The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-02
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Pictures framed at James
Frank Norrell is on the sick list
DIR and Mrs. PettiJohn were in from
H0yt today
Lew Winters of Hoyt was North
side visitor today.
Kent Raub has taken a position with
the Wells-Fargo Express CON pany.
Mrs. Mollie Dennis of Rossville. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Malone Of Mon
roe street.
Mr.. J. c. Meyers. of La Crosse, KAN.
is visiting his cousin, Mrs. Rufus Snod-
grass of Kilmer.
Miss Grace Campdoras, OF Rochester,
who has been i'll with a severe cold, is
now much improved.
The Ladies Guild of the Church Of
the Good Shepherd VIII meet Thursday
afternoon in the church.
j. K. Walker Of 1853 Kansas avenue
LETT today for Wa-Keeney where he viii
visit friends for ten weeks
Mrs Courtney has some specials in
hats for the last of the week; 2 stores.
sos South and 917 North.
The regular monthly meeting of the
| Rochester Cemetery association viii be
held Friday afternoon at the cemetery.
The r. n. of A will give dance at
Barrett's hall Friday night. Prizes viii
be given Admission 25c couple; extra
lady Toe.
Mrs. Henry Lindas, OF Great Bend.
returned TO her home Sunday after 4
short visit TO her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Lewis of s15 Madison street.
Evangelist Heyden Samson, of Allie
! gheny, Pa, win have services at 1902
Kansas avenue next Sunday His line
of teaching is in harmony with the
Millennial Dawn
Daily during March and April the
Santa uff call ffpIxafc a California
points SIS; Montana and Utah points
500; Oregon points 500. so. T. M. James
/ Jr.. agent, $40 North Kansas avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hayes arrived to-
day from Danville, Ill, and are making
their nome at w kansas avenue. Mr..
Hayes has taken a position in the
wooden mill as dresser tender
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Stoval went to
Rossville today to attend the funeral of
Miss Maggie Marney. the young lady
who was killed by the Union Pacific
train Monday evening. Miss Marney
was niece of Mr. Stoval.
DR.. J. w Dolman came in yesterday
from Lawton where he has been visit
lily ana after short visit here to his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dolman
of 824 Quincy street, left this afternoon
for his home in Lafayette, Ind.
At the conclusion of the business
meeting of the EpWorth League last ev-
| church a programme consisting of
songs and recita tons was given as fol-
| lows: Recitation, Miss Myrtle Palmer;
song. Miss Ella Allen; recitation, Miss
Evelyn Holman: song, Miss Anna My
ers.
The owl club of shorey gave a first
| of April dance and social last evening
at the A. o. II. w. haH. A cake walk
added much to the merriment of the af
/ fair. The prize was won by Miss Emma
Fletcher and Mr.. Ed Schmidt and when
! cut it was found to be a genuine first
of April cake and to have a paper fill
! ing
Marion Van Orsdal, the silver Lake
farmer who was accused of fast driving
/ last week when his horse was running
away and was arrested by Officer
1 DoWnie, who also charged him with be
4 ing drunk was in town today preparing
a statement tesJifying to his well known
/ temperate habits. He IS receiving many
/ signatures to the statement which he
/ intends to present before the city coun-
ell.
A number of young people enjoyed a
/ straw ride yesterday to the home OF
! Mr. Will Buechner. six miles northwest
of town. near Half Day. The evening
was gayly spent with various social
amusements and a good time had by all.
/ Those present weres Mr.. and Mrs Roy
Marker, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Miller Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Buechner, Misses Leila
Porter. Amy Parsons, Hope Clark,
J susie FllHery O6lla Eo4StOSs EuQa ETidS-
Ter, Nellie Yonkers. Alma Kitzman,
/ Ollie Benson and Minnie Bueohner,
| MeSSrS. Herman. Buechner, Kenneth
| Clark, Walter Clark, Harley Barnes,
Dave Bergundthal, Jay Collier, John
| Buechner and Ed Buechner.
The W T. K club met yesterday
/ afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. NJ.
| Petro, 1014 Van Buren, street. and the
! greater part of the afternoon was de-
voted to a business meeting An
amendment to the constitution by
which the officers for the coming year
shall be elected at the last meeting in
March instead of the last meeting of
the club year, as heretofore, was voted
/ upon and carried. The following Off
! GERS We're elected yesterday: President,
Mrs. NJ NJ. Hale; first vice president,
| Mrs. f. c. Bowen; second vice preSi-
4 dent Mrs. W. H Davis; secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. H w Cheney. The cor
1 responding secretary, Miss Fannie T.
! Cole, was appointed by the president,
as was also the programme commit
tee, Miss Cole, Mrs. H. W. Cheney and
/ Mrs. J. A. Campbell. After the bust
ness of the meeting was finished the
programme for the afternoon was car
ried out, which consisted of a paper on
Modern Astronomy, by Mrs Nc
Master, and one on Modern Astron-
4 orpers - by Mrs Ward both of which
were Of unusual interest and very in
structive. Mrs. Ward formerly be-
longed to the club, but for the past year
has not been meeting with them, and
/ her return yesterday to active member
meeting. Mrs F. A. Root was voted
4 in at this time At the conclusion Of
/ the programme refreshments were
served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
w M. Costley- Fifteen members and
three visitors, Mrs. G. ". Petro, Mrs
4 Howard Stuart and Master Scotch,
were present yesterday. The next meet
ing VIII be in two weeks. at the home