The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-12
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Blanke's best high grade chocolates at
Petro & WOodford's.
Have the Gem laundry wagon come
to your house for laundry.
The w z. K club win meet Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of Miss Fannie
/ Cole 515 Park street.
Mr. Hines is quite i'll at his home on
4 Central avenue. Yesterday he suffered
i from a c0ngestive chill.
The foundation is about completed for
j the William Boast house at 907 Jackson
street. The house VIII cost $1,000.
Mrs. Walter Shook. Of ST. Joseph, MO,
is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs.
/ H n. Gilman. of lob Monroe street
Miss Nellie Bell of St. Joseph, No,
will sing tomorrow at the morning ser
vice at the English Lutheran church
Mrs NJ. Brown, of Thompsonville,
and niece. Miss Nellie Binns, Of Ross
| vile, who is her guest, were in town
today shopping.
The usual services will be held to-
morrow both morning and evening at
/ the Second Presbyterian church
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. J. S.
/ Glendenning.
Daily during March and April the
Santa Fe viii sell tickets to California
points SIS: Montana and Utah points
$50; Oregon points $3.50 T. M James
JF.. agent. $50 North Kansas avenue
All who are willing to help sing the
! Welsh hymns at the Church of the Good
I Shepherd sunday evening" april Is, are
requested to meet at the home of Joseph
Davies, 92O Monroe street, at ? p. m. the
same day.
All persons living in or around North
1 Topeka who are interested in straight
[ extension Of Gordon street to the new
/ Sardou avenue bridge are requested to
meet at the court house Monday morn
ing at o'clock.
Misses Nellie and Bessie Bell Of St
I Joseph No are the guests of their uncle
I nd nj Tr nd REYNOLDS
/ of 935 jackson street Miss Bessie viii
return home next Wednesday but Miss
/ Nellie will be here for two weeks.
Master Joe Campbell celebrated the
| seventh anniversary Of hts birthday last
| evening at his home 1908 Jackson street
| with a birthday supper. The cake with
! the seven candles was one Of pretty
features of the table decorations
Mrs. Howard Stuart, who has been
! quite i'll for three months, and for the
past three weeks has been at the home
I of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. n
1 Hale, of 422 Park street, was taken this
! week to Stormont hospital for treat
! ment.
North Topeka Church of Christ, cor
ner of Central avenue and Grant street,
j. T Purvis, pastor. Services Il a. m.
and s p IN. Subjects, morning, Fast
ing" evening, Right and Left Hand
edress.' Bible school 10 a. m, Junior G.
E. Q. m, Z. P. S. c. E. at p. m.
Miss Bessie Anderson entertained a
few Of her friends last evening at her
home in the Lyman school district The
| guests from town were: Bessie Camp
/ bell. Ethel Sheldon, Bessie Sheldon.
Don jameson and Arthur Sheldon
The services tomorrow at the Con
/ gregational church will be preaching at.
II a. m. and 8 p. m. by the pastor, Rev.
T. J. Pearson. Morning subject, True
Wisdom" Regular afternoon meeting
of the junior C. r. at o'clock, senior
c. E. at Z o'clock.
-f o1a7.,
Laurent and Harrison streets, Rev. w
| b Hutchinson, pastor. Services at IL a.
m. and p. m. Morning subject, The
| GOSPEL of Comfort" evening subject,
! The Most Foolish Thing Man Ever
Did" B. Y. P. It. at p. m, leader
! David Taylor.
The following young people enjoyed
| q picnic this afternoon in the WOODS
! near the Reform school: Misses Mabel
! Skinner, Adele Small. Della Gilman,
leila Lukens. Jessie Priddy, Cora
! Psiddy Lola McAfee, Rachael Nc
Grath Messrs. Arthur Small. JAG
/ C'amnbell. Sumner F,veriugham. James
McAfee Harold Forbes. Win Warren
Gaylord Miller and Fred Clark.
G. P. Scott the Rochester cemetery
/ superintendent who has been Weighing
mail on the Rock Island road between
Kansas City and Enid, Okla, for the
past three or four months, is expected
| home shortly and viii resume his posi-
I ton at the cemetery by the 18th. Mr..
| Scott is one of the most enterprising
| men of the Rochester neighborhood,
and has given to the county commits
sioners the rock in the quarry to be
used to ma cadamiZe the road from the
city limits to the cemetery
The employees of the Gem Steam
Laundry surprised their employer
Frank B. Sims Wednesday at noon by
giving dinner in his honor a. his own
home 5I5 Kansas avenue, the occasion
| being the anniversary of his fftieth
birthday. The following employees made
the affair a complete success: James
| KiemeS. Rose Anderson, Bessie Waite,
Minnie Waite, Steven Prouty, Arthur
See, Maggie Thorn pson, Mamie Ander :
son. Mrs. Eliza Parker, and Ella Fought.
Miss Dora Wallace of 1918 Harrison
street and Mr.. Frank McNally were
married Thursday. The bride is 10 years
of age and lived with her parents at the
above address. They knew nothing Of
her marriage until a neighbOT who had
/ seen publication of the license told
them the next day. On Thursday after
noon Miss Wallace told her mother she
had some soliciting to do for an enter
tainment to be given by the COpgrega-
tional church last evening. She left the
house and was away all afternoon. re-
turning however, in time for supper
| She said nothing about her marriage,
/ but when questioned by her parents
/ Friday owned that it had taken place
the afternoon before.
Mrs. Vim. Shorey entertained very de-
lightfully last evening at her home on
Holman street in honor Of the anniver-
! sary of one Of the guests. Miss Laura
occasion was also the birthday anniver-
sary of one of the guests. Miss Laur
' Morgan The time was spent with cards
) and music. Mrs. Clark and sons favored
! the guests with many Instrumental Sc
? lections Late in the evening a five
! I course supper was served for which
/ partners were found by matching names
Of animals The guests We're: Misses
Laura Morgan. May Tillinghast. Maud
Newton Harriet Morgan Frances New
ton Hope Clark. Julia Keys. Blanche
Sutterlin and Grace Foley. Messrs VIII
liam Owens Walter Foley. Walter
| Clark Harry Irons. Kenneth Clark,Johr
Richie Bonnie Barrett and Charles
Shorey. Mrs Clark. Mr. and Mrs
Holmes and Mrs. Richie and Mrs. Scog-
gins of Kansas City