The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-17
NORTH TOPEKA.

Leave Sasy items for this column with Kim
Independent phone 1851
]. N. IEenry made a business trip to
Kansas City today.
Mr.. Will Clampitt is i'll at his home
on North Kansas avenue.
The clock at Station a. is not in
running order 1t has stopped at three
O'Clock.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM F. Grant left yes
terday afternoon for st. Louis to visit
the fair.
George Graham of Hoyt is the guest
of Master Willie Colvin of 1923 Van
Buren, street.
George Sullivan will move the last
of the week from S25 Kansas avenue to
All Grant street.
A. w. Lacey mas commenced to move
his drug stock back to his old location
at 831 Kansas avenue.
Mr. George Graves and family moved
today from 80 jackson street to the
Bischof property at 225 West Gordon
street.
Frank CroweT of Muskogee, I. T.,
was the guest Sunday and Monday of
his uncle and aunt, DR.. and Mrs. Samuel
Ashmore.
Mrs. o. C. Neiswender of 1890 Jackson
street has gone to Silver Lake to spend
few days visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Cutbirth.
Mrs. Paramore is expected to arrive
Gala, to visit her daughter, Mrs. w.
H. Shepherd, of 1906 Quincy street.
Mrs. Jerome Colvin and sons Willie
Colvin and Oran Layton, of 1923 Van
Buren, street, expect to leave about the
fourth of next month for St. Louis to
attend the fair.
See Foucht's hardware for furnaces
and furnace work, pumps and pump
work, galvanized spoutfng, roofing
ladies' and gents bicycles. best and
cheapest in city.
The Presbyterian Sunday school pic
mic will be held on the North side of the
river next Friday instead of Washburn
campus. The exact location will be
given tomorrow.
Mrs. Louis Nystrom and daughter
Claudia and sister, Miss Anna Nys-
from, have returned from a visit to Mr..
miles north of town.
Rev. w. B. Hutchinson will arrive to-
day from Salida, Colo, and be the
guest until Thursday of his old parish
toner's when he will leave for Lawrence
to enter upon mis- new duties as pastor
of the Baptist church there.
The funeral of Mrs. Warren Mooney
was held this afternoon at two o'clock
from the Congregational church. Rev.
]. s. Glendenning of the Presbyterian
church conducted the services. the in
terment was in Rochester cemetery by
the side of her husband.
Mr.. Fieger of Madison street fell |
down cellar last Saturday and broke |
his left leg between the knee and nip. |
Mr. Ffegers age, which is over seven |
ty, makes the accident a rather serious |
one. The injured leg was placed in a |
plaster cast today and he was removed |
to Christ hospital.
Miss Elsie Booher entertained a few |
of her friends very pleasantly last even |
ing at her home III East Laurent |
street. Fortune telling by cards was
the game of the evening Those invited |
were Misses Maud Ward, Alice Erwin,
Bell Smith, Flo Faulks, Clara Mott,
Estella Mott. Della Mott: Messrs.
Harry Kinney Charles Booher, John
Drain and Earl Rooher.
Mrs. Russell Barber and daughter,
Esther, of Los Angeles, Gala, were
the guests of honor at delightful pic
mic which was given today by her
friends at Garfield park Those present
were Mrs. BARRIERS most intimate
friends and were Mrs. Barber and
daughter, Esther Mrs. G. B. Camp and
son Bert, Mrs. Joseph Warnock and
sons, Vernon and Harold. Mrs. John
Pratt and daughter. Gladys. Mrs.
Frank Berry and son Raymond and
daughter Ruth, Mrs. c. B. Lyon and
son Charlie. Mrs Warriner, Mrs. Bell
and daughters Josephine and Louise,
Mrs. Charles Heartburg, daughter Dor
Othy and little son. Mrs. VIM Van Ness,
sons Paul and Dean and daughter
Mrs. F. P. Gilmore and chill
1ren, Mrs. George Hoyes and daughter,
Helen Elizabeth, Mrs. E. u Bissell
Mrs. M. c. Holman and son Leon, Mrs
Ed Holman and children, Miss Clara
Miss Lou Holman, Misses
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