The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-13
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Mr.. Tom Atterbury will make his home
! this winter with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Owen, of Jackson street, and
attend Washburn college.
Miss Mary Welton of Pleasant Hill viii
be at home this winter with her brother
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Welton,
and attend the high school.
yesterday from Colorado Springs, Manitou
and Denver where they spent the past
week.
The gas company is putting the concrete
over its main pipes on the bridge and
ought to soon have the west sidewalk
clear.
One side or one-half of the paving of
the approach to the south end of the
bridge was finished yesterday.
Mrs. A. D. Ketner of Sabetha is visit
ing her brother, T; J.. Dowler, at his
home, 1908 Monroe street.
Mr.. and Mrs, H. w. Armstrong, former
ly of North Topeka, but recently of south
ern Arkansas, have returned to. Topeka
and will make their home at 421 Grant
street.
Mrs. Herbert French and children will
arrive Friday from Newton for a month
Mrs. c. D. Myers, of 1015 Central avenue.
and other relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Kinder are in To-
peka attending the fair. Mr.. Kinder is
superintendent of the Brown county poor
farm.
Victor Council Ne. K. and L of s
! elected the following officers at their meet
| ing Monday evening; President, Mr.. ].
w. Swartz; first vice president, Clarence
Waldman; second vice president, E. Hous-
ton; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Martha
Roller; prelate, Miss Beachum; conductor,
Mrs. ]. o. Palmer; guard, j. o. Palmer;
| sentinel, I. WALLACE; treasurer, Mrs. Page:
pianist, Mrs. E. G. Rfgdon; trustees. Eli
Brainard, H. J. Caskey and Z. K. Heinz
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Grant of SIS
Grant street are the parents of 12-
Mound how horn Tuesday Mrs Grant
was formerly Miss Agnes Murdie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cordy and daughter, Mr..
vile, Ind, are visiting Topeka friends.
Miss Flora Stratemeyer of 1912 Jackson
street has returned from a weeks visit to
Mr.. Jacob Haak leaves shortly for New
York to visit friends.
! Seward Ward is here from Oklahoma
visiting friends and attending the fair.
The postoffice will be closed tomorrow
afternoon and the mail carriers will make
only one delivery.
Mrs. Lewis Bush and children arrived
! yesterday to visit Mrs. BuSh'S uncle and
aunt Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Forbes, of the
| W. A. and T. M Forbes Mr.. and Mrs.
Bush and family have been in Washing
will remain here for some time and Mr..
Bush will enter the Osteopathic institute
at Kirksville, Mo-, to take a course of
| treatment.
The Cash Mercantile Co, the new dry
| goods store in North Topeka, are making
quite a hit with special Every week
| their sales are very successful, for the
| reason that they give genuine bargains
| at these sales as we'll as at other times
! This week they have delayed in their
north window hose suppo. .ers and hair or
naments worth IS cents and 50 cents, to
| be sold Friday ad Saturday at 10 Ger
for choice.
| The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth Ehrhart
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs August Ehrhart
! of Indian Creek, to Mr. Alfred Holm
| baum, was SOlemnized Tuesday morning
| at o'clock by Rev. Father Henry of st
! Joseph's German Catholic church, at his
| home, 228 Harrison street. The attendants
We're Miss Rose Firner. sister of the
! groom, and Mr.. Frank Birmingham. The
| bride wore a becoming gorwn of pear
gray silk and carried a bouquet of brides
roses. A bridal veil of white tulle com
! pleted the costume. Miss Firner's gown
was white and blue organdie and hel
| flowers were pink carnations. Immediate.
( ~ after the ceremony the bridal party
dro evtO the home of the brides parents
| where a wedding breakfast was served
| The decorations at the Ehrhart home were
roses and carnations and these flowers
were also used at the brides table MIR
and Mrs. Hohnbaum have gone to house
keeping on Central avenue( just north oil
Soldier creek, where their home was fur
| ished and ready for them. The out-of
| towns guests at the wedding were Mr. ant
| Mrs. Ernest Hohnbaum of Sabetha Mr.
| and Mrs. Frank Ehrhart of Argentine
Miss Frances Ehrhart of Williamstown
and Mr.. Brown of Kansas City.