The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-07
NORTH TOPEKA

NORTH IOPEk A.
TL.eave ttesns for this column with Kim;
Hammocks and Croquet sets at James.
Mrs. Henry Daub went to Kansas
City today
Knote. Withers went down to Kansas
City today.
Mrs; NJ. A Miller went to Kansas
Harry Lukens is spending the day in
Kansas City.
Miss Jessie Kearns went to Kansas
City this morning.
c. ". Paramore has returned from
a visit OF two weeks to Salina.
H. NJ. Cline and family have moved
from sSz Jackson street to the South
side
Fred Moore of westmoreland has tax
en- position with the Arnold Drug COM
pany.
Mrs. L; Bodie, Of Colorado Springs. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. James c. ste
wick, of Monroe street.
Mrs. shamburn and daughter. Mrs,
Grace Conroe, left yesterday for Cali
/ rornia, where they Win visit for two
months.
Mr.. c. o. Burger has moved his
household goods here from lola. and
with his family has gone to housekeep-
ing near the Grant school.
On Thursday we viii open up our
soda fountain for the summer season.
We VIII serve all ladies' free during the
evening. THE ARNOLD DRUG co.
Word has been received here of the
death of Mr.. Charles Gillen of Bloom
lngton. III. Mr.. Gilen was the uncle of
Mrs. Fred Morgan and Miss Julia Keys
of 1924 Taylor street
Miss Sadie Shoemaker arrived from
ellington Saturday, and was the
guest until yesterday of her sister,
Mrs. Henry Daub, of Central avenue,
when she left for her home in Horton.
Rev. H. H. Fowler viii arrive from
Rosedale, Kas-, tomorrow to attend the
Kansas conference. While here he will
be the guest of his father-in-law, J. N.
Henry and family, of 1035 Quincy
J. K. Withers went to Kansas City
yesterday and will sing this evening
with the Topeka chorus. He viii stop
at Lawrence on his way home, where
he viii be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
W.-Mafitt
The West Indianola school, with c.
N. Morrow principal and Miss Meade
assistant principal, closed today for the
summer vacation. The picnic in the
woods which the teachers gave the
pupils was greatly enjoyed.
Mrs Samuel Afkens, Mrs John Ak
ems and sister, Miss Jacknan. of kan
sas City, who have been visiting Mrs
Samuel Aikens' daughter, Mrs. Jonas
Lukens of 1908 Central avenue have
gone to the Aikens' ranch near Hoyt,
where they viii stay until the last of
the week, when they will return to town
and again be the guests Of Mrs Lukens. 4
Miss Belle MARBLE. of Indian Creek.
and Mr. Casper D. Shields of Meriden,
We're married today at o'clock at the
Mrs Zexe MARBLE. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shields viii make their home near Mer-
iden on farm. Mrs. Shields has been
one of the well known and successful
teachers in this vicinity for several
years, and Mr.. Shields is a prosperous
farmer Of Jefferson county.
The Topeka district Of the Ministerial
association, Kansas conference con-
vened yesterday afternoon in the Kan
sas Avenue NJ. E church The meet
ings viii last three days. The address
yesterday was by Rev J. T Mcfarland
on The Fundamental Aim of the
Christian Church The officers elected
for the coming year We're as follows:
President, Rev. J. R. Madison; secre-
tary, Rev. Il. E. Wark of the Walnut
Hill church; treasurer, the Rev. O. NJ.
Bowman. The sermon last evening was
by Rev. Davis Shut. Problems of
Church Work. were considered at the
meeting this morning. The Local Prob
lem of the City was handled by Rev
J. A. Stavely, pastor of the Kansas Ave
nue. church; THE Local Problem of the
County" was led by Rev. T. B. Aden of
Silver Lake, and the discussion was led
by Rev. B. F. Dice of Meriden.
The Argonauts held their regular
meeting last evening at the home of
their president. Rev. w. B. Hutchin-
son, 80 w est Laurent street. The les
son IN Roman history, which included
the reigns Of Constantine and Julian
was conducted by the president and the
papers for the evening were by Miss
Edna Pence on Italian Music and by
Miss Lee Gilmore on Guido Reni.'' The
programme committee reported and
Germany will be the country studied
next year, supplemented with papers on
current literature and on Japan and the
Far East. The picnic committee, Miss
Jessie Priddy. Mrs. E. H. Clark and Mr.
A. J. Ashpole, was appointed to make
arrangements for their annual outing
which win take place about the middle
of June. The visitors last evening were
Miss Fannie Cole. Miss Ollie owen and
Miss Trout Of Sault Ste Marie Mich
The next meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. o. D. Skinner and Prof White
more Of the High school will read an
original translation of Roman play.