The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-25
NORTH TOPEKA.

C.. NJ. DeTilla, of Wallace, Kas., is
visiting his sister. Mrs. G.. W. Caskey,
of 112s Quincy street.
Mr.. J. T. Reed who works at the J.
H Skinner nursery has moved from
713 Morse street to Shorey.
The special meetings at the Kansas
Avenue NJ. E. church win continue this
evening and Thursday evening
Sheriff Watson of Osborn county is
in town attending the sherifs' conven-
ton and visiting his friend, c. Kaser.
Miss Heloise Green went to Law
renee today for a weeks visit to Mrs.
George Gould and Mrs. E.. S. Meade
There viii be a social dance at
Lukens' opera house this evening.
Opening dance. 35c couple, extra Ia
dies 10c.
At the meeting of Blue Corps Fri
day afternoon at 2 o'clock a full at
tendance is expected, as there will be
special work.
Mr.. and Mrs. June Baxter, formerly
of North Topeka, but now of Kansas
City, are the parents of a daughter,
born Saturday.
Mr.. W. S. Clark. living west of FL
mont, Will quit farming in Kansas
and return to his old home in Wis
consin early in the spring
Mrs. Charles Curtis and Mrs. c. C.
Nicholson have gone to Lawrence,
where they will be the guests of Rev.
and Mrs. w B. Hutchinson
Mr.. n Mrs. William Kistler Of
Kansas CITY are the parents of a son,
born last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Kistler
were former residents of North Topeka
The midweek service of the Pres
byterian church will be held Thurs
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Haywood, on Topeka
avenue
The Burns society will observe the
anniversary of the birthday of Robert
Burns this evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Page. 1927
Monroe street.
Notice NJ. W. A. All members of
camp 1913 w. NJ. A. are requested to
attend the funeral of w. j. Sheetz
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
Congregational church.
All members of Amity lodge No. 231
K. Of p. are requested to meet prompt
at 1 p. IN. Thursday, January 26 to at
tend the funeral of ". J. -Sheetz. By
order of J. D. Rodgers, K. of r. n 5.
Mr.. Axtell, of HoIman's addition,
fell last Saturday topping a
large tree in his yard, breaking his
wrist and bruising himself consider
ably. He is now getting along as well
as could be expected.
The members of Shawnee council No.
8 K. and L. of S. are requested to meet
at the office of DR.. NJ. A. Swift at one
o'clock Thursday afternoon to attend
the funeral of brother w. ]. Sheetz. BY
order of the secretary.
The funeral OF Wllllam j. OuSeLZs
whose death occurred Monday morn
ing, will be held Thursday afternoon
at 2 o'clock from the Congregational
church, and the services will be in
charge of Amity lodge K of P.
Nh. and Mrs. L. r. Timmons and
family of Denver, Colo, have moved to
North Topeka and are living at 713
Morse street. Mr.. Timmons Is In the
employ of Otto Kuehne. The family
were former residents of the First
ward.
The Duplicate Whist club played yes
terday afternoon at the home of Miss
Nellie Hes, S25 Huntoon street and the
highest score, IS points, was made by
Mrs. l. A. Ryder and Mrs. Mark u
nam. The substitutes were Mrs. Harry
Jameson for Mrs. oscar Vol and Miss
lies for Mrs. G. c. Bowman. The hos
tess was assisted by her motheri in serv-
ing her guests The next meeting Will
be at the home of Miss DOllie Curtis.
Shawnee council Nc. 8 K. and L. of S.
has received a notice from the national
president, w. p. kirkpatrick, of the
K. and L. of 5. that they have won the
first prize for taking in the greatest
number Of new beneficiary members
during the fourth quarter without the
assistance of a deputy. The prize is a
SIPS officer or degree team outfit. No.
3 has added to their number 81 new
members and also won h state ban
ner for the quarter. No. 3 is a wide
awake council with a well drilled team
and they except to have their new
robes very shortly.
Harmony Rebekah lodge No. 81 in
stalled their officers at their meeting
last evening which was followed by a
banquet and the initiation of a new
member. Miss Grace Mckinley. The
work of installation was done by the
district deputy, Miss Ellen Holiday,
assisted by Miss Edith Haynes, Mrs J.
K. Withers and Mrs. George Young
The following are the new officers: n.
G., Mrs. Minnie Whitehead; " G. Mrs.
Kate Diffenderfer; chaplain, Mrs. Day;
secretary. Miss Carrie Haynes; treas
urer. Mrs. Frank Emertt; warden. Mrs.
Boyce; conductor, Mrs. Julia Stewart;
right supporter to noble rand, Mrs
J. K. Withers; left supporter to noble
grand, Mrs. Wolverton; right supporter
to V. G., Miss France Short; left sup
porter to v. G., Miss Alta Shenster; in
side guard, Mrs. c, NJ Krauss; out
side guard. Mrs .Addie Frasier.
Blue Relief Corps gave Mrs. James
A. Patterson a linen shower Friday
afternoon at her home, 140S Van
Buren, street, which was a very en-
sjoyable affair. The time was spent in
a social way and at 4 o'clock a dainty
assisted by Mrs. George O. Palmer and
Mrs. George w. Caskey. Mrs. Pat
tersOn received a number of useful
and pretty pieces Of linen, among
them being a quilt mace and quilted
oy the corps. Those present were
UNI, Mrs H. H Saunders, Mrs. J. J.
HOfer, Mrs. Herbert Palmer, Mrs.
John Brfnker, Mrs. M. Mitchell. Mrs.
Maria Hitler. Mrs. E. E. Palmer, Mrs.
George O. Palmer, and Mrs. George
w Caskey, Robert Frasfer, Clinton
Ketchum, Ray, Ethel and Earl
Palmer.