The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-21
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Leave items Cor this column with the
Kinball Printing company, e12 North
Kansas avenual
Fire station No. 1 is being repapered.
Carl Sedan went to Fort Riley to-
day.
John Spear is in st. Joseph today on
a business trip.
Mrs. A L. Cook is quite ill at her
home in Menoken.
Captain and Mrs. James Morris of
Hoyt were in town today.
Members of A. o. u. w. No. 20 are
requested to attend meeting Wednesday
night.
Miss Alpha Gotten of Menoken has
gone to Granville where she will make
her home.
The condition of c. Kaser. who is i'll
at his home, s14 Quincy street, is report
ed as being no better.
ME-. Alexander and daughter Ethel
left today for California where they
will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Dutton of Her
ington are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Coughlin.
Ralph Campbell and Fred McMaster
will go to FIT Riley this evening where
they will spend Thursday.
The cottage prayer service of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church will be held
1HUISQdy- evening at the nome OIL MIS-.
]. H. Todd, 1912 Jackson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Cromwell and
Miss Mary Cromwell of Menoken will
go to Kansas City Saturday where they
will be the guests of friends Sunday,
Mrs. Frank Schmidt and little daugh-
ter. Pauline, arrived yesterday from
Caldwell for visit of two weeks to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Heber of SIS
Monroe street.
The I. rs of the Church of the Good
Shepherd will give a Salmagundi social
Friday evening at the home of Mrs. G.
F. Kimball 215 West Gordon street.
| All are invited.
There will be a meeting Thursday af-
ternoon at theh ONE of Mrs. Doane, 1905
Kansas avenue. of the women of the
| Church of the Good Shepherd to reor-
ganize the guild for the coming year.
Attention. All chiefs of Wampanoa
Tribe No. 80, Imp o. r. M. are re-
quested to be present at wigwam on
next Thursday Sleep at the Sth Run,
as business of Importance will come be-
| fore tribe. Corn and venison served.
| w. L. Hewitt, chief of records
There will be no Bible study at the
Y. w G. A rooms this evening but
the young ladies are earnestly requested
| to meet at the rooms at 1880 o'clock
and go in body to the South side
rooms to attend the reception to be
u
| secretary.
| Mrs. P. Beaudry entertained a num-
Der of her old Beloit friends at an all
| day quilting party at her home, 929
| Quincy street. Dinner was served at
noon and her guests were, Mrs. Frank
| McGrath, Mrs. N. Y. Niles. Mrs. Bailey,
Mrs c. Dickey, Mrs. W. S. Miller and
mother, and Miss May Bailey.
Eugene lodge No 70 10. o. F. will
entertain the other Odd Fellow lodges
and the Rebekahs at their hall, s37
Kansas avenue Friday evening. This
! hall has been thoroughly repaired and
| is now in excellent shape. This meet
| ing will be in the nature of house
warming as it will be the first meeting
to be held in their hall since the flood.
| About 20 members of the Argonaut
club answered to roll call at the meeting
held last evening at the home of Mrs
Charles Curtis. The lesson in American
literature was in charge of Rev. W. B.
Hutchinson and the hostess read a pa
per on Henry Van Dyke" Miss Minna
Mccall was elected secretary as Mr. A.
]. Ashpole, who had been elected at the
| previous meeting announced that it
would be impossible for him to accept
the Office, The next meeting will be in
| two weeks at which time it is expected
that the year book will be ready for dis
| tribution.
The year book for the w. T. K. club
/ mas Deen issued. II Is neat lltlle DOOk
containing the club name and name of
| the city in gold letters on the cover of
pebble white paper. The club colors are
yellow and brown and the booklet is
tied with baby brown ribbon. This year
book is unusually attractive from the
outside and the inside is no less so. The
club will continue their studies this
wear in English history, beginning with
the reign of Edward V. Roll call will
be answered at each meeting by current
events and during the year a number of
original stories will be read
The w T. X club held the second
meeting of the club year yesterday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs.J. A Camp
bell on Lincoln street, and was we'll at
| tended Roll call was answered by cur
rent events The papers for the after
room were of unusual interest and iu-
cluded one by Mrs f. G. Bowen on
Reign of Edward W and one by Mrs.
s. r. Kutz on Literature of That Per-
| iod'' One new member. Mrs. w. H
Rutter, was taken into the club. After
the programme was finished a social
half hour was enjoyed. during which
time the hostess served tea. The next
meeting will be in two weeks at the
home of the president, Mrs. NJ M. Hale,