The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-20
NORTH TOPEKA.

NORTH TOPEKA.
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P. Schrader of Meriden was in yes
terday.
w. E. Stafford was in from Silver
Lake yesterday.
Charles Cooper of Silver Lake was
North side visitor yesterday.
Miss Belle Van Orsdal of Silver Lake
was in town yesterday shopping.
Shawnee Council No. 8 K. and L. of
S. gave an ice cream social last even
ing.
Mr. ]. A. Campbell of Ills Monroe
street is spending the week at Maple
Hill.
G. w. NJ. White IS in Colorado where
| he has the position as timekeeper on
| ranch.
| Miss Clara Mitchell is in Soldier. Kan.
where she is the guest of Miss Afarga-
ret Reed
The platform dance which was to
have been given tomorrow evening has
been postponed.
| W. s. Bergundthal has so far recover
| ed from his recent Illness that he is now
| able to be down town.
| Mrs Graham of Argentine arrived in
| Topeka today and is the guest OF Mrs.
| Lee Mills of Quincy street
| Mrs. Frank Collins of Van Buren,
street, who has been quite i'll with ty-
| phoid fever is now improving.
| J. A. Zimmerman. formerly business
manager of the Valley Falls Vindicator.
was a North side visitor today.
There will be social tomorrow even
| ing at the home of Mrs Forbes two
miles northeast of Silver Lake.
| Miss Cora Priddy is spending a few
days the guest of Misses Grace and Eff
| fie Page at their country home
| w. ]. Stoval of station "A'' is taking
| two weeks vacation and Jerry c.
| Springstead is in the Office in his place.
Mr.. F. l. Cooper and son, Paul. of 934
| Monroe street, leave today for visit of
| two weeks to relatives in Indianapolis,
Ind.
Miss Iva Crow went to Meridian yes
terday, where SIZE will visit her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Groshong, for
three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. James Stoker of Quincy
| Ohio, arrived today and are the guests
| of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Berry Of Shady
Nook farm.
Mrs. Houser and family have moved
| from the corner of Fairchild and Quin-
| cy streets to the Overmyer farm neal
| the Topeka cemetery.
AlonzO, the two-year-old son of Mr.
| and Mrs. Nicholson. colored, of West
| Railroad street, died yesterday and was
| buried this morning at Rochester.
Miss Amelia Crouch, of Maple Hill
| who has been visiting her brother. G.
w. Crouch. will be the guest this week
| of Miss Helen Goddard of Potwin-
Miss Charlotte Crouch, who is attend
ing the state normal at Emporia is WIS.,
| iting her brother and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Crouch of 935 Monroe street
Miss Edna E. Haywood left for Chi
| cago Tuesday where she will remain
| a week From there she will go to
Minnesota to teach in the State Normal
Mrs Will Stevens left yesterday fol
Lo,- OF sho GoJ q
| two months visit to her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. G. w. NJ. White of Harrison
street
Mrs S. B. Spangler, who has been Wis
iting her mother of Oklahoma for the
past two months is now spending few
weeks the guest of her sister, Mrs. Kull
before returning to her home in Cincin.
natl.
Miss Abby Conner, of Washington, D
c., who left here last week for sfor1
will arrive in Topeka Monday and agaiI
be the guest for several days of Mis-.
Dollie Curtis
Mrs A NJ Petro and son, Kelsey, o
1914 Van Buren, street went to Kansa.
| City yesterday to visit relatives AM
Olathe. They will be away about tel
DAYS.
Frank Petro, city salesman of thu
Parkhurst Davis Mercantile Co., nov
| makes ulb tFipS III du up 10 Qdte auto
| mobile and whenever he enters a stor'
| his auto is Immediately surrounded b.
an admiring crowd of small boys, ane
| big ones, too.
| The team of Victor Council No. 4, 4
| and l. of s., were entertained last even
| ing by the members of Council No.
| Saturday the team from Council Nc
| go to Granville, where they will b
| the guests of the Granville lodge.
| Miss Ethel Feese of Meriden and Mr.
Clarence Isaacs of uolton. who hav
been the guests of their aunt. Mrs W
c. Steele of 1908 jackson street, left yes
there Mr. Isaacs will drive to his hom
in HoltOn-
Frank Mangold of Newman was u
yesterday arranging for the Moder
Woodman picnic to be held in Thomp
sonville ON Labor day. Major A. n
Harvey was secured to deliver the ad
dress The citizens OF Southern JET
ferson county are expecting a big tins
Mrs. F. NJ Tuttle returned yesterda
from Wamego where she has been visit
ing Mrs. George Trout for the pas
week, and was the guest until today @
Mrs. J. C. Fulton of S14 Quincy street
She left this morning for her home il
ST. Louis Mrs. Fulton and dauKhte
Hazel and Miss leila futile accom-
/ panied her as far as Kansas City.
Miss Lou Dell McMaster's card part
this morning was in honor of Mis-
who has been spending part of tn
summer at Rossville. the guest of he
cousin, Mrs. Walter Smith. The hos
| tess was assisted in receiving he
| guests by Mrs Smith. while assistfn
through the rooms were Mrs. McMastel