The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-07-22
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Petro woodford.the druggists.
George Weir was in town today from
Silver Lake.
E. D. Burroughs was in town today
from Granville.
At the annual school meeting Thurs
day at Rochester Mr.. A. c. Merritt was
elected treasurer.
Half price sale on all trimmed and
untrimmed hats. Mrs c. o. Smith, N.
Y. Mere. Co, ITO East Sixth street.
Mrs. H. Williams of 709 West Cor
don street has returned from a weeks
visit to relatives and friends at Ottawa,
Kan.
Mr. Asquith is improving his prop
erty at 1903 Jackson street by placing
a good retaining wall at the front of
his yard. ~
George Collins and family have
moved from Van Buren, street to the
home they recently purchased at AT
Park street.
The new macadam road from Ro-
chester cemetery east to the main
road will be entirely completed by
Monday evening.
E. c. Kassebaum has returned from
Alva, Okla. where he has purchased a
farm. He says the country is fine
farming district.
Joseph Sheenfelt, the Russian who
was overcome by the heat Thursday
I
treatment is improving nicely.
| K. L. of S. No. will give dance at
Barrett's hall next Monday night. Ad-
| mission % cents per couple. Everybody
| invited. Orchestra music. Come.
The directors of the Lyman school
have selected Mr.. Arthur Nixon for
principal and Miss Myrtle Cox as pri-
mary teacher for the coming school
year..
The Old Settlers will hold basket
picnic next Tuesday at the S. J. Reeder
| farm northwest of town, the occasion
being the 50th anniversary of Mr..
Reeder's coming to Kansas.
| At the Church of the Good Shepherd
tomorrow the services will be morn
| ing prayer with sermon at IL o'clock.
Sunday school at 1915. No evening
| service. Canon DeLou Burke, priest
| in charge.
! Mrs. Thomas Haverty came over
from Atchison yesterday ana Will be
the guest until Sunday of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ehrhart. of 1924
| Topeka avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Mckinley and
daughter Ruth left this morning for
| Ottawa for a short visit. From there
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinley will go to
Memphis, Tenn, and Miss Ruth Nc
Kinley will return to Topeka
Mr. Conrad has been elected by the
directors principal of the Rochester
school, Miss Bertha Rice of Rossville
has been reelected teacher of the pri<
mary department. which viii make her
third year as teacher at this school.
The following subjects will be dis
cussed at the Christian church to-
morrow; In the morning 1.-THE Need
of Lifting Up the Christ and in the
evening 1.-THE Laws of Analysis and
Synthesis in Bible Study"
North Topeka Baptist church. Sun
day school at $3.50 a. m. Preaching
by the pastor, Rev. Walter E. Tanner.
at II g. m. and p. m. Morning sub
tject, why God Loves Men" Evening
Isubject, Religion as a. matter of BUSH
mess" B. z. P. u. at p. m.
i A line party at the Innes band con-
Ecert at Vinewood last evening was
/ composed of Misses Minna and Myrtle
MeGrew, Eva Roter, Miss Fay Martin
of Silver Lake, Messrs. Ralph Coon.
tSidney Smith, Merton French and
i Lawrence Guild of Silver Lake.
Miss Rose Clark entertained a num-
Der of her friends last evening at her
home in Shorey.-4- Games and music
were the feature of the evening 8
pleasure and a piano and cornet duet
by Misses Lola, and Halle Ball was
much enjoyed. Those present were
Misses Lula Clark. Pearl Klinefelter.
Ruth Klinefelter, Halle Ball. Lola
| Ball, frankie = Ward, MesSrS. Joe
Howard, Erskine Wray, John Lesser
and Floyd Henshaw.
+ The team of the Rochester dairy
wagon ran away yesterday morning.
They started near Third and the. ave.
nue. and ran west to !Tyles street. The
driver, Verne Bonewitz, was in the
wagon at the time and was thrown
clear through the glass front of the
wagon to the pavement below Aside
from bruise on his head he was I'M
injured. The wagon was badly dilapi-
dated. The dropping of one of the Inch
pins which caused the wagon to fall
and strike the team frightening them
was the cause of all the trouble.
Miss Nellie williams entertained a
number of her friends by giving Ian
tern party at Garfield park Friday even
ing. Boat riding, games and a bounti-
full supply Of ice cream were enjoyed
Those present were Misses Anna Con-
nell, Minnie Sarver, Grace, Pearl and
Connie Bumgarner, Mary Allendorf,
brow, Rose and Nina Johnson, Lizzie
Ludwig, Sadie Keller, Rose Roehrig.
Kate and Maggie Jacobs. Katie Shon-
. lfelt. Hasel Ziegler, May Lowe. Anna
Johnson, Maud Middaugh, Ethel Reede.
Nellie and Myrtle Williams, Messrs. J.
Gregory, L. Larson, Jack Graham, John
Rightmire, Albert Hall. Jesse Frantz.
Rue Frantz, Harry Stewart. Ralph
Elmer Barnett, Willie Ward, John
Riech, Erwin Baker, Chester Johnson.
tGlick Helbunt, Jim Lawson and Harry
Kendall
Misses Bessie Campbell and Stella.
Mitchell gave a pleasant farewell party
last evening in honor of Miss Blanche
Reynolds who leaves next week for FIT.
Harrison, Montana. to spend the winter.
The affair was held at the home OF Miss
Campbells aunt, Mrs. A. j. Arnold, 92f
Jackson street and the hospitable
) Arnold home was thrown open to the
: young people. The porch was hung
with Japanese lanterns and made cosy
with rugs and cushions. In the dining
room lemon punch and waters we're
served during the evening. Several
musical selections were enjoyed and a
Mother Goose game afforded much
amusement to the guests Each one was
given a little cardboard goose, on one