The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-25
NORTH TOPEKA.


ball Printing CO.. 81 North Kansas Ave-1
c. Kaiser 10 Ill at his home in the Hol-
man building.
Mrs. sheldon has taken . position In
the New Era
]. L. Stone. of Silver Lake. was a
North side visitor Saturday.
MFR. VIII Reid of Manhattan spent
Sunday in Topeka the guest of friends.
Mrs L A. James and Miss Emma
Nichols went to st. Louis on a business
trip
Miss Mary Daub will leave wednes-
day for Indiana Tor q visit of six weeks
to relatives.
Mrs. Cal Matthews, of 1910 jackson
street, left Saturday evening for an
outing in Colorado.
Miss Maud Thompson returned to her
home at Ieonardsville today after a
short visit to Miss Beth Warner.
Miss Inez Kincaid went to Kansas
City today to spend the week
at the wholesale millinery houses
Mrs. w. e. Day Of Topeka avenue left
Friday for Marceline. Mo-. where she
will be the guest of relatives for =
month.
Mrs Annie Johnston. of 1907 Quincy
street. came home yesterday from q
visit of several weeks to relatives in
Iowa
Mr.. Will Swartx is expected home to-
day from a visit of few days to his
brother. Mr.. Clyde Swartz. of Benedict.
Kansas
ter O. E. 8. will be held this Monday
evening. A full attendance is desired
at the meeting.
The b. r p u OF the Baptist church
will enjoy a social evening Wednesday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lapp.
on Harrison street
Rev. ana Mrs ]. T. Purvis ana family
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Stoval are
spending their vacations camping on an
island in the river.
Mrs. N. NJ Mccall and daughters.
Minna and Clyda. returned Saturday
evening from a visit of four weeks in
Chicago and Milwaukee.
Miss Minnie McGrew and Mr.. Can
McGrew have returned from Maple Hill,
where they have been for two weeks
visiting their aunt, Mrs. McGrew.
The Epworth League Of the Kansas
met meeting this evening at the home
OF Miss Pearl Irwin, on East Gordon
street
Miss Heloise Green and Miss O'Rourke
left this morning. for Kansas City t.
spend week at the wholesale millinery
houses. Miss Green viii have a position
this season with Mrs. Morrison
At their hall this evening Amity lodge
No. 231, K. of p, will have an ice cream
social for the members and their FAM
present
Mr.. Arthur Douglas, who left here in
the early summer for Savannah. Mo-,
has returned to Topeka and Will again
make this place his home. Mrs. Doug
las Is still in Savannah but will join
her husband as soon as he can secure q
suitable house
Mr.. VIII Ofield of 21s West Gordon
street, returned this morning from Ho-
BART Ok, where he has been visiting
his father-in-law, DR.. s. N. Burger and
family for the past week Mrs. Offield
will remain the guest Of her parents for
a week or ten days longer.
Miss Edith Kent who has been spend
ing the summer here visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M Kent of jack
son street left yesterday for Sioux
City. Iowa, to resume her position as
| bookkeeper for the wholesale lumber
firm of Edwards 4 Bradford
Miss Harriet Morgan gave a o'clock
dinner Saturday in honor Of Miss Mar
Leavenworth where she will attend
| school at ST. Mary's academy. Covers
! were laid for Miss Wall, Miss Coughlin
| Miss Ehrhart, Miss Foley, Miss Morgan
| and Miss Laura Morgan
Louis Roehrig. aged 81 years, died
Saturday morning Of stomach trouble
| at his home on Jefferson street just
| across Soldier creek He was member
| of the Turner'S and of the Sons of Her
| man. The funeral will be held Tuesday
! afternoon at O'Clock, and the inter-
/ ment will be In the Topeka cemetery.
| The platform dance and ice cream
social which was postponed from last
week viii be given Wednesday evening
| at the home of Mrs. L r. Couitfs. 120<
| North Jackson street A musical pro-
| gramme by Mr.. Harry Pribble and the
Modoc quartette win be one Of the fea-