The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-01
NORTH TOPEKA.

ELenve items fog this column with Kim
ball Printing Co. 912 n. Kansas ave.l
Monogram stoves at Pratt Bros.
You forgot that picture, Casters
gallery.
Balm wagons and staver. carriages.
standard of quality at Pratt Bros
The Sunday school Of the Second
Presbyterian church will meet this
evening to practice new music for next
Sunday morning.
Eli FOUGHT of Vandalia, Ill, and
son, c. L. FOUGHT of Rutland, Ill. are
the guests of Mr.. Fouchts brother, J.
H. FOUGHT.
Mrs. f. S. FiederIing of Elmont
is, visiting her son, Mr.. George Fled
erling, of station IA and his wife at
their home in Oakland.
Degree team of North Topeka
camp 1913. M. W. A, will give a social
dance tomorrow evening at Barretts
hall Admission 25c, extra ladies 1Oc
Al. Smith of the Lacey drug store
has gone to st. Louis, where he viii
spend the next ten days visiting
friends. He will stop at Kansas City
en- route to see his brother.
If you want the genuine deep shaft
Usage City (screened) or if you want
the best Frontenac, either lump or nut,
call up Ind. phone 4s5.
KENT'S KASH KOAL KONCERN.
At the melting last evening of the
Argonauts at the home OF Mrs. Charles
Curtis, 905 Van Buren, street, the paper
for the evening was by Miss Ollie Owen
on 1.-The Early History of the Neither
lands"
Prof. Francis DeVeaux, a very clever
mind reader and hynotist, gave an en-
| tertainment last evening at Barrett's
| hall The entertainment was under the
auspices OF the K. P. A. and was pro-
nounced by many to be the best of the
| kind ever given in Topeka.
Mrs. J. W. Currier has returned
from an extended visit to relatives in
the east. A part of the time was
/ spent with eher brother. Mr.. ENGLAND
and his family near Boston and a part
visiting her son, Mr.. George Currier,
and family. Both the Englands and
/ Curriers' formerly lived in North To-
| peka.
Louise. the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Buechner of near FL
mont broke her left arm above the
| elbow last Thursday. The accident
! happened at the Half Day school
while the child was playing black
man" with some of her schoolmates
The child complained of her arm
paining her but it was not known it
was broken until the first of the week.
The boys had the usual Halloween fun
! last evening but so far as yet known
! did no real damage. On West Gordon
street a lawn mower is hanging half
/
must have made some boys work to
place it in that elevated pos .tion. At
| the Dolman place in the same block
/ their lawn swing was taken from the
/ yard and placed out in the parking
In other parts Of the city some walks
were removed but no property destroyed
Messrs. Bouslog & Krapf are putting
| in a new boiler in their laundry to re-
/ place the one which was blown up last
/ nofI is -eT-
and has been thoroughly tested, so will
/ be perfectly safe. It is a great improve
ment on the old one and also much
| larger, as that one was only of horse
power. A new horse power engine is
also being placed in the laundry It
is the intention of the firm to have the
laundry ready for business the first of
next week.
Miss Leila Morns entertained at a
Halloween party last evening at her
| home on Kansas avenue north of Sol
der creek. The usual games for this
| o'clock refreshments were served.
Those present were. Misses Ethel
| Carlson, Hannah Carlson, Ruth Carl
! SON Naomi Anderson, Ray Ashpole,
Annie Lee, Martha Lillard, Annie Lii
lard Messrs. Chris Lillard, Howard
Jackson, Charlie Jackson, Earl An
derson, Elmer StahI, Lester Olson.
! Clarence Olson, George Morns and
/ James Lee.
The W. T. X club met yesterday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. r. S Plum
l1ner. 9l4 Quincy street. and the all day
meeting at the Section home west of
town was POSTPONED as the day was
considered too raw for a country jaunt.
Roll call yesterday was in keeping with
the day and was answered with Hallow-
cen legends. The rest of the programme
included a paper by Mrs J. A. Camp
bell on --latest Experience in Aerial
Navigation a paper on --latest Dis
covery in Archaeology by Mrs Kutz
land a paper on Dust ana Its Dan
gers by Mrs. Z. .. Bisseu.
An enjoyable Halloween party was
given at the home Of Miss Rose Clark
in Shorey. Many amusing games were
enjoyed and refreshments of cocoa and
doughnuts were served. Those present
were Misses Halle Ball. Olive Rude,
bessie ShonkwiIer. Tiny shonkwiIer,
Lizzie vetter. Lola Ball, Lulu Clark
Annis White. Vern Hare, frankie Ward
Ruth Klinefelter, Mabel KingInan, Pearl