The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-07-28
NORTH TOPEKA.

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+. H. Frisbie was in yesterday from
Granville.
Miss Lucy Hall was in town today
from Hoyt.
Robert Baxter was in town today
from Auburn.
G. Carlson of 1919 Central avenue is
improving his property by raising the
house several feet.
Linndale lodge A. o. U. w. will give
an ice cream social at ShCrey July %.
All cordially invited.
Mrs. E. E. Miller and son Ray have
gone to Colorado to spend several weeks.
They will visit Canon City and other
points in the state.
]. B. LETTERS. a former North Topeka
merchant was in Topeka yesterday and
left last evening for Medford, Okla. Mr..
Jeffers' home is now in ST. Louis.
Roy Armstrong who has been visiting
his brother, Charles Armstrong, return
ed to his home in Scott City today. His
nephew, Charles Armstrong, went with
him for a visit of a few days.
Miss Ruth Klinefelter and Miss Pearl
klinefelter were given pleasant sur
prise party last evening at their home
in Shorey by a number of their friends.
The lawn was decoratN d with Japanese
lanterns and refreshments served
About sixty young people were present.
MT. ana MIS-. LOUIS Ny6tTOIIl anu HI
tie daughter, Claudia, who have been
the guests for the past two weeks OF
Mr.. NyStrom'S parents, MIR. and Mrs.
John Nystrom of 1919 Jackson street,
will leave Sunday for their home in
Kansas accompanied by their brother,
Clifford Nystrom, who will visit them
for two weeks.
The Rebekah club met yesterday af-
ternoon at the home of Misses Ethel
and Bessie Carson. Those present were
Mrs. Elizabeth Finch, Mrs. Minnie
Whitehead Mrs RuthFB. Steele, Mrs.
A. E., Ayers, Mrs. Dora M. Wolf, Mrs!
Ruth Smith, Mrs. Clara B. Capron, Mrs.
w. E Bacon, Mrs. Kate F'risbie, Mrs.
George Finch, Miss Florence Anderson,
Louise Finch, Galen Finch, Wross Fris-
bic and Paul Finch. The next meeting
will be August at the home of Miss
Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs John Nystrom enter
tanned Wednesday evening at their
home, 1919 Jackson street, in honor of
the 18th birthday anniversary of their
son, Mr.. Clifford Nystrom. The house
was decorated with garden flowers in
profusion from the Nystrom garden
which is one of the prettiest in North
Topeka. The porch and lawn were light
ed with many Japanese lanterns. The
invited guests were: Misses Hattie
Bloomquist, Tillie Norlin, Anna Martin
son, Hilma Martinsof, Clara Martinson,
Minna McGrew. Myrtle sMcGrew, Bessie
Campbell blanche Reynolds. Bessie An
derson, Macie Anderson, Eva Roter,
Hulda Boyer, Brita Olson, Hattie Mar
tinson, Lulu Siolander. Julia johnson,
Anna Goodmanson, Rose. johnson, Nina
Johnson, Edith Pierson, Minnie Nys-
from, Esther Nygren, Hulda Lindell
Hannah Idndell, Izera Graves, Esther
Peterson, Alma Peterson. Jennie Espelin,
EVELYN EsperIin, Anna Vennergren,
Hulda Wingblade; Messrs. Henry Wing
blade, Alec Espelin, Elmer Esplin, John
Strickrott, Hjelmar Lindblade. Oscar
I.indblade, Roy OFT. Grant Laxmau.
Earl Laxman. Ed Lindell. Ed Nystrom.
Martin Nystrofn, Sim Nystrom, Pete
Pierson, Halle Reed, Calvin Holman,
Morton French. Sidney Smith, Charles
Martinson, Arthur Watts, Ed johnson.
Cannon SjoIander Willie Vicklund, Andy
Vicklund, Sven Olson, Joe Olson, the
Misses Swanson. Mr.. and Mrs, Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs c. o.. Pierson, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Smelzer, Misses Laura Olson,
Marie Olson. Messrs Theodore Olson,
Charlie Olson, Mr.. AMI Mrs Louis Nys-
from and daughter Claudia of Kansas
City.