The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-24
NORTH TOPEKA.

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James Moat. of Silver Lake. was III
town yesterday.
Mrs o. Bradford of Shorey, is seri-
ously i'll at her home.
Mr. and Mrs: Elmer Witter were in
from Silver Lake yesterday shopping.
Miss Jessie Parrish is confined to her
home on Harrison street by a severe
cold.
Harmony Rebekah lodge will confer
degrees this evening. followed by gen
eral good time
Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Bowen are spend
ing few days at the Leonard Marsh
place near Kilmer.
Mr. Samuel Wilcox has returned from
Manhattan where he was called by tbs
death of a relative.
The young people of Rochester en-
joyed a social evening last night at the
home of ". H. Caldwell.
Miss Alice Dedham, stenographer ct
the Western Wooden mill is very i'll and
Mrs w L. Hofer is taking her place.
Mrs NJ. Galloway of 1915 Polk street
returned today after a weeks visit to
her mother, Mrs. Elliott of Mayetta.
Mr. Edward LAYER. Of lola. is the
guest of his sisters. Mrs. j. K. Withers
and Miss LAYER. at their home, ILL
Kansas avenue.
Charles Meredith IS here from Idaho
I
Mrs. Burns. Mr.. Meredith is a brake
man on the Oregon Short Line.
The Ladies Guild Of the Church of
the Good Shepherd will meet Thursday
afternoon at half past two at the home
of Mrs Luke Ballard on Harrison street.
The F. A. A. council No L VIII give
an entertainment by the children of tina [
council. Everybody invited, members
free. Admission ten cents for outsiders.
Barrett hall.
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ing her daughter. Mrs. c. W. Lul1ens, Of
! Rochester, for some time. LETT today for
her home in Loveland. Colo.
4 The Epworth League viii give a So
cial Wednesday evening at the Kansas
Avenue M Z. church A literary and
musical programme viii be rendered.
There win be no charge
Mr.. Dean Smith formerly Of the
/ bCilermakers' department Of the Santa
I Fe, has gone to Bloomington, H., where
he will take similar position with the
eChicago & Alton His family will fol-
low - about four weeks.
/ George Crouch. superintendent of sta
ton A and Howard Beachum, fore
man Of the ladies' skirt department. 1t
the Western Wooden mill are both NOV
ing today to their new homes which
they recently acquired by purchase AT
3lf and 8ls East Laurent street resDec-
lively.
Revival meetings continue this week
at the BAPTIST church Rev. J. NJ.
( Whitehead preached last evening. This
evening the pastor viii preach on THE
! Way of Salvation in Three Words" At
the close of the services on Thursday
and Friday evening there will be a
meeting Of all candidates for baptism.
The Duplicate Whist club played yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs
L. A. RIDER and the high score, 81
points. was made by Mrs. Ryder ane
Mrs W. y. Lacey The substitutes were
Miss Neil lies for Mrs z. D. Smah-
! Miss Jeanette Wolcott for Mrs. Mary
Smith and Mrs. Norris Tor Mrs. Ber-
gundthal
A petition is in circulation to open uu
and extend Norris street from the east
/ line OF Monroe street to the railroad and
1 Madison street AS Laurent street is
only 400 feet north of there and as the
I tax PAYERS in that locality have
not fully recovered from the effects OF
opening klstler street they are not very
enthusiastic about signing this petition
and it may not get the requisite NUM-
/ Der Of sigma lures to put it before the
city council for their consideration and
] action.