The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-11
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Get your home made bread at Adams.
Fresh every day.
Harry White has returned from a
visit to Holdbridge. Neb.
Miss Maud Raines OF Silver Lake was
in town yesterday shopping.
Roy Bainbridge has taken a position
in E. c. Lacey's. bicycle store
Mr.. Frank Grear caves today for a
visit to his old home in Connecticuit.
A. J. Asfpole and family are making
arrangements to move to Tecumseh-
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Roger of 1902 Quin-
cy street, are the parents of a daughter
born yesterday.
Mrs. c. sanderson Of Jacksonville.
Fla, is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. B.
Camp of 1892 Jackson street.
Mr., and Mrs. Herbert Johnson OF 1907
Quincy street have gone to Junction
City for a short visit to friends
Miss Alice Quinn has resigned her
position at Ringles' dry goods store and
taken one at Warren NJ. Crosby's.
Miss Edna Staples. who is taking
vacation of a few DAYS viii return TO
her position at Costley & Posts Satur-
day.
silk sale for one day only. One lot Of
silk worth from 39c to CSC yard for
Wednesday 24c yard. You better come
early. COSTLEY & POST.
The Fraternal Aid win give a dance
and ice cream supper al their hall to-
night Admission 25 cents a couple.
Single ladies 10 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Winans of I'll
West Gordon street were given a linen
shower last evening at their hone by
number of their friends.
Ed Bistus, of Kansas City, Is here vis-
ting his grandparents. M and Mrs.
M. Schwartz of 1412 Central avenue and
his sister Miss Adele i3isfus
Mrs. c. N. Rausch and two children
are expected this evening for a months
visit to Mrs Rausch's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Boyle of 1433 Kansas avenue.
Phil Gibson and Harry Bailey of Lar
kin were the guests today of Mr. and
Mrs W. c. Steele of 1908 Jackson street.
From here they will go to Logan
county.
Mrs. D. J. Hathaway Of 1117 Jackson
street returned yesterday from a week s
visit to friends at Lexington Mo Mr..
Hathaway went over the drst of the
week and accompanied her home.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Hicks died yesterday afternoon at four
O'Clock at the family home. 839 Monroe
street The remains were taken to
Valley Falls for burial this afternoon
Mr. James Allen went to Excelsior
| Springs Sunday and returned home
Monday evening with his father A.
Allen, who has been there for several
weeks. Mr.. Aliens friends will be glad
to know that thetchange benefited him
greatly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Steward of Hoyt
were the guests today of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Steward of s34 Kansas avenue.
Miss Clara Steward who has been at
/ tending Quincy school has returned to
her home near Hoyt.
The W. NJ S. of the Presbyterian
church meets Friday afternoon at half
4 past two at the home Of Mrs. Bea udry,
! .I1ptSRn street Alaska and South
/ America are the fields to be studied.
/ Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Allen are the pro-
/ gramme committee.
The Argonaut club met last evening
at the home of Mrs. A. J. Arnold. sZ7
/ Jackson street at which time the fol
/ lowing officers to serve for the next
year were elected: President, Key. "
4 B. Hutchinson; vice president, Z II.
/ Clarke; secretary, Miss diaerte Loop;
/ treasurer, Mrs. E. A. Sinerweu and
/ critic, Miss Grace Roat.
The following officers were elected for
! the ensuing term by North Topeka D.
of H. lodge No. 152 at their meeting
/ Saturday evening. Maggie Reed, chief
! Mrs. Kate Heber, ehief of ceremonies;
| Mrs. Nellie Dowler, recorder; J. ".
/ Dowler, fnancier; J. ". Holiday, re-
/ ceiver; Mrs. Matte Sherburp, usher;
| Cora Biclel, outside watch; Mrs. Stay
baugh; inside watchs J. W. Holiday.
trustee.
Rev. Mr. Charles Thomson, of White
| City, is in Topeka and is spending a
| few days visiting his father in-1aW.i Mr..
| George Graves and family Of 1928 Quin-
| cy street. From here the Rev. Mr.
/ Thomson viii go to " estmorelapd where
he has accepted 2 call to the Congrega-
/ tional church Mrs. Thomson and chill
dren. who are also here win Leave to
morrow for Kansas City where they vii
| be the guests Of friends before joining
Rev. Mr. Thomson at their new home
Levi Neiswender died at his home two
| miles west of Wanarnaker six O'Clock
| Tuesday morning from dropsy and
heart disease from which he had been
The funeral viii be Thursday. The
| procession will leave bis late home nine
| o'clock Thursday morning for Prairie
| Home church where there will be q
short service The burial viii be in the
Prairie Home cemetery Those wishing
/ to join the funeral procession can meet
it at the corner of Van Buren, and Grant
streets. North Topeka. at eleven clock
Mrs. Susan c. Belts celebrated her
SIND birthday anniversary yesterday
afternoon. A delightful time was had
and at four o'clock refreshments of ice
cream and cake We're served. Those
present were: Mrs. R. Belts, Mr.. and
Mrs R. p Hudleson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
F5ill1nan, Mr. and Mrs. G. 3. Wright
Mr. and Mrs. W T. Montgomery, Mrs
Wright, Sadie Wendle, Birdie Reed,
Wade Reed, Russell Reed and Mr.. jim
Giyens.
Clean Sweep.