The Topeka state journal., 1903-05-07
NORTH TOPEKA.

[Ieave items for this column with the
Kimball Printing Company, 9l2 North
Kansas Avenue.l
The Royal Highlander lodge was Or
ganized last evening
The T. B. H are planning to give a
social this week at their hall.
Miss Lulu Robinson is i'll with tonsi-
litis at her home, 1924 Kansas avenue
Eugene lodge No. 70 will confer the
first and third degrees on three candi-
dates this evening
Be sure and come 10 the Ben Hur
dance and social over Lacey's, Friday
night. Admission 15c.
For SaIe-Gentlemans wheel cheap,
good repair. Call at r. P. Stones, $40
North Kansas avenue.
Mrs. Kortz of 1411 Central avenue has
returned from a visit Of several months
to her son, Mr.. Otho Kortz of Chicago.
Mrs. James Sheldon and family have
moved from the McGrew property to the
K. F. King house at 115 East Gordon
street.
scrim cushion tops Friday for one
cent each, be here at s Friday morning;
38 inch fancy scrim, regular 1215c for sc
yard. WILLIAM M. COSTLEY.
The little Quincy baseball team play
ed an easy game with the Lyman school
team Wednesday afternoon at Garfield
park. The score was 10 to 10 in favor of
the Quincy team.
MI. anu MIS- bEhldIIl4l OiIliNn anu III
tie son of Coffeyville are here visiting
Mr.. Smiths sister. Mrs. Enoch Seger
of Central avenue, and Mrs. Smith s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward, near Kiro.
For Friday only: We will have on sale
sample line of Imported Hosiery. both
Mems and Ladies. they'Sre worth from
35e to s1.00 per pair, as long as they last,
pair for s1.00
WILLIAM NJ. COsTLEY.
Miss Martha Mcconnell closed a very
successful term of school al Menoken
( on TUESDAY, The event was celebra ted
by a literary and musical entertainment
1 in the evening which was attended by
many friends of both teacher and pupils
Miss Mcconnell has proved herself a
very efficient instructor and Menokeu
4 has one of the best school houses in the
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Grierson and lit
tie daughter Ruth of Ottawa are the
I guests of Mr.. and Mrs w D. WOodford
| Mr.. and Mrs. Grierson have both beer
/ connected with the China Inland Mis-
turn again to their field of labor in that
country. Miss GriersOn was formerly
Miss Jennie Sherman. state secretary oi
the Y. ". c. A.
Henry Schilling has received from
Rocky Ford, Colo. about so pounds OF
sugar beet seed which he is distribut-
ing to the farmers in this locality. Ths
finest beets raised from these seeds viii
be sent to the American Beet Sugar
company at Rocky Ford for analyst:
and if the soil seems to be favorable
for the raising of these beets it may b'
the opening of new industry here.
A surprise party was given Mis-:
Kendlick Saturday evening at the hon'
of Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Sutton TIT
time was spent playing games and a
a late hour refreshments were enjoyed
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Ber
Button Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs
Clarke, Misses Ethel Owen, Elva Clarke
Ruth Button. Grace Bourke, Olh
Matchett, Berenice Yost, Messrs. Lloyd
Julian and Clay Clarke, Ike Kingman
Walter and Mark Brooke. Henry, Jesse
oliver and Daniel Marken and Ralpl
Button.
A jolly crowd of young folks planne
a straw ride to go out to Mrs. King
mans last evening but owing to tn
threatening weather changed it to
z ride around town and later spent a SO
cial hour at the home of the Misse
Kearns. Those in the party We're Mis-
Kearns, Miss Julia Knoll. Miss Jessl
: Kearns. Miss Frances Brown, MISS WIN
ME Hayes, Miss Zura Kellar. Miss Stel
Ia Jones, Miss Ethel Kearns, Miss Mau
Kellar, Mr.. Sam Mellinger. Mr. Harr
Graves. Mr. Herman Wendell, Mr. E
King1nan Mr.. Cecil Noel, Mr. Bur
Kingman, Mr.. Charles CARY ana NJ
Bert Pittman.
NIESW WENDER-GRAFT.
A pretty home wedding was solemniz
ed Wednesday evening when Miss Nj
dred F. Nieswender, daughter of Nj
and Mrs d F. NiesWender was unite
in marriage to Mr. Edward c. Graf
The ceremony took place at s o'cioc
at the home of the brides parents, nes
Silver Lake in the presence of the in
mediate relatives of the young peopl
!. Rev. ". B. Hutchinson, pastor OF Il
Raptist church, officiated and the
s were no attendants The bride locke
4 unusually pretty and girlish in h.
Is wedding gown of white Persian law
: with its trimmings of white silk al
K plfuue. She carried a bouquet of viii
y carnations and these fragrant flowers
red and white were used to decorate Il
!, parlors. Mr. and Mrs. Graft went il
mediately to housekeeping on the Ora
farm near Kiro.