The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-28
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Kansas Avenue.1
Miss Bertha Page is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs Calvin Matthews.
Remember the concert this evening at
the Congregational church
Read our ad on this page and profit
thereby. WILLIAM NJ. COSTLEY.
John Powers sold a fine driving mare
Yesterday and shipped her to Norton
Vile
The F. A. A. win give dance
Wednesday evening at their hall in the
Barrett block.
H D. Miller returned today to his
home in Morganville after a short visit
to Topeka friends.
Miss Ethel Heinzman has returned
from Kansas City and will now make
her home in Topeka.
The Ladies Sewing society of Shorey
will meet at the home of Mrs. J. NJ.
Williams Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. J. NJ. Smith and little son. Har-
old, and cousin, Miss Ida Elm, went to
Lawrence today to visit relatives.
Miss Anna Henry, who was recently
graduated from Stormont hospital, went
to Strong City today to take charge of
a case.
Mrs Elmer Eldridge and children
went to Valley Falls Sunday TO visit
Mrs. Eldridges sister, Mrs. Grover
Stallion.
Treasurer Frank Grimes, left here last
night with AZ head of stock cattle bound
for Isabel. Kansas.
Mrs w. A. Fuller and little daugh-
Mo, are visiting Mrs. Fuller's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Dolman.
The ladies' Guild of the Church of
the Good Shepherd viii meet Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jerome
Colvin, 1928 Van Buren, street.
lode #
changed their night of meeting and now
assemble a 331 North Kansas avenue
and meet Thursday evening.
Miss Carter, the physical culture
teacher Of the Y. ". g. A, desires to
meet Wednesday morning at the rooms
the women who wish to join a class in
/ physical culture.
Hardin McDill. who has been spend
! ing the past two months here visiting
his grandmother Mrs. Brown of 219
West Gordon street, left yesterday for
I his home in Emporia.
A1essrs. Mcintosh and Peters of Kan
sas City had two ear loads of cattle
shipped on here from Pecos Valley. n.
NJ. They were driven overland to FL
mont and put on pasturage.
Mrs. VIII Clampitt, who was here for
the odd Fellow anniversary, has return
ed to her home in ST Joseph. While in
town Mrs ClSmpitt was the guest of
Mrs. h N Steele and Mrs Diffenderfer.
Miss Rachel Armstrong, the assistant
secretary of the Y W c. A. and who
has charge of the North side branch
has moved to North Topeka and will be
at home with the Seymour family at
915 Van Buren, street.
At the last meeting of the Argonauts
a committee consisting Of Rey. w b.
! Hutchinson, Miss Kelley and Mrs E.
j A. Simerwell was appointed to prepare
4 a programme for the coming year At
4 the meeting Tuesday evening Miss Nc
+ Call will conduct the history lesson on
/ the Downfall of Napoleon" The
1 Rhine" and Winston Churchill" form
subjects of papers to be given by Mrs.
Charles Curtis and Mrs. Charles Kill
liam.
Mrs. ]. F. McAfee gave a dinner
party yesterday in honor of her sister,
/ Mrs H c. Wherritt of Kansas City.
4 Covers We're laid for fifteen and those
seated at the table We're Mr.. and Mrs.
/ H. c. Wherritt of Kansas City, Mr..
and Mrs. F. kirkpatrick. Mr.. and Mrs.
lC. D. Kirkpatrick Mr.. and Mrs H. J.
Mrs. F. J Rose. Miss Thelma Kirk
/ patrick. Miss Lolah McAfee, Mr. Carl
Nichols and Mr.. James McAfee. Jr-
Tomorrow evening will be observed
as opening evening at the Y. w G. A
rooms and all the friends of the as
/ cordially invited to be present and see
what pleasant rooms the association
J has. Everything about the place has
the charm of neWness, and onthing old.
I worn or shabby can be found there. fIhe
business men from both sides of the
river have been very generous towards
the association and several of the
/ churches are represented by different
pieces of furniture The young women
/ of the Kansas Avenue NJ. F. church
4 have given a handsome rocker, the
! Presbyterians a couch and the Con-
gregationalists a picture