The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-05
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Miss Bertha Dake and Master Cecil
Dake have returned to their home in
Kansas City after spending Christmas
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. H. c. Miner returned yesterday
from Kansas City where she has been
the guest since Saturday of her sister.
Mrs. G. D. Pence, who has been the
guest of Elder and Mrs. w. T. Pence
during the holidays, returned today to
her home in Chicago.
H. M. Cline & Son, who recently
purchased the hardware stock of the
Chase Hardware company at 420 Kan
sas avenue, are offering some real bar
gains as they want to reduce their
stock before moving it to their old To-
cation in North Topeka
Mr.. Jesse Roehr will leave tomorrow
for his home in Portland, Oregon, after
spending the holidays here the guest of
his. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roehr of
Monroe street" yhv
Mr. Frank Berry, who has been quite
i'll at his home, Shady Nook farm. for
the past two weeks. is improving.
Mr.and Mrs. James Dwyer, who came
here from Colorado to spend the holi-
days visiting relatives, have decided to
remain in Topeka until spring and Mr..
DWyer has taken position in the
Santa Fe shops. Mr.. DWyer and fam
lily are former residents of the North
side
All parties indebted to the Chase
Hardware company will please call and
settle their accounts with H. NJ Cline
& Son, APO Kansas avenue, who have
purchased the stock.
Mrs. Kortz has returned from a visit
to her son, Charles Kortz and family in
Oklahoma. She was accompanied home
by her little granddaughter.
Having recently purchased the hard
ware stock of the Chase Hardware COM
nor ct Z or a va ND
ing to move the stock to our old loca-
ton in North Topeka, we wish to re-
duce it, and viii therefore sell hard
ware, stoves, and tinware at greatly re-
duced prices. H. M. Cline & Son.
Many improvements have been made
along the Soldier creek since the raising
of the Central avenue bridge which
placed it above the high water mark;
1908 have been filled in, and work on
the dyke has commenced.
Miss Matte Payne, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Payne, former North
home on the other side OF the river.
Great removal prices on hardware,
stoves and tinWare at APO Kansas ave-
nue.. H. NJ Cline & Son.
The Ladies' society of the Kansas
Avenue church met with Mrs. Calvin
Holman for an ali day meeting We'd
nesday. Beside Mrs. Holman and her
daughters there were present Rev.
and Mrs. Staveley, Rev. John Perdue
of Meriden, Mr.. and Mrs Hook. Mrs
T F. Seymour, Mrs. VIII Eastman,
Mrs J. NJ. SDrou1l, Mrs. Edwin Bissell,
Mrs. D. F Hoover. Mrs. Cecil. Mrs.
Garwood, Mrs J. N. Allen. Mrs. An
trim, Mrs. Samuel Dolman Mrs. Dye
Mrs John Irons. Mrs Ed Hastings,
Mrs. John McNoun, Mrs. Axten, Mrs
Alva Schenck. Mrs. Kimes, Mrs. John
Hofer, Mrs J. c. Smith. Mrs F. G.
Tomson, Mrs; H M. Wh n{ MIS- MIS-
Capron. Mrs. NJ. c. Holman Miss
Tessie Reisinger, Miss Maud Wilson, /
Miss Hook.
soc wool dress goods csc yard
this week New York Mer- Co, 10
East Sixth street.
There will be a social this evening
at the congregational church to be
followed by the annual business meet
ing of the congregation
Mr. Edgar Cash of A1acomb, Ill. /
and Mr.. Charles NJ. Cash, principal Of
the schools at Mendom. Ill, who spent
the HOLIDAYS here the guests of their
relations, Mrs. Samuel Jameson and
Mr.. Oscar Cash. have returned TO
tn cir homes.
r r. Conwen arrived at noon today
from St. Louis with the remains of his
brother, NJ. Lyon Conweh. whose
death occurred Tuesday at that CITY,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Skinner enter
+ajne5 the mem bers of the Second
PRESBYTERIAN church and some of the
friends of the church last evening at
their home in Shorey- A good musical
and literary programme was enjoyed
and refreshments of cake, coffee,
cider and lemonade were served The
majority of the crowd met at the new
church building at 7 O'Clock and Went
out to the Skinner home IN wagons
which, had been sent in for that pur-
nose by Mr.. Skinner, while others,
Mrs. Thomas Page and Mrs. j. r. |
Buck. drove out in the Page carriage,
and others didn't get to go at all.
Those If Ms who waited for the
wagon expectin give would all takei