The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-07-13
NORTH TOPEKA.


fLeaye items for this column with Kim
Dali Printing Co., 912 N. Kansas ave.]
Frank Rude went to RossvilIe today.
Miss Ruth Woodford is visiting friends
in Ottawa
Miss Laura Stratemeyer of 1912 Jack
son street has gone to Berryton to visit
friends.
Mrs. Mary Mcdonald who has been
i'll at her home 406 East Gordon street
is improving.
o. A. Simmons. cashier of the Norton
vile State bank is spending a short
time in town.
Mrs Jenet Johnston of 400 Holman
street is at the Thomas Page farm
where she will spend the summer
Miss Treon BickeIl, age II. daughter
of Wiley Bickell and Mr.. Barley Bright,
| 20 years old, were married Wednesday
evening by Rev. Mr.. Barrett at his
home 1908 Quincy street.
The camp meeting near Elmont which
will be under the auspices of the Ell
mont M. E. church will commence this
! evening Rev. Mr. Guyer of the FL
mont church will preach.
Mrs. Peter Olson and children, Hazel
and Harold, of 928 Van Buren, street,
will leave Saturday morning for Omaha.
where they will be the guests for several
weeks of relatives.
The members of the choir of the Bap-
last evening at the home of L. P.
Fraser. 1924 Madison street. Refresh
ments were served on the lawn and a
good time had by all present.
The remains of Mrs. Emeline Brown,
wife of Jacob Brown. whose death oc-
CURED last spring, will be removed from
the vault to the Topeka cemetery Sun
| day afternoon, July &c. at three o'clock.
Short services will be held at the grave
by Rev. Mr.. ]. Barrett. Friends of the
| family are invited to attend.
DR.. R. S. Plummer who this spring
purchased the lots south of his place
at 914 Quincy street and Immediately
north of the Church of the Good 'Shep-
| herd, intends to put about 200 loads of
| dirt on these lots, fence them in and
sow blue grass In the front half and
alfalfa ~ the rear part. This will
| greatly I'm ssrove that part of Quincy
! street.
Mr.. and Mrs Adelbert w. Parks and
mother, Mrs. Mary Parks, returned yes
terday from Marshall, Mich, where Mrs.
Parks, ST., has been visiting for several
weeks, Mr.. and Mrs. Parks going there
last week to accompany her home.
Mrs. Mary Parks who has been quite
| i'll stood the trip remarkably well and
seemed somewhat improved last even
| ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Parks and mother
for the present will be at home at the
Parks homestead, corner of Norris and
Quincy streets.
| D1SIT1cC Deputy MISS El0dnOE f1Olil-
day, assisted by Miss Florence Ander-
son and Miss Edith Haynes, installed
the following officers at Harmony Re-
| bekah lodge No. 81 Tuesday evening:
Mrs. Kate Diffenderfer. N. G.; Mrs.
Bessie Bartlett, V. G.; Miss Bessie Car
son. warden; Mrs. Kraus, conductor;
Mrs. Herbert Green, right supporter to
Noble Grand: Mrs. J. K. Withers. left
supporter; Mrs. Margaret Young and
Miss Ethel Carson, right and left sup
porters to the vice grand.
| A black team, the property of the
| livery firm of Marble & Kisslnger, ran
away on Kansas avenue last evening
causing some excitement. H M. Steele
had hired the team to make trip to
| the country and they were standing I'M
| hitched in front of his real estate office
at 602 Kansas avenue. He was Just
ready to step in and drive away and
| turned to speak to some one standing
nearby. when the team started to run.
They were captured in front of the
: Citizens bank unframed but the buggy
was rather the worse for wear, the
tongue was torn out, the double tree
broken and the front damaged.
Announcement have connected
myself with the Fitwell Shoe company,
/ 500 Kansas avenue, and will be glad to
have all my old friends and customers
| come tn and see me in my new 1oca-
! ton. GEORGE CUSWORTH,
| Formerly with C. A. Fern
strom's Shoe Store, North
| Topeka.