The Topeka state journal., 1905-10-03
NORTH TOPEKA.

rT,eave items for this column with Kim
ball Printing Co, Sl2 n. Kansas aVe-I
The Aid society of the Kansas Avenue
NJ 70 church will hold an all day meet
ing tomorrow "wednesday at the
church parlors.
MIS-. ". H. Haines and daughter,
Ollie of CIeburne, Texas, VINO nave peeIl
visiting Mrs. t E. Day Of 124 Holman
strest left today for Ottawa and other
places where they will visit before re-
turning home.
Martin Davis, of Columbus. o. who
has been visiting his niece, MIS- 4 =
Bridge, has gone to sNllsoI. T-e,lli ,,,,,'5 ~
visit his sister Mr.. Davis VIII return
to Topeka and continue his visit to MS
relatives here
Proctor FOUGHT went to Kansas City
today to see the Priests of Pallas pa
rade.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bergundthal
vent to Kansas city this morning
where they will spend several days.
Fnos Keplinger, of Usage county, who
has been here visiting the Jonn 6dIt I
and the c. F. Bridge families, mas gone
to the northwestern part Oh the s.s'OS
to look for a location.
Mrs + L. Cutbirth, of Silver Lake
went to Kansas City for the Prlests OF
PaIlas parade. She will be away seH-
eral davs and upon her return Will Visit
her daughter, Mrs .. g NelsMelluei %
1892 jackson street.
Jackson street went to Kansas city To-
day for the Priests of Pallas parade,
DudIev- Pratt. of RossvilIe, will make
his home this winter with his uncle J.
D. Pratt. and attend the high senoel-
Tomorrow AFTERNOON at AIS, Rev. c.
n Schaeffer. the children's evangelist,
win give his popular sermon on "Kltes.
Yesterday afternoon the sermon was on
.sTIa hits Music was furnished by d
how and girl choir and much interest
( 10 XOunS
people.
Rev. Frank Grandstaf spoke at the
/ tent last evening on He'll and MS re-
marks were listened to with great inter
I est by all. The attendance last ever
liner was very large which goes 10 prove
/ the itslIccess of the meetings as II ls
generally conceded by all evangellsts
4 that this particular evening IS the
/ hardest of any in which to nave 9
crowd.
misses Edith and Carrie Haynes
vent To Kansas City this afternoon
for the Priests of Pallas parade. Next
/ Monday Miss Edith Haynes Will go to
wichita to attend the Rebekah as
sembly
Miss Lou Holman and niece, Miss
k,veIyn Holman, went to Kansas City
this afternoon for Vlslt OF SeVeIdi
days to relatives.
Mr.. ]. w. Priddy announces the en-
gagement of his daughter, Jessie
T1lella. to Mr. Arthur Van SAINT Small
son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Small. The
wedding will take place wednesday
evening. October 25, at the nome OF
the brides father, 110S Quincy street
Bert Conklin went to Kansas City
today.
Meriden.
The marriage of Miss Florence
Musson and Mr.. J. Frank Cell of Kan
sas city will be solemnized Wednes-
dav. october Il, at the home OF the
; brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. l.
/ NFusson 524 Park street The young
DeopIe will make their home in Kan
sas City.
Mr.. David Bowie who has been
sDending the summer visiting his Ole
home in Scotland, returned Sunday
Miss Grace Liter and Miss Blanche
Wilson. who are en- route to Pennsyl-
vania, spent Sunday the guests OF Miss
Bess Heathman.
Miss Jessie Myers spent Sunday
near Meriden, the guest of her sister.
Mrs. wallace Taggart.
Joseph Smith, of Menoken town
ship, is entertaining his brother from
Ohio.
Mrs Samuel E Kinsinger, of S25
Jackson street, left last evening for
Denver. where she will visit he1
mother for two weeks.
Mr.. James Moody, who recently sold
4 his farm in the Pence neighborhOOd
and bought 400 acres in Virginia, left
today with his family for that state
!, where they will make their home il
lthe future. Mr.. Moody is an old set