The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-25
NORTH TOPEKA.

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ball Printing Co. 912 n. Kansas avenue.l
The very latest in duck and linen
hats at Mrs. Joseph's.
Dancing after the play at Lukens' op-
era house tonight. Admission Is cents.
Guy Miller is in Junction City to take
the state pharmaceutical examination
Mrs. J. c. Taylor is moving today
from West Laurent street to the South
side
Miss Della stump has gone to Osa-
Watomie to visit her sister, Mrs c. D.
Tew-
Don't forget the Temple of Fame"
tonight at Lukens' opera house. Ad-
mission Is cents.
Degree of Honor No. %, give THE
Temple of Fame tonight at Lukens'
opera house. Dancing until IL o'clock
Eugene lodge NO. 81 L O. o. F., will
hOld their annual election of officers
tomorrow evening and also confer the
second degree.
The house of ]. G. Funk near the
Rock Island junction was struck by
lightning last evening, and a boy of
the family knocked down but not in
jured.
Sunday will be observed as Memorial
Sunday and special services will be
held at the Second Presbyterian church.
The pastor, Rev. j. S. Glendenning, will
preach the sermon.
Mrs. Claude Shields entertained at
dinner yesterday. her guests being Mrs.
Guy Gatchel and son Leroy OF Las
Vegas, n. NJ, Mrs d. A. Wizer, Mrs.
%. Piatt and Mrs. VIII Bacon.
Soldier creek is higher than it has
been any time this spring. At the
Rochester bridge it is over the road. At
the latest report it had not reached the
dykes at the Thomas Page farm some
distance west
Mrs. Bacon of 913 Jackson street, win
entertain the ReDekah club next Thurs
day at her home in honor of Mrs. Guy
Gatchel of Las Vegas, N NJ, and Mrs.
Dan Fraser, who viii leave June 1 for
her future home in Rocky Ford, Col.
AIr. and Mrs. Thomas Haverty re
Eurned yesterday from their wedding
trip TO Portland, Ore. and will be the
guests until Saturday of Mrs. Haverty' s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ehrhart of
1929 Topeka avenue, when they will
leave for Atchison where their own
home is awaiting them.
Don't forget the play, The Temple OF
Fame" at Lukens' opera house tonight
Admission, Is cents
Last evening a little 4-year-old Rus
sian boy climbed into the express wa
Eon Of Marion HINES while it stood al
the corner OF Fourth and Madison
streets, with the intention of having a
ride. Mr.. slAines was unaware of his
aAAAd-1A passenger ana NnGU the clouds
began TO roll up he started for his home
Ia North Topeka. The boy who was
enjoying the trip said nothing. but kept
perfectly quiet. His mother, however
who saw Mr.. Hines drive away with
neE BOY started in pursuit fuliV beIieV-
Ing that her child was being kidnaDed
She followed them to the North side
where she overlook them. and securing
The assistance of policeman, in bro
ken English demanded her boy. Mr.
Ehnes was taken completely by sur
prise when he was confronted by tn,
oBcer of the law and the excited wo
man who insisted upon having he
child A hunt revealed the little travel
er sitting in the bottom of the wagon
having fine time and perfectly un
conscious of the stir in which he wa
the principal actor. Explanations wer
In order and the boy handed over +
his mother who started fmmediateI
for their home. Mr.. HINES, after max
ing a thorough search of his wagon t
see that no more little Russians wer
5n hiding and to make sure that h
would not be confronted by any othe
angry parents, demanding their chill
dren. continued on his homeward wax