The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-16
NORTH TOPEKA.

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J. NJ. Wilkerson has returned from a
trip to California.
| W. L. Taylor has returned from the
NTillers' convention at Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clarke have gone
to housekeeping at 1910 Jackson street.
Mrs Harry Nichols will go to Kansas
| City Sunday to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. F. McAfee.
". N. Costley Of Peoria, III, is in
town and is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
| D. J. Hathaway of iii Jackson street.
VIM. COPYRIGHT has been appointed
inspector and Waterman at the Sardou
| bridge. The appointment was made by
| County Commissioner Samuel Haynes.
D. T. Gabriel of the Gabriel Lumber
| company has opened Up a plant on
Kansas avenue just south Of the Pacific
Express office for the manufacture OF
artificial stone.
The members of the different churches
/ interested in the proposed meetings IN
| der the leadership of DR.. Chapman, will
meet in the Second Presbyterian church
this evening at o'clock
! Charles Cunningham, a negro who has
| lived at 409 East Laurent street near
the Junction depot for years was taken
/ to the smallpox hospital this morning.
! The doctor says his case is a severe one.
A Union Pacific special train of four
cars and engine passed through Topeka
| this morning at eleven o'clock west
bound, carrying all of the prominent
U. P. officials who are out on an in
/ spection tour.
Miss Jessie Hoover has returned from
Manhattan where she has taken a
course in the domestic science depart
ment of the K. S A. G. Miss Hoover
win be instructor in this department
next fall at the new manual training
school
A box car was on fire in the U. P.
material yards about seven o'clock this
| morning. The fire was put out without
delay and before any serious damage
was done. Some tramps had discarded
some of their dirty clothes and from
/ some unknown cause they took fire.
Willie, the six year-old son of Mr.. and
| Mrs. G. M. Hogbin of Central avenue,
fell yesterday while playing on some
boxes and injured himself severely but
the attending physician says there will
be no danger unless blood poisoning
should set in. The Hogbin family have
recently moved here from Illinois and
seem to be particularly unfortunate as
last week they lost their youngest child.
At the annual memorial services of all
the K. P. lodges in the city to be held
/ Sunday afternoon at three o'clock in
| the Baptist church the sermon will be
given by Rev. W. NJ. Cleveland, pastor
/ of the Third Presbyterian church. and
/
! choir and by the K. of p. band. A large
! attendance is expected as delegations
are to be here from HoltOn and Horton.
Miss Eleanor Lukens will entertain
this evening at six o'clock dinner at
| her home, 1903 Central avenue, in honor
/ of Miss Cora Goddard who leaves Sun
/ day for her home in Worcester, Mass.
/ The table decorations will be white
sweet peas and ivy. Covers viii be laid
/ for Miss Goddard, Miss Mabel Renwick,
Miss Nellie lies, Miss Daisy Nell, Miss
/ Julia Larimer Miss Georgia Payne,
Miss Mary Wilson, Miss Agnes Burdge
and Miss Lukens.
BROOKE-NASH.
Although simple in every detail the
wedding of Miss EsteIle Dora Brooke
/ daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A L. Brooke
| to Mr.. Harry Nash, son of Mr. and Mrs.
T. D. Nash, which was solemnized last
| evening, was unusually pretty Inc
I wedding took place at seven CLOCK at
the home Of the brides parents near
/ Granville and was an out of doors at
fair The large porch at the Brooke
/ home was banked with flowers and
made attractive with rugs and here the
bridal party stood while Rev. ]. A.
| Stavely, formerly pastor OF the Kansas
/ Avenue NJ. z. church but now Of juno
/ ton CITY. read the marriage service
The only attendants were the little
dover children. Helen Smith and Mar
ion Van Hook. The wedding march was
PLAYED BY the brides sister, Miss Mabel
/ Brooke, and just previous TO the ceFe-
monv Miss Ada Taylor. cousin of the
bride. sang Dear Heart. The bride
wore an effective gown Of white point
/ d'esprit and her bridal veil was Of white
tulIe She carried a bouquet OF white
sweet meas and maiden hair fern. The
decorations throughout the house were
! white and green. A four course lunch