The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-02
NORTH TOPEKA.


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kimban Printing company. 81 Nor'n
Fred Baker was in yesterday from
Rossville.
Lohn Calf of Carbonate is visiting
North side friends.
Z. G. Arnold viii go to Kansas city
this afternoon to spend Easter
N. F. ConkIe left today for a month s
business trip to Los Angeles and san
Diego, Cal
At station a. postohice the stamp
sales for the past month have amount
ed to s847.93.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Matthews viii re
turn Monday to their home at 15zz
Quincy street from an e2tehdSu S'o'
in the country.
Rev. T. ]. Pearson will give short
talk at the Easter services 10 DC tiel NI
by the East Indianola Sunday scnool
at the school house tomorrow aIter-
noon at 3 o'clock
Furness Castle Royal Highbinders
enjoyed a pleasant time at their hali
Friday evening, April l. mere 5- " % 20
good attendance ana aIler lOus0'
freshments were served
Mr. and Mrs. John Pratt are expect
ed home today from Cuba where they
have been for the past two years u
the mast several months they nave De-t
making their home at Remedies Suoa
Miss Pearl Heinzman viii come ron OH
Kansas City tomorrow and MI f1dAl
Feinzr1an arrived today from Law
renee where he is attending the UNI
versitv to spend Easter visiting tiell
parents. Mr.. and Mrs H. IL hsAiiA
man of 1898 Quincy street
Among the pretty windows 1oE
Easter are those of Mrs. John kull, OF
1926 Jackson street, which are MEG
with gay blooming plants A1llouSI
Mrs KulI lost all of her flowers curing
loo
quite a collection of plants, when nave
been in blossom all winter.
Mrs. w. ]. Stoval was given pleas
ant party yesterday afternoon by lhe
members of her Sunday school class 0L
the Central Avenue Christian I'll
who sDent the afternoon very delight
fully at her home, 1926 Topeka avenue
A bout 16 young girls were present. M .
and Mrs Stoval are members OF the
marty who leave Topeka the mlddle %
the month for Oregon to make their
future home.
Miss Lena Hohnbaum was most
plea sanity surprised at her home, 1873
Central avenue, Thursday evening Dy
the following young people: Misses
Daisy Leslie, Eva Combs, Lee tuhk;
Nora Walsh Hattie Welkle, susie anu
Rosa Turner, Mary HohnDaum, MessIs ?
Sam Kennedy Allen Free, J. w. Lall-
more. Willie Holiday, r. B. Peck, BOB
Hefick, Al and Ernest Hohnbaum. Inc
evening was spent playing progresslV t
high I'VE and prizes were awarded to
Mis-. Hattie Welkie and Mr.. Sam Ken
nedy and to Miss Nora Walsh and MT
r. T. Peck. Several musical selections
were also enjoyed. At late hour re
freshments were served.
The ladies of Blue Relief Corps hac
another delightful afternoon yesterday
at the home of Mrs. Kate Cooper
Some business was transacted, aftel
which some harmless jokes were en-
ioyed, it being All Fools day. TIT
house was decorated with flags AM
flowers. The hostess was assisted II
entertaining her guests by her mother
Mrs. Margaret Gufy. Mrs Maria cas-
key, Mrs. Ida GliddOn and Miss Hattl'
Beachum. During the afternoon
dve-course luncheon was served. Tn
visitors and out-of-town guests presen
were: Mrs c. H. Flanders of Holton
Mrs Ida GHddon, Mrs. Eta Mabray
Mrs Rebinah Douglas, Miss HATTIE
F3eachuTn Miss Rosa GliddOn. Mis-
Gertrude Gliddon, Masters Leroy Car
mes and Clinton Ketchum- Member;
present We're: Mrs. Josephine Beachum
Mrs Maria Heller, Mrs. Hattie Ketch
UNI. Mrs. Maria Green, Mrs. Name!
Brill. Mrs. Margaret Guhey, Mrs. Ells
Gordinier, Mrs. Lille Gurtler, Mrs
Mary Ward Mrs. Fannie Kistler. Mrs
NJ A. Kershner, Mrs. c. G. Holmes
Mrs. Letitia Drollinger, Mrs Mar.
Allen Mrs Melinda Mitchell Mrs. Ad;
Fraser. Mrs. Kate Shellabarger, Mrs
Martha Roller, Mrs. Maria Caskey
Mrs. Kate Saunders. and Mrs Libbi
Wolverton.