The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-07-20
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Seal were in
town today from Granville.
Mrs. Newt Wynne and son have re-
turned from a visit to DIR. w. A. Porter
at Chicago.
Mr.. Ed Davis is here from Chicago
for short visit to his father. Mr.. Evan
Davis of 1881 Central avenue.
Half price sale on all trimmed and
untrimmed hats. Mrs c. o. Smith,
N. Y. Mere. Co., ITO East 9Th st.
Mrs. Thomas Joseph of Shorey return
ed last evening from visit of several
weeks to her parents in Virginia.
w. c. Steele went to Emporia today
to look after business matters in con-
nection with Star lodge No. 20 A. o. u.
W.
Miss Grace Miller, assistant city clerk
returned yesterday from visit of two
weeks to her sister, Mrs. Edgar Clarke
in the Indian Territory.
Closing
Out.
New York Mere Co.,
10 East Sixth
| A plunge party this evening at Cages
| lake will be composed of Messrs. Guy
| Miller, Walter Skinner Ed James, Don
Jameson and Harold Forbes.
The Merriam Mortgage company has
sas avenue to A. G. Faust for 81, 500. 1t
| is Mr.. Faust's intentions to make this
| place his home.
A Forged Certificate, a four act play
| was given last evening at LukenS' op-
| era house under the aus pices of North
Topeka camp No. 124 M. w. A. The
parts were all well taken and showed
the careful training they had received
from Miss Nellie Lincoln. A good sized
| house witnessed the play
| Mrs. E. H. Rudy who has been the
| guest of Mrs. F. r. Conwell and other
Topeka friends for the past several
weeks will leave tomorrow for her home
| in Scranton, Pa, stopping en- route al
| Shelbyville, ILL.,, where she will be the
| guest of Rev. and Mrs. John Tracy ano
also at her old home in Indiana.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Holiday and
| daughter, Miss Eleanor Holiday, who
| left Tuesday for New York, will sal
next Saturday on the Umbria for Liver.
pool From there they will go to Lon
don and points in Wales where they
will visit relatives. They expect to bt
away until about the first of November
The attention of the street commits
| sioner is called to large hole on Yves
Gordon street near Western avenue
This hole is in the center of the street
| and the drivers of many grocery wagons
| not being aware of the hole have driver
into it and experienced considerable
/ NAAAAS0IhS HI SClllllS OQl Last hight (
load of hay went in this hole and it tool
four horses and five men to pull il out
and even then it was necessary for TIL
men to do considerable digging befor,
this could be accomplished.
The regular quarterly meeting of tn
| Missionary Union will be held in West
minister church tomorrow, Friday, be
| ginning at 10 a. m. A full attendance
is urged by the hostesses and Officers
Following is the programme: Devotions
Mrs A J. Arnold; roll call, Scriptur,
response; minutes; hymn, II love TIL,
kingdom, Lord" paper. Mrs. J. P. VIII
son; Voices from the Field, China, Mrs
! Silver; Alaska, Mrs. Collins; recitation
Miss Jessie Priddy: business; dinner
1870 p. m. devotional service. Mrs S. A
Alt; paper. Mrs. Faxon; recitation, Mis-
/ Edith Robinson; solo, Mrs. Laycock
| The Coming Revival, Mrs. L4errigo
| hymn; temperance round table. Mrs
4 A. ]. Arnold, president; Miss Jessi
| Priddy. secretary.