The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-13
NORTH TOPEKA.


Independent phone f46-1
c. c. French was in today from
Silver Lake
G. T. Shields of Granville was a
north side visitor today.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Leonard of
Augusta who are enroute to Boston.
stopped off on their way for a short
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Mills
Miss Anna Henry came home last
evening from Meriden where she was
the guest for the past week of Mrs.
Wallace Taggart-
Mrs. Lillian Bryan has returned
from a visit of ten days to her aunt
at Lincoln, Neb-
Mrs Prudence Maze returned yes
terday from an extended visit to her
sister, and other relatives at kokomo,
Ind
Miss Rosa Roehrfg went to Osawkie
today where she will be the guest OF
Mrs Ijams and Mrs. Brammen for a
few days.
Mrs w. NJ. G. Lane arrived Thurs
day from Los Angeles, Cal, to Join
Mr. Lane who has been here for the
past two weeks. They are stopping
for the present at s24 Quincy street
Mrs Lane came very near being a
passenger on the Inflated train at
Pueblo. but owing to her inability to
secure berth delayed her departure
q short time.
Kansas Avenue NJ. E church. 1928
North Kansas avenue. J. A. Stavely,
pastor. SUNDAY SCHOOL at $40, MISS
Viola Troutman. superintendent Morn
ing service at IL a m. with sermon, by
Rev. ]. B. Ford, d. d. Junior League
at 2:45 D. M, and union service in the
avenfng on Congregational church lawn
Mrs. L. z. Thorpe will give Bible
reading at the Young Women's Chris
tian Association rooms Sunday after
noon at o'clock All women are
invited to come and bring their Bibles.
A pleasant picnic last evening at
FxyM = nd
J. F. McAfee, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Kirkpatrick, Mr. and Mrs Earl Ora
ham. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nichols, Mrs.
+. J. Rose, Miss 1mogene Wherrit of
Kansas City, Miss Lolah McAfee, Mr..
Grove Dolman, Mr.. Jim McAfee, and
Master William Shattock.
The services at the Church of the
Good Shepherd tomorrow will be
morning prayer and sermon at IL
o'clock. No evening service. Canon
DeLou Burke, priest in charge
Mrs c. o. Burger and niece. Miss
Beulah Leeman will go to Kansas City
Monday to spend several days
Mrs Warren Mooney who suffered
M slight stroke of paralysis over a
week ago is a little improved but still
very weak
Miss Ida Henry left today to visit Mr..
and Mrs Lew Rodgers at their home
rem miles north OF Silver Lake.
Mrs A. NJ Petro and son, Kelsey,
will leave Monday for OIathe and Kan
eas City where they will visit relatives
Tor several weeks.
C. 7. Andrews, who has been visit
ing Mr.. Charles Lukens and family of
Rochester, left yesterday for his homo
IN Peru, Ind Mr. Andrews is a son-in-
law OF the late F. G. Lukens, formerly
a North side business man and at the
time of his death last winter owned a
half interest in the Lukens' opera
house building. Mr.. Andrews visit to
Topeka was in part to look after his
property.
Work on the Taylor mill which has
been progressing favorably, has been
slightly delayed of late by the non ar
rival of the pressed brick and red NOR
tar All the other material is on hand.
W. G. Brooks, the colored speaker,
will give a talk Sunday afternoon at
o'clock at the NJ. E church. corner of
Van Buren, and Fourteenth street.
Miss Grace Wilcox. of 334 Fillmore
street. has been spending the past few
days with Miss Grace Lukens at her
home at Rochester. Yesterday Miss
WILCOX, Misses Grace and Lucille Lu-
kens and Mr.. Roy Lukens spent pic
nicking in the woods.
Miss Kittie May DoIman entertained
number of her young friends at a s
O'Clock dinner Thursday evening at her
home, 122 West Gordon street Covers
were laid for Miss Rebekah Campbell
OF Boulder, Col, Miss May Bradley and
Miss Ethel Reed of RossviIle, Miss
Marie Putnam, Miss Ruth Woodford.
Baird. Miss Hazel Miller and Miss Kit
tie May Dolman-
Miss Isabel McAfee entertained this
afternoon at lawn party at her home
zoos Quincy street in honor of her guest,
Miss Ruby Ruffner of Independence
Mo- The large grassy yard was more
attractive than usual today with swings
and easy chairs and the refreshments
were also served out of doors The lit
tie hostess was assisted by her cousins,
Mrs. II. j. Nichols and Miss Lolah Nc
Afee and Miss Imogene Wherritt of
Kansas City. Those invited were Misses
Bessie Sheldon, Anna Myers, Juanita
Putnam, Freda Belts, Esther BolIes,
Grace Forbes. Gladys Miller, Myra
Ward, Stella Ward, Ellen Shattock
Bertha Scheme, Grace Ward, Maude
Ward, Grace Boyer, Cecil Powers, Vera
Wallace, Minnie Nystrom. Miriam With
ers, Masters Russell Thompson, Paul
Nan Ness. Charles Ryder, Roscoe
Beachum, Robert Ammel and Elmer
Forbes.
The members of the Kansas Avenue
NJ z. Sunday school had most de-
lightful time at their picnic yesterday
at the J. F. Cecil grove north of town
O'Clock. a hundred strong, and rode to
their destination on hay racks. Miss
TroJtman. the superintendent, and an
efficient corps of teachers devoted them
selves to the young people and saw
that everyone had a good time. On
the way to and from the grounds people
were warned OF the approach of the
young people who assisted by the super
fntendent and teachers gave the follow
1ng Sunday school yell, written especial
1y for this occasion
RicIety. Rickety, Biff, Boom. Bah!
Methodists. Methodists. Rah, Rah, Rahi
We are the people. see US shine.
We are out for a jolly good time.
Out of the fifteen and a half months
since the flood of last year the North
side has had street car passage over the 1
river for two months and five days.
For the rest we have walked over the
Melan bridge through winters storm
and summers heat. not to mention the