The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-15
NORTH TOPEKA.


Mrs Charles Curtis, accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Permelia Curtis, ana MISS
Harriet s for Wyeliesley Mass, where Miss
Curtis and Miss Stanley will attend col
lege this winter MIS-. Curtis fnsr w feachsr.
Miss Esunice Lyman, of Fan RIVER De
fore she returns home
Miss Grace Plummer left last evenlng
for Arkansas City, where she viii teach
this winter in the public schools <.
Mrs Homer Mayer and children Of cav
Sister i Mrs. A. NJ Petro. OF 1913 Topeka
avenue south.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Houser are ex-
pected home next week from their Wed
ding trip Rev. Mr.. Houser has been FOR
the past two weeks and is now In Chicago
holding a series of meetings at the SNo-
dish Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clarke expect TO
leave the first of next month Tor Broken
Arrow, l. T. where they Will make their
home.
rather Ross and daughter. Mrs. Swing
ley, have sold their farm on the Hoehes-
ing on the Nauman place Mr.:
Ross and Mrs. swingley and family viii
make their home this winter on the ira
Messrs. David Slower Benz. and Roy
Retter, George Harper and A Detrick cf
NJ Mr.. "a and Mrs: Jacob Slit and Mr.; and
left today for Los Angeles, Cal
George Taggart was IN today from Mer-
iden.
Mr.. Harry Priest OF JackSo9 county,
who will attend Washburn COLLEGE this
winter, has been the gIost for a rev
days of Mr.. and Mrs G. T. BornioE.
Mrs. W. II. Rutter and sons, Warren
and Merrill, will return tomorrow from
an extended visit to Mrs. Rutte-'s moth
% Sy mr sws sTl Mrs Rutter ana son Warren
spent some time at the st. Louis fair
Mr. J. A Fuller of Quincy street drew
the first set of dishes which was offered
by Pratt Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Neiswender OF 1890
jackson street WI! e to Sllyer t Lsis
tives. The first of next week they Will
leave for a short trip TO the st. Louis ex-
Mrs. Josie Fairchild of Leavenworth IL
| in Topeka looking after her property in
| terests.
e. A. Rees. of Granville was Tore
Miss Clara Boettcher, Mr.. john Boett-
cher and Mr. MINUS Morris are visiting
J. l.. Combs OF 1923 Van Buren, street
F. E. Schults of Granville is selling
out and will remove to North Topeka and
will take position with the Kistier- Metz
| Work on the new school building has
reached the roof and the covering is now
Mrs. G. z. Kimban ana Miss Martha
Kimbali returned today from a. visit TO
the st. Louis fair and friends in Belle
Vile, Centralia and Vernon. Ill.
Shady Nook, the country home Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Berry, two miles west on
the lower Silver Lake road, was entered
yesterday and, although the place was
thoroughly rensacked' nothing was taken
| exchange the thief left his own head COW
ering Mr.. and Mrs. Berry are in town
! at the home of their son-fn-law ana
! daughter Mr. and Mrs. w. n. Van Ness,
| while they are attending the fair. Yester-
day Mr.. Berry made a trip to his farm
and found that some one had entered the
place and made a complete search tor
Valuables. Entrance was effected by kick
| ing out the panels of the Kitchen door
W. p. Knapp of lola is here visiting his
l friend, J. D. Depuy, of Harrison street.
and taking in the fair. He thinks SONS
of locating in North Topeka.
The Sunday school class of Mrs. w. r.
] Bacon was very pleasantly entertained
\ Wednesday evening by Miss Grace LII
| The company included Mrs. Bacon, Misses
Maud Forbes, Kate Hall. Ethel Owen.
| Edna Kincaid, Helen Haynes, Hanel
Haynes. Laura Haynes and osrfrada
Haynes.