The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-29
NORTH TOPEKA.


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Hay, SO q ton. c. G. Nicholson.
G.. A. Starbird left today for his home
at Alna. Ark,
George johnson of silver Lake was a
North Side visitor today
Walter Spear spent Thursday in Wich-
tia visiting his parents
E. D. Small VIII spend Memorial day at
Delayan Park. Jackson county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Ryder have gone
to housekeeping at 1923 Central avenue.
Mr.. John Nystrom visited his son, Louis
Nystroms and family IN Kansas City to-
day.
Mrs. ". c. Steele of 1908 Jackson street
returned today from weeks visit to rel
atives at LeaVenWorth-
Miss Mamie Carey arrived today from
Los angeles. Calf. and will visit rela-
tives here for two weeks.
Mrs. L. P. Coultis and family are NOV
ing from 1923 Central avenue to the
Thompson home at 1906 Jackson street.
The members Of Blue Post and corps
will meet tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
at their hall preparatory to going to the
place of exercises
Rev T. J. Pearson of the congrega-
tiOnal church returned the first of the
week from Herington and Joplin, where
he visited his children.
Mrs. Chas. Sparks of North Topeka is
visiting at the residence of a, S. Hall in
bennington, and other friends and rela-
tives in the vicinity of Atehison.
All members of Kaw Valley lodge No.
20. A. o. Il. W.. are hereby requested to
meet at their. hail at l:so p. m, Friday,
to take part in the pa, parade
The Armour Packinf company have
closed out their North Side office and
ager, viii return the last of the week 10
Cameron, Mo.
Attention-Amity lodge 2s1 K. of P. viii
meet at their hall tomorrow at 1 o'clock
preparatory to be escorted over to the
AN. GOODMAN, K of r. &
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Baptist church viii be held this evening.
Reports will be received from all officers
and departments of the church and new
officers will be elected for the coming
year
Nj WIN Hewitt spent yesterday in Ex-
ceisior Springs visiting his father, d. g.
Hewitt who has been there for several
weeks for his health. Mr. Hewitt reports
that his fathers condition is greatly i'm
proved.
Mrs. VIII Briery and Mrs Frank Car
land entertained the ladies of the Loyal
noon at the home of Mrs. Garland. They
We're assisted BY Mrs. Garland's dasgh-
ter, Mrs W. w Walkley of Kansas City.
Mrs. g. D. Barnes and little daughters
Ruth and Elizabeth, of St Louis, Mo-
are the guests of Mrs Barnes brother
and sister. Mr. and Mrs G. q Bowman
of 915 Van Buren, street. Mr.. Barnes viii
arrive Saturday and spend Sunday, re-
turning TO St Louis with his family Mon
day.
DR.. Charleston gave a lecture last even
ing at the Central Avenue Christian
cnufcA on ms native country, india, the
/ proceeds of which Will go to swell a fund
that is being raised TO send young Chi
naman who is now attending school at
| Indianapolis, as a missionary to his own
country
| Arrangement have been made whereby
| flowers can be brought to the three school
/ houses. Quincy, Grant and Lane. tOmor-
/ row morning at O'Clock. where a COM
4 mittee composed of the principal Of each
school and two members from the corps
| Will be waiting to receive them. 1t is de-
! sired that those sending flowers will have
them tied up in bouquets so that the
/ committee will not be delayed.
Memorial exercises will be held at Prai-
RE Home cemetery church one and one
! half miles north of Menoken on Friday.
4 May 50. at 2.80 p. The address will
! be delivered by Rev. Charles A Finch
/ pastor of the First Christian church. for
/ merly of Bradford county, Pa. whose
( father served in the Pennsylvania cavalry
! Rev Mr. Finch preached a most excellent
! Memorial sermon to the Topeka posts on
| last Sunday. Music will be furnished by
/ the Pence band and choir under the di-
| rection of Mr. Ed Ward. The graves oil
! the fifteen veterans and the one Spanish
| war veteran VIII be decorated by a com
| nittee of girls assisting the members OF
| the G. A. r. and soldiers. A cordial in
| vitation is extended to all to attend these
| exercises.