The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-24
NORTH TOPEKA.

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A. J. Pepperton was in town today
from Emporia.
The very latest in duck and linen
hats at Mrs. JoseQh's.
Miss Edna Staples is quite i'll at her
home, 1915 Central avenue
Miss Gertrude Coleman of NIeriden
was in town yesterday shopping.
Miss Ida Biekelhaupt was in town
today from Silver Lake shopping.
Frank Merriam of the Arnold drug
store went to Junction City today.
Proctor FOUGHT has returned from a
two days business trip to the country.
T NJ. Forbes will go to Harveyville
today for a. short visit to E. A. sinner
well.
Special half price sale all this. week.
New York Mercantile Co.. To- East
Sixth street
Miss Ethel Taylor of Hoyt came to
Topeka this week and has entered. the
Topeka Business college.
R. Davidson went to Sabetha this
morning to visit his daughter, Mrs w.
lA.5Haynes, for a few days.
Don't forget the Temple of Fame
at Lukens' opera house tomorrow
evening, May 25. Admission 15c.
The Myers planning mill have open
I ed up In their new building on Kansas
avenue south of the Kansas Avenue
NJ. E church.
Mrs. P. H. Steward of Hoyt, who
has been in poor health for some time
and for the past month has been with
her daughter Mrs. Charles Steinberg-
er, at WaKeeney is now very low
and the latest word from her was that
she was unconscious and had been so
for twelve hours.
Harmony Rebekah lodge No. 81
elected the following officers at their
i
| fenderfer, noble grand; Mrs. Bessie
Bartlett, vice grand; Mrs. Ida Clam
1 pitt, representative to assembly; Miss
/ Ellen Holiday, alternate; Miss Edith
Haynes. district deputy.
Mervin Miller, who has been work
/ ing for the Santa Fe at La Junta,
/ Colo, has been transferred to the Of
fees here and will enter upon his new
duties the first of the month. Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller and little daughter, and
Mrs. Miller's mother, Mrs. T. NJ.
Forbes, who has been visiting them
for the past two weeks, are expected
in Topeka shortly.
Little Pauline Speer entertained
twenty-fOur of her friends at a birth
day party Monday afternoon. The
hours were from 4 until $50 o'clock
and the time was spent playing
| games. The refreshments of ice cream
| and cake were served in true picnic
style on the lawn. Those present
were: Fora Tyler, Clara Tyler, Della
! Brown Helen Matthews, Mary Reedy,
/ Georgia Gurthler, Emma Murrell,
Ruth Atkins, Erma Atkins, Katharine
| Stevens, Jessie Dye. Edith Dye, Zslma
/ Speer Mabel Chamberlain, Mabel
Suit, Marguerite Shearer, Francis Suit,
Elizabeth Robson, Esther Plumley,
/ Florence Colbert, Laverne Dye, Neal
/ McCarty, Paul McCarty. Mrs. Speer
was assisted in entertaining the little
ones by her sisters, Mrs. Charles
Robinson and Miss Ollie McCarty.
The w T. K. club held their last
meeting for the club year yesterday al
the home of Mrs. J. F. Cecil on Kan
sas avenue, north of Soldier. creek. II
is the custom for this club to close
their years gvork with a picnic, and
yesterdays affair was one of the most
ENJOYABLE ever held The members
morning and at noon a delightful pic
mic dinner was served on the lawn un-
der the trees. In the afternoon at the
usual meeting hour short pro-
gramme was given consisting of three
papers. one by Mrs S. R. Kutz or
1.-THE influence of Victoria's Reign
Upon other Nations" one by Mrs
Howard Stuart on THE Accession OF
Edward VII" and one by Mrs
George on Inventors of Queen Vic
, toria's Reign At the conclusion OF
the programme a short business meet
; ing was held at which time it was de-
cided that this club should entertain
, the Mothers club at the Settlement
rooms Tuesday, June 10. The cluE
members had as their guests YESTERDAY
at their picnic Mrs. Charles Lukens
Mrs. Hoover and Mrs. Morton of Ro-
? chester. Mrs. Pearl Vennum of Lo.
/ Angeles. Cal, Mrs. George Hoyes, Mrs
{ W. D. Woodford, Mrs. P L. Wise and
Mrs. Betz. gfFE
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