The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-14
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Roller skating tonight.
Charles J. McCoid was in today from
Silver Lake.
Fred Woodburn who has been ser
iously i'll with pneumonia is improving
The n. A. A. will give a dance next
Wednesday evening at their hall in the
Barrett block
Harry Smith Of 1909 Jackson street
who has been seriously sick remains
about the same.
Miss Ethel SIaybaugh of 1901 Topeka
avenue who has been i'll with pneu-
monia is conXalescent.
Shirley French has been suffering
from an attack Of Inflammation of the
eyes for the past week.
Victor Council No 4. K. L. of s., will
give a social dance Monday evening,
January Is, at Barrett hall.
Rev. John A. Kjellin Of Marion will
occupy the pulpit at the Baptist church
tomorrow morning and evening.
Mrs. E. c. Seger, of 1882 Harrison
street. has gone to Coffeyvi1le Kan,
to spend a few days visiting with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Smith.
There will be no service at the
Church of the Good Shepherd tomorrow
morning but this congregation is in
vited to the Cathedral where Rev. Car
'rol NJ. Burck of st. PauPs church,
Manhattan, and Rev. Lionel G. Ma
Ioney of lola viii be ordained priests
by Bishop Frank r. Millspaugh. In the
evening at the Church of the Good
Shepherd, Canon De Lou Burke will
have the usual services at half PAST
seven.
A number of the ladies' OF the f. A.
A met yesterday at the home of Mrs.
Charles Turner, 900 Kansas avenue, and
conversing, after which refreshments
were served. Those who enjoyed Mrs.
Turner's hospitality were: Mrs. Sipes,
Mrs. John Fieger, MES. Ed Olfermap,
George Risen. Mrs. John Otis, Mrs. g.
W. Smith. Mrs. Roller, Mrs. H NJ.
Steele and Miss Price.
Mrs. Norman Jury very delightfully."-
entertained the following members of
the Merry Matrons' club Thursday af-
ternoon at her home, 1876 Kansas ave-
nue., south: Mrs. Paul Groody, Mrs.
Edgar Vinans Mrs. Walter Shook, Mrs.
John Johnston. Mrs. William NJ. Hofer,
Mrs. Fred Clark, Mrs. Will Swartz, Mrs.
Raymond Diffenderfer. One guest, Mrs.
Harper. was present. The next meet
ing viii be Thursday, January 26, at
the home of Mrs. Walter Shook, 1915
Quincy street.
building the Sardou Avenue bridge is
welcomed most heartily by both North
Topeka and Oakland, not to mention
those parts of the outlying country that
the flood. Its destruction impressed
very forcfbIy its convenience to the gen
eral public north Of the river. This
with the building Of the approach to
the Melan bridge. the new street rail-
way bridge and the dykes on the river
and Soldier creek banks. will inspire
renewed confidence and help more thon
we now realize.
Blue Relief Corps No. 5 held quite an
interesting meeting yesterday after
noon at which time the installation Of
officers took place. Several visiting
members were present at this time. In
the last two years this corps has made
a growth from 90 to Sc members and is
in an excellent condition. The following
officers were installed by past presi-
dent. Mrs. Addie Fraser: Mrs Fate
Cooper, as conductor; president, Mrs.
Nellie McNoun: senior vice president.
Mrs. Mary Mitchell; junior vice presi-
dent Mrs. Laura Palmer: chaplain, MIS-.
Mary Ward. treasurer. Mrs. Josephine
Beachum; secretary. Mrs. Marie Cas-
key; conductor. Mrs. Kate &C. per;
guard, Mrs. Grace Holmes; patriotic
Instructor. Mrs. Minnie Ogden; PRESS
correspondent, Mrs. Addie Fraser; color
bearers, Miss Tressa Risuiger, Mrs
Lorena Horton, Mrs. Matte Ketchum.
Mrs. Kate Saunders; musician, Miss
Gertrude Palmer.