The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-23
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Mrs. O. C. Myers has returned from
visit to relatives at Meriden-
Miss Dorothy Curtis. who has been
i'll at her home. 9O5 Van Buren, street
is now able TO be out
Mrs Y. r. Lunger. who has been
visiting for the past ten days with rel
atives at Mayetta has returned nome
Mr. I A Fuller. of St. Joseph, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. w C. Steele, OF
919 Van Buren, street, for a day or
two.
Miss sadie Baird returned last
evening from Leavenworth- WneEe sHe
has been attending St. Mary's acad-
envy
There will be a meeting this even
ing at the Congregational churen at
O'Clock, with an address on aged
Ministers Relief
Miss Ella Cunningham, who has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs quincy
of Merfden. returned to her home in
Silver Lake today.
A strawberry festival win be given
this evening at Fairview school house.
which Will be attended by crowd OF
North Topeka young people
The Ladies Aid society of the
Presbyterian church had an aA-day
meeting today at the nome OF MIS-
( Charles Suit on Jackson street
foundation OF the new Taylor mill
was commenced Tuesday The work
on the mill viii be pushed as rapidly
as possible
one of the newest things in North
Topeka at present is the dellvery
wagon Of J.. X. Withers. 1t is one OF
/ the neatest grocery wagons on the
street.
! The repairs have been completed on
the BIid-Continent mill office, and the
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! Shawnee bank building, has been re-
moved to the old quarters
Miss Isabel CrandeH and Mr. John
/ Carder of Newton were married last
evening by Rev. Frank Houser Of the
I Baptist church, at the home OF the
brides parents in Shorey.
/ Miss Nellie Dugan, of Rock Creek,
was the guest yesterday OF her cousin,
Miss Bessie Carson Miss Dugan came
/ up to visit her mother, who IS a pa
tient at Stormont hospital.
/ Mr.. E J. Lunger. of Mayetta, had
g car of hogs on the Kansas City
market last Tuesday. and on his re
turn trip home stopped off and visit
ed with his brother. v r. Lunger, OF
1893 Central avenue
Little Lucille EImore. daughter OF
I Mr.. and Mrs. F. p Elmore, was taken
to Stormont hospital this morning TO
ear. The little girl has just recovered
/ from an attack of scarlet fever, and
this was one of the after effects
Mr. Frank Campdoras returned the
( first of the week from st. Louis where
he has been visiting the fair and
[ Joined his wife and little son, who
I during his absence were the guests of
I his mother. Mrs. Can1pdoras. of
! Rochester. They returned Monday to
their home at Richter, kas-, where
[ Mr.. Campdoras is the santa. Fe agent.
Mr. Louis Hill. who had charge OF
the station during Mr. Campdoras' alb
I sence was in Topeka Tuesday and
went from here to LecOmpton, where
he viii supply the station there
Miss Joyce Paramore. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Paramore, and Mr.
I William SWartz were married last
/ evening at the home OF the bride
parents, on Quincy street, Rev Frank
Houser of the Baptist church officiat-
ing. The house was simply but pref
I lily decorated with flowers, and the
bride wore a girlish costume of white
I Persian lawn the waist and slziri
trimmed with tucks and insertion
Only the immediate relatives were
present Mr.. and Mrs. Swartz viii
make their home on the South side
A very pleasant surprise party was
given last evening at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs E G. Sanders. of 1915
Quincy street, in honor of the twenty
third anniversary Of Mr.. Sanders
ing cards. Refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served Those presen
We're. Mr.. ahd Mrs. r. T. Wiikersor
NJ and daughters Leila and Letha. Mrs
Mary Sanders and daughter Mamie
Misses Katie Hohberg, Grace Watkins
Nellie Wilson, Anna Albright Fal