The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-20
NORTH TOPEKA.

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c. D. Williams was in yesterday from
Silver Lake.
Mrs VIII Klussman will 20 to Atchi-
son Saturday.
Mrs. E. J. Seal was IN from Meridep
yesterday shopping
Mr. and Mss. Walter c. Jett are the
parents of a daughter.
William Knipe OF Silver Lake was q
North side visitor Thursday.
James Stewart left yesterday for Chi
cago where he viii spend several days.
L. ". Gleason returned this morning
from short visit to his home at
Seneca
Miss Minnie Doering left this morn
ing for Berlin, Ont, to be with her aunt
who is quite i'll.
Saturday will be the day for bargains
in hats at Mrs. Journeys two stores,
sos South. s17 North.
Our dissolution sale prices keep US
busy if it does rain. More snaps each
day. CQSTLEY & POST.
Mr.. Jason Unger OF Pennsylvania. who
has been visiting his relatives the c. L.
DOlnan family, Of SIS Quincy street, has
gone to California
Mrs. v. B. -Kistler and son Edwin Of
iii Van Buren, street, will return Sat
urday from Beloit where they went to
attend the Kaull-Annan wedding.
Mrs W. I. Stevens arrived yesterday
from Needles, Cal, to make an extend
ed visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs G.
W. M. White of S2S Harrison street
Rev. w M. earle told several inter
esting incidents in his lecture on Mis-
siOnary Work in Alaska" which he gave
last evening in the Second Presbyter
ian church.
Myron Palmer. who has been with A.
M. Kent for several. years, has resigned
It, L.
Santa Fe machine shops. He has already
moved to Sardou avenue.
Mrs. Edgar Etter of 1880 Van Buren,
street, entertained five girls at tea last
evening in honor of Miss Myrtle Sey-
mour who returned from Omaha last
week to spend her summer vacation.
Mr.. Keener of Silver Lake and Mr.
Dwight Elder of Belvue. managers of
the Thomas lumber yards at those
points, were in Topeka yesterday to at
tend the funeral of Charles B. Thomas.
Rev. D. D. Cheney and family who
came down to attend the Warren-Che-
ney wedding at Parkdale the first Of the
week and since then have been the
guests of Rev Mr.. Cheney'6 brother and
sister Mr. and Mrs. H W. Cheney of
1882 Harrison street, left today for their
home at Marysville.
Miss Alice Osborn was given a very
pleasant surprise party Wednesday
evening by q number Of her friends at
her home, 607 Grant street, the occasion
being her birthday anniversary. The
time was spent with games and music
and listening to a number Of recitations
given by George StOneback. AT a late
hour refreshments of ice cream and cake
were served. The hostess received a
number of pretty presents The guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Osborn of
ROssville, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Eberly,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Osborn, Mr..
a 1--Tr, \ T-rr
Maclklin of MaYetta, May Ehrhart, Stella
Stoneback Regina Schick, Jennie Os-
born, Annie Ehrhart, Messrs Harry
White, A. Nordeck, S. Brooks, Thomas
Owens, George Stonebaek and Almon
Osborn
North Topeka has a pnilanthropist in
her midst in the person of Mr.. Thomas
Coughlin- True, Mr.. Coughlin has never
endowed college nor given a library
TO any city, but his philanthropy has
taken a much more practical turn, and
at his home in the Fensky place on kan
sas avenue near the river he has a ref
uge for homeless cats. Here waits and
strays of the feline tribe are given the
right hand of fellowship and are made
to understand the true meaning of that
beautiful word, charity. Here also they
find out what it is to have three meals
a day with plenty of milk to drink. At
the present time Mr.. COughlin has II
cats, the latest being a little maltese,
distinguished by having only three legs.
There are white cats black cats and all
kinds Of cats in this home with the
exception of yellow cats, and this is the
kind of a cat which is wanted now
The following is from a Los Angeles
paper of recent date: Or. II. c. Miner
and wife Of Topeka, Kan, arrived with
the Shriners from that state last Thurs
day. DR.. Miner is one of the best known
members of the Masonic fraternity in
Kansas He and his wife will pass
the summer with their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Tyan of Los
Angeles
PYTHIAN MEMORIAL DAY.
Members of Amity Lodge Nc. 231 K.
of P, you and your families are earn
estly requested to be present at the ex-
ercises to be held at the Auditorium on
Sunday afternoon, June % Members
viii please assemble at Castle han at
o'clock sharp. James Dwyer, C. c.;
A. n. Goodman. K. r. S.
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