The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-25
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Kansas avenue-1
Z. c. Arnold is visiting friends in
Council Grove.
Roller skating Wednesday and Sat
urday nights only.
Fred Smith of st. Joseph is visiting
on the North side.
]. B. Belts has returned from a bust
ness trip to Chanute.
Miss Mcdonald Of Rossville was in
town Saturday shopping.
Mrs W. H Eyer will go to Kansas
City tomorrow for weeks visit to
friends.
Miss Josie Dickinson is down from
Meriden this week visiting friends
From here she goes to Lindsborg.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. E
Trip died yesterday of scarlet fever
at the family home. 222 Kious street
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark and Mrs
Walter Shook and little son Gilman
returned last evening from St Joseph
Beatrice. the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. c. Kassabaum is quite i'll
at the family home, 1926 Jackson
street.
J. c. Petro of Hutchinson spent Sun
day visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. W Petro. He left this morning for
Kansas City.
The Ladies Aid society of the Pres
byterian church will meet Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. c. L.
Haywood on Topeka avenue.
c. c. Nicholson leaves Friday for Los
Angeles. Gala. to visit friends. Mrs.
Nicholson has been in Los Angeles for
the past six weeks the guest of Mrs.
w S Charles.
Baxter Kinney the Menoken farmer
who was severely burned in his barn
which was struck by lightning last
week, died this morning at ten o'clock
at Christ hospital where he was
brought last Friday for treatment.
Members of Gate City Court No. p,
Tribe Ben-IIur, will please take notice
that there viii be a special meeting
of the Court. Monday evening, April
25th. All members urged to be pres
ent; important business--W- H KEEL
lar. chief.
Rev. p. NJ Buck who was pastor of
the Kansas Avenue NJ. E. church if
teen years ago and left here TO take up
missionary work in India passed
through North Topeka today at noon
en- route from Delaware, Ohio, where
he has been visiting for few weeks,
! to Los Angeles, Gala. to attend the
general conference Of the NJ. E church
The marriage of Mr.. Washington
Densford formerly of North Topeka.
to Miss Pearl Lutes of Indiana was
solemnized Wednesday, April 20 Nj
and Mrs DensfOrd will make their
home in St. Joseph No MS. Dens-
ford is a cousin of Miss Goldie Lutes
Of Lcwman Hill and has visited here
during which time she made many
I friends.
Rev. ]. W. Price of Denver who has
been the guest of Mr.. Aaron Sheetz
I since Wednesday left today for Kan
sas City. Rev. Nj Price has been do
/ ing missionary work in Brazil for d
number of years and last evening he
occupied the pulpit at the Congrega-
tional church, at which time he gave
short outline of his work Mr.. Price
/ is a very interesting speaker and has
/ tie power of holding the attention of
/ his hearers Rev. Price and family eX-
pect to return to Brazil in July
Miss Lena Lesser aged 81 years, died
SUNDAY afternoon at four o'clock OF
/ valvular heart trouble at the home of
I Mr.. and Mrs. H II. Hall. 213 West
I Gordon street. Miss Lesser had been a
sufferer from heart trouble for num-
I Der of years. She recently returned
4 from California where she spent the
I winter for the benefit of her health
/ About a week ago she came into town
/ from her home in the Fairview neigh
borhood to receive medical treatment
/ The funeral will be held from her
mothers home in Fairview, but the
/ time is not yet known as relatives
from California are expected