The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-29
NORTH TOPEKA.

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! Fred Parsons spent Yesterday in KAN
| sas City. - S5r-F
Mr., and Mrs pibSfs, Ana son leave to-
| day for California ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Steele returned last
evening from Holton.
Miss Grace and Euphemia Page are
| spending today in town.
Z. p. Gilmore, cashier of Shawnee State
bank, went to lola yesterday.
Mr.. William Ludwick of Atchison is Wis
iting relatives onsthe north side.
Miss Edna and Harriet Staples returned
home from Kansas City yesterday.
Red Men lodge Wapaunoa Tribe No. 3
will give a corn dance September s.
Mrs; Lillian Bryan spent Sunday with
mont.
Mr.. F. E. Ringer was called today to
Ringtown, Pa, owing to the death of his
sister
Hebe England of Meriden. who has been
visiting o. c. Myers, returned home yes
terday.
terday with Frank Patterson and family,
near Valencia.
Mr.. William Harris, who is suffering
pital, is better.
!, At, the last meeting Of the Blue Cord
taken in as a member.
Boyce and Hazel Forbes have returned
from a visit in Hannibal and Warren,
Mr.. w. S. Whitehead was taken to che
Santa Fe hospital this morning TO De
operated on for appendicitis.
Miss Ella Allen has returned from her
visit in the country and is again at her
desk in Morns and Myers.
Miss Della Bistis, Miss Pansy Antrim
a Mra MISS Mss Iva Grove spent snn1nsy with
Mr.. H. L. Heinzman had his finger
operated on this morning, the result Of
an accident in the Continental creamery.
Of ICf,r Ind
returned home yesterday. He will stop
few days in st. Louis to take in the fair.
Mr.. David Bowie and David Page re-
turned yesterday after a three weeks trip
yer.
Mrs. Julia Carey of 1920 North Van Blu
rem street, who has been suffering all
much improved.
company has the casing down in the Sho-
rey oil well and expects to commence
drilling today.
Mrs. Charles Stark and children, Rosa
dell and Amabel, from Lindsborg, Will
come this afternoon to visit Mrs. c. d.
Shields, north of town.
Pearl, Blanch and Howard Fuse of HoI-
ton, who are on their way to Emporia,
are visiting few days with their aunt.
Mrs E. T. Haynes, who has been visit
ing her son, A. T. Haynes, in Dover, is
now visiting her daughter, Mrs. P. r.
Quaney, on Topeka avenue.
Mrs. c. Bader left for Chicago Saturday
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Craft, formerly OF
900 Van Buren, street, North Topeka.
Salthouse and Norris shipped a car load
of horses to Kansas City today. Their
headquarters at present are at the old
Bennett barn, on West Eighth street.
There will be called meeting of the
Ladies' Aid society at Mrs. Arnold's this
evening to arrange for the annual picnic
at Pages farm on Friday, September 2.
Mrs. George Insworth has gone to Kan
sas City to attend the wedding OF her sis
ter Miss, Rose Campbell and Mr.. z. Z.
Cornell, head, clerk at the Baltimore hotel.
John C.. Miller of Emporia college viii
deliver an address at the laying of tho
corner stone of the New Second Presby-
terrain church Thursday afternoon at
O. clock
Mrs. z. z. Wilson of Kansas City, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. 9.
Oglesbe, and her sister, Mrs. Y. 9. Ma
doulet, on Tyler street, returned home
yesterday. Miss lola and Dorothy Ma
doulet accompanied her
Mrs. Max Rrauss of wichita Mrs Fred
Krauss, Mrs. Werner Opperman and Mrs.
William Moeser and children. Mildred
and Willie, and Miss Lu John, enjoyed
yesterday a very pleasant drive which
terminated at Mr.. Frank Billings farm
near Newman.