The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-30
NORTH TOPEKA.


tLeave items for this column With Kim
bail PRINTING Co. 912 North Kansas Ave.1
W. H. Rutter has a fine new delivery
wagon.
Mr.. Bailey of Carthage. No. is To-
peka visitor.
D. O. Barnes. of Tecumseh. was in
Mrs. Rees. of Granville. was in yes
terday to attend the A1idwinter EXPOSE
ton.
". W. Hall has returned to his home
in Holton after a visit of several days
to Topeka friends.
G. c. Bowman returned yesterday
from a three weeks business trip to
Chicago and New York
The funeral of Mrs. Blair. who died
Monday evening at her home north of
town was held this morning.
D. P. Place and family, who recently
moved here from Holton, have gone to
housekeeping at 1918 Van Buren, street
March New Idea Fashion sheets free
Call Saturday and get one. New Idea
Magazine soc year.
Charity lodge No % Degree of Honor
A. o. u. W. will give a tacky social
Saturday evening, January 81, at their
hall. 831 Kansas avenue.
Mrs. A. Powell, of Independence, Mo.
was the guest yesterday of DR.. and Mrs.
J. F. Buck. She left the same day for
Baldwin to visit her dsnlghter who is a
student at Baker university
A young lady, a Washburn student.
was taken suddenly very i'll at the tab
ernacle last evening, and it was neces-
sary to take her to her home in an
ambulance.
Miss Julia Walsh, of ottawa. will ar
rive today to be the guest of the Misses
Holman of Holman's addition. Miss
Walsh is librarian of the city library at
MRS. Walter Shook and little son. Gil
man, will return to their home in St.
Joseph, Mo, after visit of two weeks
to Mrs. Shocks parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H n. Gilman
Mrs. Charles Harris. of Brush, Col,
is visiting her aunt. Mrs James An
derson of HOB Madison street. Mrs.
Harris is en- route to her home after a
visit of two months to relatives in Iowa
and Illinois.
The graduating exercises of the eighth
A class Of Grant school E. A Sinner
we'll principal Miss Frances Brown,
assistant, were held this morning and
consisted of the following programme.
Piano solo, Blanche Jones; song, Flow
Gently Sweet Alton class; recitation,
WOODBURY.; recitation, The Chrlsten-
ing" Ethel Grant; duet, Where the
SilVery Colorado Wends Its Way,
Mabel Garland and Blanche Jones; reel
mis-; recitation Through Tears, Letha
Altman; double quartette. Angel OF
Hope" girls of the class; Class Proph-
ecy," Mabel Garland; recitation, "Bea-
con Light" Otto Kuehne; chorus,
Evening Bells class; recitation, The
Smack in School Vera Bridge; recita-
ton, The Isle of Long Ago Edward
Ficke; chorus, The Oars Are Splashine
Lightly class; recita ton. She wanted
to Learn Elocution.' Ona Miller; chorus,
Shades of Evening class; piano solo,
Mabel Garland. The following pupils
are ready to enter the HsSh school
Monday. Ethel NJ. Grant, Letha @. Alt
man. Cora A. Dennis. Vera H. Bridge,
Ona M Miller, Blanche P Jones. Mabel
K Garland, David, J. Gabriel, Otto E.
Kuehne, Edward l. Ficke, Charles s.
WOODBURY.
At Quincy school, W H. Wright prin-
cipal, the pupils who have finished the
work of the Eighth A grade and are
ready to enter High school are: Fay
Barnes, Sadie Baird, Collette Coughlin.
Mabel Fink, Oral Kensinger, Murle
Morthland. Daisy Morgan, Jetta Para
more, Clara Rigbys Ethel Sheldon.