The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-15
NORTH TOPEKA.

NOhlH YOPEkA.
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KimbalI Printing company. Sl2 North
Charles Ogee. who has been i'll, is i'm
proving
If you have not your furnace coal
yet call and see Kent's Kash Koal Kon-
Germ.
Rev. ]. A. stavely will have charge
of the Y. w. c. A. Bible class Friday
evening.
Great sale of street hats Friday and
Saturday. Mrs. Burger, GIT Kansas
avenue.
Mrs ]. NJ. Haynes, who has been very
seriously i'll with tonsilitis. is now able
to sit ND.
The ties and rails to build the ear
tracks to the park are being placed on
Kansas avenue.
was the guest today of Mrs. Harry
jameson, of Paramore street.
Mr.. T. ]. Rosa has returned from
Valley Falls and his daughter, Miss
Anna Rosa, is here from Axtell, Kan.
Mrs w. C. Steele and niece, Mrs
Charles Alexander. returned today from
Larkin where they visited Mrs. Steele's
mother.
The Y w. c. A. noon meeting tomor-
row at the Western Wooden Mills will
be conducted by Miss Reid, general
secretary.
The property at s23 Jackson street is
being repaired. When this work is fin
| ished all the places in this block will
| be in good shape.
Mr.. Seth RUDE and daughter. Mrs
Fred Buechner. left today for A1bu-
querque, n. M, where they will spend
the next two weeks.
Glen Bryan, who has been very i'll
Ii
Kansas avenue, was reported as being
somewhat better today.
! Mrs R. B. Young is with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Samuel Ashmore, during the
absence of her other daughter. Mrs
Annie Payne, in st. Louis.
and Mary Belle, accompanied by Mrs
]. w. Hart, of Elmont. will go to Feri
Riley Monday to visit Mr.. Doane.
Miss Rachel Armstrong, secretary OF
the North side branch of the 7. w
C. A. went to Baldwin today to at
tend the Y. w. G. A. convention.
Miss Charlotte Ebbage of Los An
geles, Gala, who has been visiting in
Chicago, ILL.,, and points in Indiana
will arrive tomorrow and be the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Nicholson.
1t has been suggested that the spare
plants from the state house grounds
and the city park be given to the Nortf
during the flood.
The gymnasium class of the 7. W
c. A. met last evening in the Associa'
ton rooms in the Kansas Avenue NJ
E church; Miss Baldwin, the physica
director, was present
Mrs. w. s. Charles and children
Helen and Kerchfbald of Los Angeles
Gala, who have been visiting Topeka
friends for the past month are nov
spending some time on the North side
For the present they are the guests Q
Mr.. and Mrs. N. F. Conkle OF lOl
Quincy street.
Miss Nellie Dolman. assisted by he
brother Mr.. Grove Dolman, entertalne'
Informally last evening in honor
Miss Adele Small, who leaves mex
Monday for her new home in Texar
kama. ARK. These who enjoyed Mis-
Dolman's hospitality were Miss Small
Miss Mabel Skinner, Miss Nellie lies
Miss Lolah McAfee, Messrs. 30
Thomas. Fred McMaster. Jim McAfet
Ed James. lH
Miss May Ward and Mrs. NJ {
Reauiry entertained their Sunda
school classes last evening at the lat
ter's home, 500 Quincy street. Thos
present were: Mabel Amell, Cecil Yves
Hazel West, Lottie Collins, Nina Bolles
Sara Rolles. Lefa Thomas. Myra Ware
Stella Ward. Blanche Stewart. Flossl
I,ownie and Mabel Bucannon, Ivan Dir
BILE. Pierce Amman, Fred Edwards
. Marshall Kennedy, Joe Downie. jaime
Capron Archie Capron, Lester SteVici
, Frank Collins, Frank Golden, Jay T1ee
, hurst, Lee Ticehurst. Miss Bucanno
will have charge of Miss Wards class