The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-12-21
NORTH TOPEKA.

Mrs. Arthur G~roendyke and
Elsie were in from Meriden yesterday
III. J. Nichols went to Kansas City
this afternoon to attend the meeting of
the U. c. T.
Miss Minnie Boyle will spend the holt
lays visiting her friend, Miss Grace At
wood. of St. Joe.
Mrs. John Jenkins and little son Rich
ard, of Onaga, are visiting Mrs. Frank
Ebey, of jackson street.
Miss Clara Stewart, who is attending
school in Topeka, will spend the holi-
days at her home at Hoyt-
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A Maze of West
Gordon street have gone to Wabaunsee
county for a visit of a week
Mrs. J. c. Todd of 1902 Jackson street
has returned from Fairfax. Mo-, where
she was called by the death OF ner
brother.
w. G.. Brooks will speak at Asbury
chapel Sunday evening at $50, subject,
Take Care of the Living and Let the
Dead Rest"
Bargains in new and second hand BIZ
cyclesl Closing out to make room for
1902 models, at Lacey's, S42 North Kan
sas avenue.
Mrs. Sarah Ward. Mrs; strume, Misses
Enid Studebaker and Mamie Van
Orsday of Kiro. Kansas, spent the day
in town shopping.
Miss BERTHE Shields, a teacher at
Lindsborgs Kas., arrived today and will
visit her father, c. d. Shields, of Mer1-
den, during the holidays.
Lost, half set lower teeth on west
side Kansas avenue, between MOTIFS
and Laurent streets. Liberal reward on
return to 907 North Quincy.
Miss Bertha Ne~iswender, of Silver
Lake, is spending a few lays in town,
the guest of her brother, Mr.. Clark
Neiswender and wife, of Jackson street
Miss Lucretia Kemp will come up
from Emporia today to spend her vaca-
ton at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Kemp, at Capitol View.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Hinken, of Yer
sailles, Mo-, are the parents of a son,
born December IS. Mrs. Hinken was
formerly Miss Emma Evans, of this
city.
Mrs. O.. T. Schaeffer and daughter
Isabel and sisters, Mrs. VIII Of1eld and
City this morning, where they spent the
day shopping.
Messrs. Sam Shields and Walter Dick
inson, who are attending the x. 5. a.. Z.
at Manhattan, came home today and
will spend their vacation at their homes
near Meriden.
Miss Lulu Kincaid who teaches the
school a mile and q half southwest or
Silver Lake will come home today
to spend her Christmas vacation visit
ing her parents at their home, 1902 Van
Buren, street
Mrs. Arthur Woodwork will arrive
Tuesday from Duluth, Mimi, to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Green
way vi 4oA AoOL oAS 4 ~
Joined later by Mr.. Woodwork and
they will probably decide to make this
place their home.
Rev. and Mrs. T. ]. Pearson of 924
lily reunion Christmas. Their guests
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pearson,
Miss Emma Pearson, MI. Charles Pear
son, all of Harrington, and Mr.. Robert
Pearson of Joplin, Mo-.
Friday afternoon the Lyman school
dismissed for the holiday vacation.
Rhetorical exercises were given and
were heard by the following visitors:
Esta Brook. Miss Gertie Palmer, and
Miss Josie Reed.
Miss Sadie Sterne Of Chicago, Miss
Betty Bernstein of Denver, Colo, Mr..
Leon Bear of Chicago will arrive Sun
day and be the guests until after
Christmas of Mrs. Bernstein and
daughter, Miss Sarah Bernstein.
VIM. fowler who was stricken with
paralysis Wednesday afternoon in the
Dibble grocery died yesterday morn
ing at 2:30 at his home on Kansas ave-
nue., north of Soldier creek He leaves
a widow and several grown children.
The funeral will be held Sunday after
noon from his late home.
Miss Ethel Shank who mas been visit
ing in Hutchinson for the past two
is again the guest of her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Withers, of
I'LL Kansas avenue Miss Shank will
also be entertained by Kansas City
friends before returning to her home at
Red Oak, Iowa
h business of the Home Bakery has
increased so that Mr.. Mayer has found
it necessary to take a partner and has
new firm expect to increase their ia
cilities and will do an extensive ship
ping business. Later they will put in
a machine for making bread and will
have machine as well as home made
bread.
J. Hanann, miller at Forbes Brothers
mill met with a painful accident yes
terday afternoon which will cause him
to take an enforced vacation Mr.
Hanann was leaning out the rolls
with a stick when the stick slipped and
rolls. Before his assistant could throw
off the belt the first finger was torn off
to the second joint and all the flesh
taken off of the second finger to the
second joint.
In the morning paper. mention was
which the article stated occurred this
week from smallpox at his home in
iarly known as Doc" and was former
on the police force. The Doc" or
Perry Ward mentioned there died five
or six years ago from consumption and
his widow and little children are still
living in North Topeka The only fam
lily of Wards living in Shorey is that
of f. NJ. Ward, the real estate dealer.
Ward has a son Perry, who is a
school boy.
b managers of the Western wooden
mill gave a reception yesterday after
noon and evening to the public. when
their new plant was thrown open and
visitors shown the different machinery
and how each Part was worked The
reception committee was composed of
President Holman, Manager McAfee
and Treasurer Elmore, while part of the
employees escorted the visitors through
the mill. Each guest was given as a
souvenir a calendar, a piece of the first
cloth made at the mill, and also a piece
of cloth containing one of the machine
made b~uttonhoIes