The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-06
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Maurice Todd is home from trip to
California.
Miss Laura Powers of Hoyt. was In
town shopping yesterday.
Miss Margaret Reed left Monday for
a months visit in Minneapolis, Mimi
Miss Bessie Henry is taking a few
days vacation from the w. Nj. Cosuey
store.
er of Silver Lake left today for San
Francisco.
r. L. Anderson and Proctor FOUGHT
spent today at Silver Lake roofing J. +.
Guilds elevator.
Miss Almeda Daffron. of Denver:
Colo, will arrive today for an extended
visit to Miss Nellie Grant.
Mr.. Franklin Owen. who injured his
foot in the shops causing blood poison
ing. is much improved
VIM. Baxter, OF Auburn. was in town
today. Mr. Baxter reports considerable
sickness in that locality.
George Clarke, of Shorey. has re-
turned from a ten days visit in Denver
and other Colorado points.
Mrs Dudley Pratt, who has been very
Ill is slowly improving and is now able
to sit up a little each day
Lost in West park, August /. black
coat with, gold pin it, Return to
1915 North Jackson for reward
Mrs. James Anderson, Miss Sarah An
derson and Master George Anderson
have returned from months outing to
Colorado.
Mr. E s. McClintock and Miss Ad-
die Parker who came to attend the fun
eral of Mr.. Parker, returned to Kansas
City today.
Mrs Murdie who had one of her eyes
operated upon at Stormont's hospital, Is
improving and able to be taken to her
home Monday
Mrs NJ F. Taylor is here from Au-
gusta to be with her brother. Mr.. Will
Little who is suffering from an attack
of appendicitis.
Mrs. Ella Cochran. of Chicago, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs Adams. of 1lD
Clay street south, and the family of c.
A. Kinne, of 1853 Kansas avenue
Kent's Kash Koal Koneern will fill
Cash orders of two or more tons Usage
City coal during August for $500 per
ton A Nj. KENT.
Mrs. J. B. Belts. Miss Myrtle Belts.
Miss Freda Belts. and Mrs W. H
kelchner OF Wichita leave Thursday for
Salt Lake City. Mr.. Belts will join
them at Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stitt and son
Fred left today for an extended trip
through California During Mr. Stitt' S
absence Mr.. c. F. Adams will act as
financial secretary for Victor council
No 4. K. and L. of s.
Maud Evans. the 9-year-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Evans. colored. of 1924
Topeka avenue south, died yesterday of
consumption. The funeral was held this
afternoon and burial was in the Richie
cemetery.
Mr. Russell B. George. of Chicago
who has been visiting his nephew. A j.
Paramore and family. of Quincy street.
has gone to Colorado, where he has
mining interests. Mr.. George is mu-
sician of note and has studied extern
sively in Europe.
Miss Abby Conner, of Washington
City, was the guest of honor at little
picnic given last evening at Garfield
park The others present We're: Miss
Curtis. Miss Houghtelin. Miss Laura
Houghtelin, Miss Lou Dell MeMaster,
Mr.. John Green. Mr.. Bert Green. Mr..
Ed Roehr. Mr.. Paul Roehr and Mr.. Earl
Seymour.
The funeral of Mr.. Parker was held
yesterday and the burial was in the
cemetery at Rossville. Rev. W-B-Hutch-
inson, pastor of theBaptist church OFF,
ciating- Mr. Parker was 81 years old
and leaves five children. Mrs. Thomas
Neiswender near Silver Lake. at whose
home he died. Ethan Parker, Bellevflle-
Kans., Wayne G. Parker. Western
Kansas, Mrs. Carlton of Proctor, Rans..
md Miss Addie Parker. OF Kansas City.