The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-06
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ball Printing Co. e12 North Kansas Ave-l
Hammoeks and Croauet sets at James.
Miss Belle MARBLE, Of Indian Creek,
was in town today shopping
Kansas City and return Wednesday,
S1.75. T. NJ. James, jr $50 Kansas ave
nue..
Born. Sunday, May 4, a son to Mr..
and Mrs. c. T. Marble. of S08 Jackson
street.
There is a case of measles in the
family of R. Congdon. 122 West Gordon
street.
The Aletheans will meet Wednesday
, evening at the home of Miss Emily
Hewitt, S15 Harrison street
The broom factory of Gish & Balm
bridge has been moved to the corner Of
Paramore and Jefferson streets.
Miss Mary Olson, who has been at
tending the Swedish Baptist conference.
has returned to her home in Kansas
City, Kas.
The Ladies Aid society of the Cen
trail Avenue Christian church win meet
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Clark, in Maple Grove.
Miss Tilly Holcomb of Cottonwood
Falls spent Sunday here visiting her
mother, Mrs. Holcomb and her sister,
Mrs Graham of 1884 Jackson street.
Wanted-At once, a few ladies who
can spare an hour each day, writing
so cents per hour. Modern Book Co,
ooO LAe1A4oc1S etfCAAOCs ANOlNA AORCAcAs
room 10.
Mrs. E. D. Small writes that she and
her son and daughter are located for
the summer at La Jolla, a suburb of
San Diego, where they have a seven
room cottage.
The F. A. A. will give dance
Wednesday evening, May T. at 1000
North kansas avenue. Admission, %
cents per couple; extra ladies, 10 cents.
Ice cream and cake will be served.
the home of Rev. w. B. Hutchinson, 316
West Laurent street. The programme
VIII include paper on the artist, Guido
REM, by Miss Gilmore, and one on
Italian music by Miss Pence.
Victor council No. K and l. Of s.
initiated four candidates at their meet
ing last evening. The initiation was
followed by the serving of coffee and
cake. This lodge now has about ITO
beneficiary and So social members.
P. D. Rigg. of Leon, Kas., who has
/ been spending the past four months in
| Bennington, arrived yesterday for a
! short visit to his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ w. J. StoVan, of 1924 Harrison street.
/ Mr. Rigg is en- route to Kansas City.
Ernest Matthews of 1910 Jackson
| street returned yesterday from the Phil
ippines Islands where he has been serv-
ing in the regular army for the past
/ three years, being a member of troop B,
First United States cavalry He left
Rev. T. J. Pearson, pastor of the Con
gregational church viii go to Manhattan
/ Thursday to attend the congregational
association. From there he will 60 to
+ Herington to Join Mrs. Pearson and
/ Miss Daisy Pearson who leave on the
1 same day for visit to their old home.
Mr.. B. A. Churchill of 1921 Fillmore
street. the head weaver and designer at
/ the Western wooden mill was given a
surprise party last evening by a num-
/ Der of his friends In honor of his birth
day anniversary. The host was present
ed by his friends with a very hand
some chair.
AT the meeting of Amity lodge 231 K.
of P. last evening the Sd degree was con
ferred upon two candidates. All mem
bers of the lodge who are interested in
/ the uniform rank company will please
assemble a the sam pie rooms of SheIla-
barger & Sons at o'clock tonight to
examine uniforms.
Louis Neiswender died yesterday at
Stormont hospital from injuries reeeiv
ed while working for the Rock Island
road in New Mexico. Mr.. Nefswender
was a brother of Mrs. J. Q. a. Peyton
of this city. The funeral viii be held
tomorrow at 1870 o'clock from the
/ Prairie Home cemetery. The procession
| will leave the undertaking rooms OF
DeMoss & Penwell at II o'clock
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Thomson and
children have returned from White
! City, where Rev. Mr.. Thomson preached
/ during the winter They are at present
| the guests Of Mrs. Thomson's parents
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Graves. of Quincy