The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-05-06
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Kimbau Printing company. 9l2 North
Miss Anna Henry has gone to
Larned, kas.
See Mrs. Burger for special bar
gains in hats, 917 Kansas avenue.
F. G. Winneck, of Holton. was the
guest yesterday of w. c. Steele.
The W. T. K. club will meet Tues
day afternoon on May 10 at the home
of Mrs. =. L. Bissell, north of town.
The Patriotic Legion of America wf:l
give a dance this evening in Barrett
hall, 1000 n. Kan. ave. Every one invi-
ted.
owing to the illness of Canon
Burke there was no service at the
Church of the Good Shepherd last
evening.
Mrs. T. b. Reynolds and son Irving
have gone to the country. where they
Will be the guests for several days of
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Root.
Miss Ella Allen, cashier at Morns
& Myers, is taking a weeks vacation
and during her absence her position
is being filled by Miss Jessie Kearns.
The Northern Shawnee Develop
ment company will hold its regular
monthly business meeting this evening
in the office of the J. Thomas Lum-
Der company.
Miss Bessie Shaw. of Ottawa, is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. c. O. Smith.
of 1918 Madison street, and her
cousin, Mrs. Vadie Tompkinson, OF
400 Polk street south.
Mr.. Lugton. the old soldier who
runs the elevator at the federal
building, was taken suddenly i'll this
morning and was taken to his home
at 500 Van Buren, street in Shella-
barger's ambulance.
Mr.. c. H. Swensen, who has been
spending the past month here visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Swensen,
and his sister, Mrs. w w. Hall. of
Horton, Will return to Chicago tomor-
row to resume his position at The
Fair.
North Topeka and Oakland are both
feeling the want of the Sardou bridge
worse than ever before. At the time Of
the flood when it was destroyed it was
just getting to be realized what a con-
venience it was both to Oakland and
to, not only North Topeka, but to the
South side as well, for it was the most
convenient approach to all Kansas ave
build it, much of the material is still
there and most of the piers. It ought
to be put into shape again.
The reception given Thursday after
noon by the officers of the R. H CLUB,
Mrs. Minnie Whitehead, Mrs. II. NJ.
Steele, Mrs. Dora Wolfe. Mrs. Margar-
ct Young and Miss Florence Anderson
at the home of the president, Mrs.
Whitehead on Quincy street. was quite
q social affair and well attended con-
sidering the inclement weather The
house was prettily decorated with vio-
let's and carnations, the latter flowers
being used, in the dining room where
refreshments of ice cream, cake and
punch We're served. Those present We're
Mrs. Jennie NJ. Wehe, Mrs 6. H. Thorn
as, Mrs. Margaret r. Conwen. Mrs
VIII Glenn, Mrs D A Wizer, Mrs. J.
L. Belts, Mrs. j. K Withers, Mrs
Elizabeth Finch, Mrs. Mamie Finch.
Mrs. c. L. ConneIy, Mrs. O. J. Boten,
Mrs. John Patel Mrs. Charles sum
| ire Inn Matte
Fink Mrs. W. F. Hall. Mrs. Seleta Ra-
con. Mrs. Minnie Maze, Mrs. Pauline
Ijams. Mrs. Bessie Bartlett, Mrs. MAJ
tina Roehr, Mrs. DeMoss, Mrs. Joseph,
Miss Minnie Boten, Miss LYDIA Ravens,
Miss Frances Short, Miss Ellen Holli-
day, Miss Edith Haynes, Miss Carrie
Haynes. Miss Lucille Maze and Miss
Vera Maze.