The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-27
NORTH Topeka.

in Kansas City.
Removal sales. Save your money. Take
advantage of our sales.
Miss Margaret Hanley made a short
visit to Misses Daisy and Myrtle Olin-
ger of Horton last week.
ID. p. Elm has returned to Kansas
City after visit Of few weeks to Mr..
and Mrs. J. M. Smith Of Central avenue.
Special for Monday. at 8 o'clock. for
one hour only, SO cabinets S1.50 a dozen.
Aldridge's studio. 1015 n. Kansas ave
Mr. E. Hastings of Holman's addition
has purchased the Bell property in that
addition and win move his family into
it,
Mr. June Baxter has purchased the
Elite bakery from Mr.. Dufrane and is
having some extensive improvements
made.
The usual services will be held tomor-
row at the Central Avenue Christian
church. F1eaching at II a. m. and
p. m
of Emporia, has been visiting her cous
ms. Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Morse OF PA
West Gordon street.
Helena Chapter o. E. s. win give an
entertainment at Masonic hall.aJ0 North
Kan ave. Monday evening, April 20,
1901. Admission 10c.
14rs. Price. who has been making an
extensive visit to her daughter. Mrs. L.
p. Coultfs of 1923 Central avenue, viii
leave on Tuesday for her home in To-
ronto. Canada
The ladies of the W. c. T. U. viii meet
with Mrs. Brummitt 11O9 Central avenue
Monday afternoon at o'clock It is
earnestly hoped that all members viii
be present as there has been no business
done for three weeks
Mrs. John England Of 1120 Monroe
street Will leave next Thursday for
lar n vi Git
Mrs. Moses AIoskowitz. From there she
will go to Boston where she win be the
guest of her son. Mr.. Arthur England.
The announcement in last evenings
paper that DR.. Raub, Kent Raub, Mr.
Wick and Frank Raynor had gone to
Richland on a fishing trip was a mis-
take It should have read DR.. Raub
and Mr.. Kent Raub as they composed
the entire party.
Miss Susie Werner will arrive Sunday
from Arizona where she has been spend
ing the winter and will be the guest I'M
til Monday of her sister Mrs ]. B. JEFF
fers Of 923 Van Buren, street when she
viii leave for her home in Doniphan.
Kansas
Services tomorrow at the Church of
the Good Shepherd will be Sunday
school at $50. c. P. Bolmar. superin-
tendent; Il a. m. morning prayer, me-
trical L stany, sermon by Rev. Canon
Bywater; 7:30 p. M. evening prayer, ser
mon by Canon Byv alter.
John French came in this morning
from Springfield, Mo, to make a visit
to his family at 1917 Quincy street. Mr.
French was formerly general foreman
Of the santa Fe blacksmith shops here
but now holds a similar position in
Springfield for the St. Louis and san
Francisco railway.
one Of the incest pleasure crafts in
Soldier creek is the gasoline launch the
property of Mr. c. F. Hawkins and Mr..
Charles Small. This boat was launched
river The launch has a four horse pow
er engine and is otherwise thoroughly
equipped and viii carry from eight to
ten passengers.
Although - many Of the Odd Fellows
went to Kansas City yesterday TO at
tend the SD anniversary OF the institC-
ton OF the order in this country there
were enough stay at homes to make a
goodly meeting Of Eugene lodge last ev-
ening After the business of the even
ing was over these were surprised by a
visit from the Rebekais who came with
an abundance Of cake and ice cream. 50
much ip fact THAI the supply exceeded
the der4and and orc Of the finest cakes
was lef- untouched This it was decid- 4
ed to VOTE - ne Eandsomest and most
popular C-Jc Fellow Nominations wera
then in O-dcr and every man was made
a candidate ard after considerable bal |
loting Mr.Dave Harold who proclaimed |
the wiener and given the prize He
was urged by his defeated brethren 10
cut the cake and divide but this he
firmly refused to do and said # should |
go to one Of their number who is III at |
the hospital or to his family.