The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-04
NORTH TOPEKA.
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The P. H. c. will have dance this
evening at Barrett's hall.
w. c. Steele is confined to his home,
1414 Quincy street. by illness.
w. A. Forbes went to Auburn this
morning to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Susan Simerwell.
Miss Foster will return to her home
in Hoyt Saturday after weeks visit
to her cousin. Mrs. F. R. Conwell, Ills
Monroe street.
Charles F. Bridge is expecting his
brother, George A. Bridge of Boston.
Mass, to make him visit some time
in September
Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Swartz of 1921
Quincy street are the parents of a
daughter. born Tuesday. Mrs. Swartz
was formerly Miss Joyce Paramore.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. drummer and
daughter Lillian. have returned from
Colorado Springs, where they have
been spending the past three weeks.
A line party at the baseball game
this afternoon was composed of Mrs.
F. R. Conwell, Mrs. G. F. Adams, Mrs.
H. White, Mrs. Will Joslin, Mrs. Roy
Hughes. Mrs. Reno. Miss Howard and
Miss Foster.
Mrs. Austin and son Francis and
daughter Roberta of Los. Angeles, Cal,
who are en- route to Chicago, were the
guests two days this week of Mrs. AUS
tins nieces. Mrs. c. F. Adams.
Miss Maud Taggart and guest, Miss
Lura Brann, came down last evening
! from Miss Taggart'S home at Meriden
and were the guests until today. of
| Misses Jessie and Anna Myers Of 1905
| Western avenue, when they went to
| Kansas City to visit Miss Brann's
| brother.
Mr.. Ernest Lindamoed came in yes
terday from Denver, Colo, to pack up
/ his household goods and remove his
| family there. where Mr.. Lindamood is
manager of the Otto Kuehne preserv-
ing plant. Mr.. and Mrs. Lindamood
and family expect to leave next week
for their. new home.
Miss Bessie Sheetz has returned
from a visit to her brother-in-law and
sister, Rev. and Mrs. John Tracy, at
| Shelbyville, ILL., Rev. and Mrs. Tracy
accompanied her home and will be the
guests for month of their parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Sheetz and Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Tracy.
Mrs. Charles r. Bridge and daugh-
tiers, Vera and Maeanna. left last even
| ing over the Rock Island for rev
weeks visit at Denver, Colorado
| Springs, Meeker, Salt Lake City and
other points of interest in Colorado
and Utah, hoping thereby to improve
the health of Mrs. Bridge.
Mr.. Goodno, Mr. J. A. Anderson and
Mr.. James Moody of the Elmont
tne1SnDOrnOOQ nave TGtuTHGQ
trip to Virginia and the Atlantic coast.
Aiessrs. Anderson and Moody have pur-
chased farms in Halifax county, Va.
and having disposed of their Kansas
property will move their families to
these Virginia farms. Mr.. Goodno,
however, still retains his Kansas farm
and will continue to make this place
his home.
The funeral of Mrs. Susan Sinner
well, mother of E. A. Simerweils prin-
| nj, ST held this
morning at 10 o'clock from the Au-
burn Baptist church. The services
were conducted by Rev. w. B. Hutch
inson, pastor of the First Baptist
church at Lawrence, formerly pastor
of the North Topeka Baptist church
The interment was in the Auburn
cemetery.
The marriage of Miss Edith Faus
of Kansas City and Mr.. Fred Parsons
was soIemnized Thursday, July 27. Mr.
and Mrs. Parsons left immediately
after the ceremony for Whitehsh
Mont, their future home and where
Mr.. Parsons had a cottage already
furnished for his bride. Mr.. and Mrs
Parsons are we'll known in North To-
peka as they both have lived here. Mr.
Parsons, who is brother of Mrs. M
R. White and Mrs. j. G. Dolman, is IN
the employ of the Great Northern rail-
road.
The members of the Junior c. E
society of the Congregational church
were entertained yesterday on the
church lawn. After playing games
the little children sat down to dainty
lunch. Among those present were
Minnie Kendall, Tiny Shonkwiler
Mabel Kingman, Elizabeth Brill. Gar
nette Brill, Lucia Kingman, Esther
Root, Margaret Price, Mintie Nipper
Katharine Stevens, Margaret Nichols
Hazel Olson, Harold Olson, Georgt
Montgomery, Ellen Caskey, Edmond
Caskey, Grace Dana, Mildred Antrim
Noel Lodge, Mary Saunders, Grace
Van Tuyle, Laura Sturgfs, Margaret
Sturgis, Bessie Shonkwiler, Leots
! Bever, LLOYD Mitchell, Merrill Rutter
Mollie Sipes.
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