The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-17
NORTHTOPEkA.

leave items for this column with Kim
ball Printing Co, 912 North Kansas ave-l
w F. Kuntz is moving his drug store
from 917 to 612 Kansas avenue.
DR.. Miriam Swift LEFT today for Sioux
City, Iowa, for an extended visit to
relatives.
wampanoa tribe No. 80 L o. r. NJ.
conferred the chiefs degree on nine
warriors last evening
G. S. Roach and family will move the
first of the week from near Washburn
college to 1913 Harrison street.
Edgar Campbell Arnold and William
Miller Cline will leave Saturday for
st. Louis to attend the exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graham and
family have moved from All Park
street to their new nome on East Sec
ond street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Page and fam
lily will go to their farm four miles
northwest of town Saturday where they
will spend the summer.
Eugene lodge No. 70 L o. O. F. will
confer the second and third degrees on
several candidates 1t is expected that
a number of the members Of the Lee
compton lodge will be present
The funeral of H. w. Cheney will
be held Saturday afternoon at ,
O'Clock from his late home, 1892 Har-
risOn street. and the burial will be in
Rochester cemetery
About the finest Strawberries
Drought TO market are from northern
shawnee ]. G. Booher who lives in
the Rochester neighborhOod, has some
that are almost as large as a hens
egg.
Mr.. r. B. AIcMaster has sold his store
buildings on Kansas avenue to Mr..
George Ordway of Los Angeles. Gala
Mr.. and Mrs. McMaster and Mr.. Fred
McMaster will leave in September for
Pomona, Gala, where they viii make
their home on a fruit ranch.
today for Chicago where they will at
tend the University of. Chicago They
viii return in six weeks stopping en-
route at the st. Louis fair Miss Clara
Plummer will teach in the Topeka high
school this winter while Miss Grace
Plummer will teach the fourth grade in
one of the Arkansas City schools.
The Campbell house which is being
moved from Jackson and Gordon
streets to Quincy street was taken as
far Kansas avenue last evening.
with the intention of taking down the
electric wire last night after the cars
storm there was too much electricity
in the air and the trip across the ave
nue. was delayed until tonight.
Congressman Curtis left yesterday
for chicago, where he viii meet
number of Republican leaders. From
tn ere he will go to Washington where
his daughter, Miss Permelia Curtis,
will be graduated from the high
ScnOOl on June - he VIII also FlSlL
New York. Mr.. Curtis and Miss Per
melia Curtis viii return to Topeka the
last of next week
One of the largest social affairs this
season was the reception given TINS
afternoon by Mrs. Charles Curtis and
Miss Curtis at their home. sos Van
Buren, street, north. Never did the
Curtis home look more attractive than
il did today with its decorations of
fragrant flowers In the Darlors car
nations were used while roses were
the flowers in the dining room and
hall In the library were large bou-
quets of pink peonies, while stately
palms yere scattered throughout all
the rooms. in the hall and on the
porch which had been fitted up with
rugs and easy chairs In the upper
hall CaIkin's orchestra played during
the afternoon The assisting ladies
We're: Mrs. jerome Colvins Mrs. L. A.
Ryder Mrs. o. d. Skinner. Mrs. G.. A.
Mills, Mrs. David Palmer. Miss Bessie
West, Miss Emily King. Miss Reddick
of St. Marys. Miss Jeanette WolcOtt
and Miss Jessie Campbell presided at
the punch bowl in the library, while
ices and cakes were served in the
dining room. The receiving hours
were from to 6. and during this