The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-05
NORTH TOPEKA.

ball Printing CO.. 9l2 N Kansas ave.l
Harry Rice was in town today from
Elmont.
Mrs. E. D. Small of AIS Park street
went to Atchtson yesterday for short
visit.
Mr.. Carlson Angel of Sacramento,
Cal, was the guest Sunday of 5. =.
Courtney and family.
Lost or strayeo, white cat with blaef1
spots on back and black tail. Reward
II returned to 415 Park street.
At Casters photo gallery until Jan.
/, one art folder with every dozen
$3.50 photos. 9O5 n Kansas avent-l.
c. \. Bruner is in the city today as q
delegate from Silver Lake ark No. 1l6.
K. +. A, to attend-grand lodge OF that
order.
Mrs. Shaw of Rock Greek was tne
guest the first Of the week of her
daughter, Mrs. Smith of 1913 Madison
street.
The P. H. c. VIII have a masked
dance this evening at the A. o. U. w
han, corner of sixth and Jackson
streets.
terrain church Will meet with Mrs. J.
NJ. Campbell, PA West Laurent street,
at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon.
The Ladies Missionary society of
! the Baptist church meets Wednesday
afternoon at 2 80 at the home OF Mrs.
c. c. Nicholson, 919 Van Buren, street.
All ladies are urged to be present.
Mr.. Walter Skinner and friend, Mr..
Jack Ryan Of HoltOn, who has been
his guest for the Thanksgiving recess,
have returned to Manhattan to resume
their school work at the K. S. A. e.
At a mass meeting at the Baptist
| church Sunday afternoon Mrs. 5. J.
Davis, Mrs. J. w. Reed and Mrs. A. J.
Arnold We're named a committee on
nomination for president for a W. Z.
I. Z. in the First ward.
Mrs. Laura S. Claudy died Sunday
night at the home of her son, G.. Max
/ Claudy. north of town. Mrs. Claudy is
survived by four children, Mrs Alice
/ Wells of Hutchinson, Mrs. Jas. c. Ste
/ wick of Topeka, Mr.. c.. c. Claudy of
| Galveston. Tex, and G. Max Claudy of
/ Topeka.
! The following officers have been
/ elected by the Baptist Sunday school
for the coming year: President, Mr.
John r. Carter; assistant, Mr.. Robert
1 RigdOn; superintendent primary de-
partment, c. c. Nicholson; assistant.
! Miss Edna kincaid; secretary, Miss
Edna Fraser; treasurer, Earl Frantz;
/ librarian, Mr.. Charles Wide, assistant.
| Paul Van Ness.
Star lodge No. 20, A. o. U. w, win
4 hold their regular semi-annual cleo
/ ton tomorrow evening at their hall.
/ S33 Kansas avenue. This will be the
most interesting election this lodge has
/ ever held. There are three candidates
! for master workmen, z. Z. Miller.
Frank Ford and r. L. Anderson while
all other officers will be closely con-
/ tested by q number of candidates for
! each.
Misses Florence and Laura Combs
were given a pleasant surprise party
/ Friday evening at their home. 1123
/ Van Buren, street by a number of their.
| friends. Various games made the time
pass quickly away and at a late hour
/ refreshments of cocoa and cake were
! fEhnGn
Mary Kari. Edna Schenck. Elsie
! Weight, Hattie Irwin, Iva Maze, ORE
! Greening, Eva HINES. Agnes Clark,
AIessrs. Ray MCGEE, Gish Greening,
/ Dennis Ferguson, Paul Fisher, Arthur
1 Gabriel, Roscoe Beachum, Robert
4 Amell, Rollo Marshall, Clay Saunders
1 Clarence Gabriel, John Greenine.
I Clyde Greening, John Neif and John
/ Seller The girls were assisted in en-
tertaining by their sister and brother
/ Miss Eva Combs and Mr.. Scott Combs
While Miss Minnie Bolis presided at
the piano during the dancing.