The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-01
NORTH TOPEKA.

Elmer Myers is Ill at his nome, 12Oo
Western avenue, with malarial fever.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elkins have
moved from 1913 Tyler street to 623
Grant street.
Robert and Phillip Billiard have
gone to Overlook and Carbonate to
visit friends.
f. c. Slaybaugh and family have
moved from 1922 Topeka avenue to
625 Grant street.
Miss Anna. Myers of 1915 Central
avenue has returned from short visit
to Chicago relatives.
Harold Forbes, Don Jameson and
Guy Miller expect to go to Denver Sat
urday for a. short outing.
Everything on center counter half
price. NEW YORK MER. CO,
10 East Sixth.
The P. H. C. will give a dance at
Barrett's hall tonight. Good floor,
lights and music. Every one come.
JAG. Campbell will leave today for
Olathe where he will take a position
with a surveying party for the Santa
Fe.
Miss Flora Stratemeyer will leave
this evening for Colorado Springs and
Denver where she will spend the next
ten days. 4-...,l.. ss.-ss
Misses Clara and Grace Pfummer
returned Wednesday from Lake City
and Faribault, Mimi, where they have
been visiting relatives for the past
month.
Miss Florence Musson, who is here
from Chicago, will be the guest of
morrow evening by number of her
friends.
w. D. Woodford came home last
night from Kansas City. Mrs. Wood
ford will continue her visit there a lit
tie longer.
Misses Sadie Downing and Ella Allen
were the guests last night of Miss Fay
Groshong at a watermelon festival at
her home near Kilmer.
Mrs. Wallace Taggart and children.
Reamer and Hazel, came this morning
from Meriden to visit Mrs. Taggart's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Myers of
1905 Western avenue.
General regret is expressed among
the people that Mail Carrier Charles
Swearingen is shortly to be trans
ferred to the south side.
Mrs. Perley F. McCarty and sons
Neal and Paul, have returned from
Colorado Springs, where they have
been spending the summer.
After making extensive repairs, my
cider mill north of town, on Central
avenue, is now running full blast.
Bring on the apples. AINSWORTH.
Mr.. Knote Withers. who has been
the guest for the past few days of Mr..
Harry Corbin, shortstop of the Leav-
enworth ball team returned home last
night.
Married, Wednesday evening, August
/ OVlIl DIT Q. OU U CLOCK, DY rev. waiter
E. Tanner at the Baptist parsonage,
Claude E. ~Finson and Miss Leila stock
| ton.
Mr.. George A. Bridge of Boston.
Mass, will pass through Topeka Sat
urday evening en- route to Denver. On
his return trip he will stop off to visit
his brother, c. F. Bridge.
Grove Dolman, who has been at
Willow Springs all summer working in
a surveying party for the Santa Fe, is
expected home tomorrow and will
leave the next week for Lawrence,
where he will enter the university
A party composed of Misses Nellie
lies, Sadie Baird, Permelia Curtis,
Hazel Haynes, Helen Haynes Messrs.
Don Jameson, Walter Skinner Robert
Thomas, JAG. Campbell. Edward James
and Harold Forbes picnicked at the
reform school last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Spetter and fam
lily expect to leave about the middle
of the month for California, where
they will make their home Mr.. Spet-
ter has sold his cigar business to his
brother, August Spetter, and VIM
Smith who will continue the business
Are you getting your share Of the
good bargains at the closing out sale
of the New York Mer Co, 10 East
Sixth? We have one bargain counter
that is a sumner. We make YOU as
low prices on staples as any store il
the city, then give you 10 per cent dis
count. Sale viii continue until the
last thing is sold.
NEW YORK MER. CO.,
10 East Sixth.