The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-07
NORTH TOPEKA.
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Mrs. Al Spjllman was in town today /
from Kiro.
R. L Wagner was in town yesterday
from Granville.
Mrs. Frank Grear is in Kansas City
for a short stay.
Mrs. H. F. Pratt was in town today
from Rossville shopping.
Mrs. H. NJ. Cline has returned from
a six weeks stay in Kansas City.
Miss Edith Gabriel returned today
from a weeks visit to relatives at Den
isOn. Kan.
The Sardou avenue bridge is now
about completed and as soon as the ap-
proaches are finished the bridge viii
be ready for use.
Mrs. J. w. Reed and little son, Ba-
ker, of 1910 Jackson street, went 10 OF
tawa today where they Will visit friends
and relatives for two weeks.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Kan
sas Avenue NJ. E. church. give a box
social Friday evening at the E. c. Sc
ger home, 1882 Harrison street.
Frank Nichols has rented his farm
two miles west of the reform school and
has moved his family to town. They
will make their home on the South side
Charles Armstrong has sold his
blacksmith shop and with his family
and mother and brother Will move on
a farm six miles from Usage City on
the Dragon.
Bibles for Christmas 65c; all of the
/ latest books $1.0S; children's books sc to
| soc; crepe and tissue paper, all shades;
| pictures and picture frames.
H. H BAIR, 91T Kansas avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Gilman and chill
/ dren, who have been the guests for the
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Caldwell
and Mr. Gilman's relatives, left today
for their home at San Monica, Cal.
Mrs. Jonas Lukens has returned from
Kansas City where she spent Thanks
/ giving visiting her sister. Mrs. William
/ Ryan and her daughter Miss leila
/ Fay Lukens, who is in Kansas City for
/ the winter continuing ner musical
4 studies.
Mr.. Fred Dennie and Mrs. Fred Dye
/ OF Maple Grove have received word of
/ the serious illness of their father at
| his home in Washington county. Mr.
/ Dennie left last evening for his faith
er's home and Mrs. Dye viii leave this
1 evening.
Blue post No. $50 c. A. R., will hold
q regular meeting at their hall, 831 KAN
/ sas avenue on Friday evening at 100
/ December S. Election of officers for
! next year and two delegates to the COM
/ ing encampment at Salina and other
1 important business comes up for ac-
/ ton. All members of the post are urged
! to be present.
We wish to extend our sincere thanks
/ to all the friends and neighbOrs who so
/ kindly assisted and sympathised with
! US in our late bereavement in the death
! of the husband and father; also to
/ thank those who contributed flowers,
and the singers and minister who so
1 ably officiated in the funeral services.
/ Mrs. Sen Meakins and children.
! Star lodge No 20 a. 0. Z. w. elect
| ed the following officers at their meet
/ ing last evening: Frank ConwelI NJ
/ W; Frank Ford, foreman: Will Cook,
| oveTseer; John Holiday. recorder: A
! NJ. Petro, fnancier; c. Kaser receiver;
Mr.. Antrim. guide: Dr. Miner. Dr.Pluua-
mer. Dr.. Ellinger and Or. O. P. Davis,
medical examiners; Fred Buechner,
! trustee