The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-21
NORTH TOPEKA.

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| ball Printing Co, 912 North Kansas ave.
| Independent phone 1851
| Fine Staver carriages. Pratt Bros.
| w. S. Atterbury was in today from
| Rossville.
| The cider mill on Central avenue in
ready for business.
Amity Lodge 231 K. of P, will give
| a banquet at their hall next Monday
evening.
VERNE and Therlo Neiswender of
| Silver Lake are in town today visit
ing their aunt, Mrs. c. L. Dolman.
| Miss Adele Small and Mr.. Arthur
Small of Delavan Park, Jackson coun-
ty, are spending few days in town.
| Mrs. E. K. Swartz, of Mayetta, who
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
V. r. Lunger, returned home yester-
day.
| The Russians, who recently located
on North Sardou avenue. have seven as
| pretty cottages as can be found any
where.
| E. A. Norris, until recently clerk at
the Santa Fe junction depot is now
| connected with the M. K. & T. railroad
| at Cleburne, Texas.
George Albee of Silver Lake was
visiting in town today. Mr.. Albee has
just returned from an extended stay
at his old home in Vermont.
| A line party at the circus this even
| ing will be composed of Miss Per-
melia Curtis, Miss Hazel Haynes, Mr..
Jim McAfee and Mr.. Guy Miller.
| The bricklayers are now at work on
| the second story of the Curator mills.
Manager Taylor expects to have the
mill in running order by Decersber 1.
The funeral of Wallace Whips will
| be held from his late residence, SIS
| Monroe street, Thursday and the buri
| al will be in the Granville cemetery
I. B. Green of Madrid, Iowa, was
the guest for a short time yesterday
of his brother, Mr.. Herbert Green.
Mr.. Green was en- route home from a
visit to his farm in Oklahoma.
Foreman Kiss of the Union Pacific
| compelled to work most of the day last
Sunday in order to keep up with the
rush.
Mrs. s. s. Myers and sister, Mrs. E.
A. Coleman of Meriden, and brothers,
Messrs. John and Benjamin of Hoyt
left yesterday for ST. Louis where they
will visit the fair and relatives for two
weeks.
Mrs. Lily Smith and children of st.
Joseph. visited her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. V. r. Lunger a few days the past
week. Mrs. Smith left over the Rock
Island yesterday for Chicago where
she will spend a short time and from
there will go to Newport, r. l., to
make her future home.
A party composed of Mrs. L. A.
Ryder and son Charles, Miss Kimball
and Miss Eleanor Kimball left today
for st. Louis to visit the fair. On
her return next week Mrs. Ryder will
go to Colorado Springs and accompany
her mother, Mrs. Wolcott, who has
been there spending the summer,
home
wheat the receipts of this cereal at t21S
North Topeka mills and elevators is
not nearly as heavy as before. Farmers
are holding their wheat waiting devel-
re w of dnlN
and have grain bins and are in better
shape than a few years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. RED Lesser, who since
their return from their wedding trip
ing their many relatives will leave this !
evening for Sacramento, Cal, where |
they will be the guests of their broth |
er and sister, Mr.: and Mrs: George
they will go to housekeeping at Spoon |
vile, Honey Lake, Cal
We wish to thank the friends and |
neighbors for their kindness and beau !
tiful floral offerings shown us during
the sickness and death of our beloved
husband and father. Mrs. Louis Fieger, |
Mrs. T. D. Mace, Mrs. w. D. Shall |
cross, Mrs. E. Lux, Mrs. E. Rode Louis |
ger John iFeger, William iFeger.
The first meeting for the coming |
club year of the Argonauts was held /
last evening at the home of Mrs. |
Charles Curtis, sos Van Buren, street, |
at which time the following officers |
were elected: President c. G. Mich |
olson: vice president, Mrs. Charles |
Curtis; secretary, Miss Myrtle Kelley; |
treasurer Miss Ollie Owen; critic, Mrs. |
o. d. skinner; program committe, Miss /
Annie Kelley. Miss Minna Mccall and |
Mrs. O. D. Skinner. The club will take
the Bay View course of study this /
year and will meet as heretofore every |
two weeks.
Miss Permelia Curtis, who leaves |
Thursday to begin her school life at |
Wellesley college, wellesley, Mass, |
was the honor guest at a card party |
given last evening by Misses Helen |
and Hazel Haynes at their home on |
Harrison street. High five was played |
and the head prizes, books, were won /
by Miss Mabel Skinner and Mr.. Oran |
Layton, while the consolation a light |
ed candle, was given to Mr.. Grove |
Dolman. Miss Curtis received the |
guests prize, a dainty picture. The |
Virginia reel which was danced by |
the young people added greatly to the |
Haynes and Miss Carrie Haynes as /
sisted their sisters in entertaining their /
guests who were Miss Permelia Cur /
tbs, Miss Lolah McAfee. Miss Mabel |
Skinner Miss Eleanor Lukens Miss !
Nellie Dolman, Miss Marie PUTNAM, |
Miss Marie Bobb and Miss Lilah Ca4d- |
well, Mr.. Carney, Mr.. Bob Thomas.