The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-05-28
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Tomorrow. Trinity Sunday, there
will be a celebration of the Holy
Eucharist at the Church of the Good
Shepherd at II o'clock. No evening
service. Canon DeLou Burke, priest
in charge.
VIII Bridge. who has been i'll at
his home for the past rev days, is
again able to be at work
Mr.. John Yonkers and family will
return to North Topeka from the
South side next week and make their
home at 1885 Jackson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Swartz, of Ia
logo. I. T., are expected Monday to
visit Mrs. SwartZ's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. B. McMaster, of 91e Jackson
Miss Adele Small and Mr. Arthur
Small returned yesterday from Atchi-
son. Mrs. E D. Small will arrive to-
day and be accompanied By her son,
Mr.. Harry Small, who will visit here
for several days
w. c. Steele will spend Sunday Wis
iting at LalIin, Kas.
Misses Ethel and Lulu yesterday
will go to Elmont this evening to
spend Sunday visiting relatives.
Mrs. E. James is taking Mr.. A. ".
LindeIs place as bookkeeper at the
Shawnee State bank while he enjoys
a visit to the st. Louis exposition.
D. ]. Hathaway is i'll at his home.
iii Jackson street
F. P. Elmore, cashier at the Shaw
nee State bank, who has been quar-
antined away from his home at 1877
Greenwood avenue Potwin' for the
past several weeks, will be able to
return home today, as his little
daughter, Lucille, has recovered from
the scarlet fever and the house fumi-
gated this afternoon.
"A Young Woman With a Purpose
will he
by Miss Margaret Weiss at the Y w.
c. A meeting held in the NJ. E. church
at o'clock Sunday afternoon. A cor
dial welcome is extended to all wo-
men.
Mrs A. NJ. Petro. Miss Frances Cole
and Master Kelsey PetrO were the
guests today of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
LANCE, of Menoken.
The Memorial day services will be
held Sunday morning at IL o'clock at
the Congregational church, Rev. 7. ].
Pearson, the pastor, preaching the
sermon. Special music has been
arranged for this occasion
Mrs. Blanche Henley entertained a
few little folks at the home of w H.
Sheppard Friday afternoon from 3
until 5. in honor of the fifth ami
versary of the birthday of her little
niece, Fay Mills. Those present were
Mildred Carey, Marie Finch, Mildred
Morgan, and Carl Knoll.
Homegrown strawberries are now
in market. Many crates were
brought in town this morning. The
berries are unusually fine and large.
Mrs. J. Wilder and six children, OF
San Bernardino, Cal, are here visiting
North side friends. They will go to
Kansas City to spend Memorial day
returning here later to continue their
visit
]. r. Belts has returned from Cha
mute. Mr.. Belts reports that the
drillers are busy at work on the "Old
Abe" well, and have now reached a
depth of 260 feet. This is one of the
wells in which several Topeka men
are interested.
Little Miss Isabel McAfee was the
hostess yesterday afternoon at very
pleasant little party at her home,
1905 Quincy street. She was assisted
in entertaining her guests by her
mother, Mrs. McAfee, Miss Iso Dobbs,
Miss Lolah McAfee, Miss Ruth Bar
rett, Mrs H. J. Nichols, and Mrs. J.
F. McAfee. The guests were the
schOolmates of the little girl, and two
of the teachers, Miss Brown and Miss
Bishop, were present. The other
guests were Jennie Heinzman, Anna
Myers. Vera Wallace, Miriam Withers,
Minnie NystrOm, Mary Nelson, Flor
ence Oheld, Freda Belts, Una Smith,
Edna Wise, Grace Rogers, Cecil
Powers, Bertha Shine, Ether Bodies,
Mabel Harvey, Iva Maze, Mildred
Hancock, Hazel Stratton, Mabel
Amen, Ivan Dibble, Pierce Amell
Robert Amell, Elmer Forbes, Charlie
Bollotte, Paul Van Ness Charles
Ryder. Glenn Copper, Russell Thomp-
son. Roscoe Beachum, Floyd King
man, Lester Stevick.