
Sunday afternoon exceptionally /
pleasant and largely attended family /
reunion The guests paTtOOk of a /
bountiful dinner served on the lawn, |
and after that the time was spent in q /
social way Those attending We're:
Mrs. G. w. kistler, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. /
EleiScller of HCNt- MIR. and Mrs Den /
mis- Donnelly of Mayetta- Mr.. and Mrs I
House and son Eugene of AIeriden Mr.. I
and Mrs. Woolpert and family, Mr. and 1
Mrs Guy Compton and family. Mr. and 1
Mrs. Cyrus Kistler Mr. and Mrs. S r. i
Kutz, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Rigdon, Mr.. and 1
r. K Graham and family. Mr.. and Mrs 4
William kistler. Mrs. Arthur Parsons (
and children and Mr.. Charles Kistler 1
Before leaving for their hon es in the 4
evening the guests decided that the re
union should be made an annual event I
and accordingly it was agreed that a
similar gathering should be held at this
time next year
BISCEOFF- -HAZFN
The marriage of Miss Dora AmaIia
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
ear Bischoff. to Mr.. Lindon Derwin
Hazen, son of Judge and Mrs. EIazen,
was solemnized this morning at &c
o'clock at the home Of the brides pa
-ents, 225 West Gordon street Rev. Mr..