The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-27
NORTH TOPEKA.


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The r. II. g. viii give a dance this
evening fin Barrett hail.
Balm wagons and Staver carriages,
standard of quality at Pratt Bros
Ed Lang. who lives north of town,
expects to start Saturday for Cali
fornia
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Kaser returned to-
day from a visit TO relatives in Os-
BONE county.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. k Dfmenderfer
have given their little sou- the name of
Raymond Quinton. p,
Mrs. Claude Seamore ana infant son
Ct Kansas City are the guests of Mrs
wv. j. Hofer of 1926 Kansas avenue.
Miss Eleanor Lukens entertained
the members of her class at Wash
burn college last evening at her home
1908 Central avenue.
All North Topeka school children
coming To the Gem laundry tomorrow
afternoon at 1880 o'clock viii be taken
to the show by Mr.. Simms.
Mrs. w. O. Sly of Salina and Mrs A.
L. Sly of Detroit. Mich, are visiting
Mrs M. G. clearinghouse and other
friends on the north side for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs G. VI Penne1lq Mr. and
Mrs. Truman SnOwdeu and Mr.. ri. N.
Small, who were here for -the IF Tiddy-
Small wedding, returned yesterday to
their homes in AtchisOn.
The fire department was called out
early this morning to block 500 Polk
street where a house occupied by Mr..
Williams was On Ere. The flames
were confined to the roof and the
damage was slight.
Mrs. A. n Keefe who came up
Wednesday from her home in Graf
ton, Okla. for the Carson-Keele we'd
ding, is spending a few days at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. George
Stratemeyer, 10T West Gordon street.
The Merry Matrons s met yesterday,
afternoon with Mrs. T. p Joseph at
her home near ShOreyc Three guests,
Mrs. George Clark, Mrs. c. Il. Jordan
and MIS-. Jesse Majors, were present.
The next meeting win be Thursday,
November 9, at the home of Mrs. Paul
White, 504 Chandler street south.
Clyde Heathman, who works for
Lukens Bros. cut his wrist very Sc
verely this morning on a piece of sheet
iron while engaged in putting in a
furnace at the Jesse Shaw home, 1914
East sixth street. The young man
came tie North Topeka for medical at
tention and was very weak from the
loss of blood.
The street fair which has a number
OF shows on the vacant lot on Mon
roe and Laurent streets put up some
of their equipment on the grounds of
the Church of the Good Shepherd.
ff men AcLttOl burke. ana QtHeES. III au-
thOrity We're apprised of the use be
ing made of the church yard The show
people were ordered to vaeate these
grounds. which they promised to do.
Mrs. Mary &. Miller. wife Of Merle
Miller, died this morning of consump-
ton at the home of Mr.. Miller's par
ents. 111S Van Buren, street south. The
funeral VIII be held from the family
home sunday afternoon at o'clock
and the burial will be in the Roches-
ter cemetery Mrs. Miller formerly
lived in North Topeka and had many
friends here. she was twenty years
old
The balloon ascension given yester-
day by Vanjeau who does the ascen-
sion and parachute jump forthe street
fair. was pronounced by many TO be
The best of its kind ever given here.
For awhile it looked as if Vanjeau
would come down in the river but as
he slowly descended the breeze caught
him and carried him away from that