The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-01
NORTH TOPEKA.

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| Independent phone 1851
| G. c. Slykhouse of Elmont is in town to-
| day.
]. E. Fuller has gone to st. Joseph to
| spend a few days.
| HIRAM Mongoold and daughter of Silver
Lake were in town yesterday.
The first story of the new Gyrater mill
will be about completed Saturday.
| Mr.. NJ. c. Holman is spending a few
days on his fruit farm in Missouri.
John Carr of Kurneth, O., is visiting G..
Brockerman of the Arnold Drug Co
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ernest leave today
| for a weeks visit to the worlds fair.
Mr.. ]. F. McAffee came home yesterday
from a short business trip to Kansas City.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Haynes and Mr. and
Mrs. w. E. Sterne are spending the day
| in RosSville.
Mrs Russell Barber and little daughter
| Angeles, Cal.
| Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Jordan will go to
Excelsior Springs Saturday to spend a
week or more.
Miss Hattie Albright leaves today for
Indian Territory, where she will visit
her niece, Mrs. Jones.
Mr.. Edward Arnold is expected home
soon. Mr.. Arnold has been camping in
Colorado for the past month.
Mrs. E; Anderson of Hiawatha, Kan, is
Lyman district, north of town.
Wanted-Ffrst class agents can make
. FOUGHT. s26 North Kansas ave.
Miss Grace Miller returned home yester-
Gay c aftSr ia B slst to heo sister Mrs e.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Embree and
daughter Pansy of Adrian, ILL.,. came to-
day to visit friends in North Topeka.
Sixty-two thousand ties are in the I'm
ion Pacific material yards and more are
still coming in. Further than that, every
thing is at a standstill.
Captain Gilman of fire station No. IS
confined at home and has been for sew
eral days, with a friendly carbuncle that
nl fhnV hrRfh nr earl6 to,
part unwillingly.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
fy on 6 Tb % 6ed hat at e6 %
ing for some time. The mother also is
quite poorly.
The contract for building the Inter
Ocean mills storage warehouse, which is
to be of brick, was let to Mr. Sparks, who
church Mr. Stark was the lowest bidder
Yesterday evening while trying to land
their boat, party of young people We're
serious result followed, they were all good
and soaked. Those Of the party were Miss
Mr.. Frank Hohberg and Mr.. Oscar Suth-
ers.
A very pretty wedding took place yes
Dulce E. MARBLE and Mr.. Frank M
O'clock Miss Harriet Staples com Commenced
playing Hearts and Flowers and the
young couple entered unattended into the
parlor, which was decorated in golden
rod The full ring ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. Perdue of Meriden. The cou-
pie stood under an arch made of golden
rod During the ceremony Miss Staples
softly played Hearts and Flowers again. |
The bride looked very pretty in dainty |
dress of white batiste and lace After the |
ceremony wedding supper was served in |
the dining room, which was decorated in
different shades of geraniumS. The |
guests were limited to relatives only. The |
out of town folks attending were NJ. and |
Mrs. j. E. cambridge of Hoyt, Mrs. ED |
Weddle and daughter Norine; Mrs Chas. |
Stark and daughters Rosadell and Anna |
bell of Lindsborg. After the reception |
given in the evening at the home of Mrs. |
c. D. Shield, the bride and groom left for
St. Louis. They will be at home to their
friends October 1 at Lindsborg, Kan
Dr. and Mrs. Marion Johnson of Grand |
Junction, Col. who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Campbell, left today
for the worlds fair.