The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-03
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Rev. j. A. Stayely is visiting in
Manitou.
| F. ottinger of Granville was in
| town today.
| Jim McAfee went to Chanute today
for short visit to Ed James.
Mrs. James Maots and Baron Meats
| were in today from Silver Lake.
Mrs. Ed White and children of ST.
Joseph are visiting their many Topeka
friends.
Mrs B. F. Goodman has gone to the
Indian Territory for months visit to
relatives.
Mrs. Mary Critics is in town from
Meriden looking after her property in
terests here.
Mrs. r. B. McMaster was the guest
today of Mrs. Tom Joseph at her home
northwest of town.
Lieut.. Jerry Springstead left Monday
for ST. Louis where he will spend a
week visiting the fair.
| Miss Lizzie Altman and Me. Robert
Rigdon were married last evening by
Rev. A. Frank Houser at the Baptist
parsonage.
| Mrs w. ]. Wetherholt who has been
| in very poor health for over a year is
now in a very serious condition at her
home on jackson street.
Elizabeth, the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs VIM. Van Ness, is very SER
tously ill at the family home on Kan
sas avenue. Her condition is considered
serious.
Mrs. Aaron Sheetz and son, Charlie,
left this afternoon for Ironwood. Mich.
where they will be the guests of Mrs.
Sheetz'S son-in-law and daughter, Rev.
and Mrs. John Tracy.
Victor council K. and L. of S. has
carried off the banner for having the
greatest number of new members in
the past three months of all of the
councils in the city.
Miss Permelia Curtis went to Lincoln
Center today where she will be the
guest until Saturday of Miss leila Fay
Lukens, who has been there since
June and where she organized a large
music class.
Mrs. Mitchell of Cawker City who has
been the guest for the past few weeks
of her daughter, Mrs. A. M. Petro, of
1913 Topeka avenue, south, left today
for Los Angeles to visit another daugh-
ter Mrs. Vennum.
Another north side store building
will shortly be occupied. A. w.
Lacey, who moved to the south side
North Topeka shortly and open up his
drug store in his old location.
The Indian Creek grange held a very
profitable meeting last evening at the
Indian Greek school house. A week
from next Tuesday evening an open
meeting will be held at which time ice
cream and cake will be served.
Mr.. J. A. Ramsey was on the north
side this morning. He is working up
a reunion of the Ramsey family to
meet at the Worlds fair August &c.
He also talks of esta blishing a month
" paper in the interest of the family.
Mrs. Maurice Todd, who has been
spending some time here at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James An
derson, 1101 Madison street, has gone to
.JOS0nh. where nj
gagged in the insurance business and
where they will make their home.
Mrs. James Campbell of 224 West
yesterday to lose her pocketbook con-
Mrs. Campbell and her sister, Mrs.
the asylum car and probably lost the
fed of the loss and said he had no
something, but paid no particular at
tention to it.
Master Galen Saunders celebrated the |
sixth anniversary of his birthday Tues |
day afternoon at his home, 1907 Polk |
street, by entertaining a number of his |
little friends. Refreshments of ice
present were Ruth Kelley, Angela |
Brackney, Reba Austin, Della Brown, |
Grace Snodgrass. Helen Chapman, Ber- |
tina Brackney, Hazel Williams, Fay |
Chapman, Willie Snodgrass, Vernon and |
Harold Warnock, Paul Morgan, Wood |
ward Blossom, Albert Brown. Orval