The Topeka state journal., 1905-12-02
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Pictures framed at BARS.
G. p. Peers, of RossVille, was in town
today.
George Ramer was in town today
from Silver Lake.
A. B. Gordon has returned from a vis-
it to relatives at Walters, Ok.
Mrs. Adelbert Button entertained at
family dinner Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Laura s. Claudy is very serious
ly III at the home of her son, G. Max
Claudy Of N Central avenue.
Miss Nellie Prfddy, of Elmont spent
Thanksgiving in town the guest of Miss
Grace Miller Of 1920 Monroe street.
Mrs. A. L. Entsminger. Mrs. Mary
Rice and Miss Jessie Rice of Silver
Lake were in town today from Silver
Lake shopping.
Merton French who is attending Ba-
Zer university at Baldwin, is at home
for the Thanksgiving recess He viii
return Monday.
The Merry AIatrons will meet next
Thursday afternoon, December z, at
the home of Mrs. j. G. Harper, 223
Van Buren street south.
Mrs. Fred Click and little son, John,
of Pittsburg, KAN viii be the guests
Sunday of their uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Green of 921 Harrison
street.
MI Benjamin Meakins of 218 East
Norris street, died last evening of heart
trouble at his home. Mr.. Meakins was
65 years old and is survived by his wife
and nine children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Harverty of
Atch1sOns who have been the guests
since Wednesday of Mrs. Haverty's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ehrhart of
1924 Topeka avenue, viii return home
tomorrow.
j. M. WiIkerson went to Nferiden last
In 1rn foA rxl1 se
very low with Inflammation of the bow
els and bladder Mr. WilkersOn's re-
covery is very doubtful as his advanced
age, Sc years is against him.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. C1rear of the New
Era Department store gave a second
line party last evening at the Elk S
vaudeville entertainment for the clerks
of the store. Their guests were Miss
Hohnbauu, Miss Lena HOhnbaum, Miss
A1leanOr Holiday Miss Frances Short,
Miss Louise Stratemeyer, Miss Susie
Firner, Miss Rosa Firner and their
niece, Miss Irene Spear.
A survey of Soldier creek has been
made from its mouth to its junction
with Little Soldier and all the terri
tory in the proposed drainage district,
showing three different plans with
approximate cost of each. One set OF
these three plans is now at the Mid
Continent office, where they can be
seen by all who are interested.
tional lecturer for the w c. T. o.
will be at the Kansas Avenue NJ. d
church tomorrow morning at II
o'clock and at the Baptist church al
p. m, for a temperance rally of all
the churches Of this side. No admis.
sion viii be charged but an offerine
viii be asked for the good of the
cause.
Mrs. William Boast and daughter
Hazel, were in RossviIIe yesterday tc
attend the funeral of Mrs. Boasts
cousin, Miss Margaret 1IcAdams Miss
McAdams, who was a. musician of un-
usual ability has frequently visited IL
Topeka and when here often sang II
the choir Of the Congregational church
She was a member of the Topeka
Choral union.
Miss Maude Wyatt gave a part
Friday evening in Shorey, the occasion
being the seventeenth anniversary o
her birthday. Her guests were Misse
Maude Reed. Tiny Shonkwiler, BESSIE
Shonkwiler Mabel Ogan, Dot Green
field. Jessie Van Buskirk, BeulaI
q Ogan, Gertie Wyatt, Ethel Wyatt
Lola Biene, AGessrs. George Reed, JOIN