The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-14
NORTH TOPEKA.

ELeave items for this column with Kim
ball Printing Co, 912 N Kansas ave.l
Mrs. Calvin Holman, assisted by her
daughters, Miss Holman, Miss Harriet
Holman and Miss Lura Holman en-
eortalned at a / o'clock luncheon to-
DAY at their home, 1903 Kansas ave-
nue. Covers were laid for Mrs. D. NJ
valentine, Mrs. Lydia Snow, Mrs.
Ralph valentine, Mrs. A. A. GODDARD,
Mrs F. A. Snow, Mrs. Frank Merrick
Of the City Of Mexico, Miss Martha
Valentine Miss Lillian Valentine and
Miss Evelyn Holman.
Mr.. D. NJ. Hill has sold his fruit
farm in the Button neighborhood and
will move to North Topeka.
Miss Pearl Fitzgerald has resumed
her school work in district AZ after an
absence OF ten days.
Miss Ethel owen has sufficiently re-
covered from her recent illness to be
able to drive out into the country a
short distance.
Miss Daisy Mitchell came down
from Valencia yesterday to visit Mrs.
Joseph WarnOck, 1913 Polk street.
Mrs. W. G. Brooks, the wife of the
we'll known cOlOred speaker, is quite i'll
at her home, 1906 Madison street.
r. z. DIETRICH arrived yesterday
from Fort Worth, Texas, for a short
visit to his sister, Mrs. A. W. Lacey.
From here he vii lgo to Chicago to
look after business matters and also
visit his sister, Mrs W. I. Allen Mr..
DIETRICH will return home by the way
of Omaha where he will be the guest
for short time of another sister,
Mrs. Houston.
Ed Griffith of Elmont is spending a
few days on the north side.
Anthony Vaught will move his fam
ely tomorrow from Maple Grove to
Horton, where they will make their
home. Mr.. Vaught who formerly
worked in the Santa Fe shops here,
has taken position in the Rock
Island shops at Horton Mr.. Harry
Miller and family will move from Tay-
Tor street to their property as soon as
vacated by Mr.. Vaught.
There viii be a business meeting of
the EpWorth League of the Kansas
Avenue NJ. 3. church this evening at
the church. A good musical pro-
gramme will follow the business meet
ing.
W. G. staden was in today from
Hoyt.
Charles Meredith of Pocatello,
Idaho, is here visiting his mother, Mrs.
Burns Of Logan street.
DR.. Lewis of Berryton came to
North Topeka yesterday and took his
daughter Mrs. Dunlap, who is quite i'll
with tonsilitis, home with him. Mrs.
Dunlap is the wife of Mr.. Dunlap, the
teacher of the West IndianOla sch DOL
who has himself recently recovered
from an attack of the same disease.
Mrs Frank Petro entertained her
high five club yesterday afternoon at
her home, 1923 Jackson street. The
club members who played were Mrs.
Oscar Neil, Mrs. E. J. Johnson, Mrs.
r. 3. Gatchell, Mrs. c. w. Bower, Mrs.
w. NJ. Trautman. Mrs. J. NJ. Padgett
Mrs. r. II. Harrison. Mrs. J. S. Robb
Mrs. c. w. Myers. Mrs. Frank Heyden
Mrs. c. E. Jordan and Mrs. Nelson
Petro for the hostess. At the guests
table Mrs. d. J. Hathaway, Mrs. w. S
Bergundthal. Mrs. Jerome Colvin and
Mrs. Clark Neiswender played. The
club prizes, plates. were won by Mrs
Oscar Neil and Mrs. Harrison. while
Mrs. Hathaway and Mrs. Colvin cut
for the guests prize, a cup and saucer
which was won by the latter. The
next hostess of the club win be Mrs
Harrison.
where is Garfield street?'' asked q
stranger of one OF our citizens a few
days ago. GARFIELD street; let me
see" was the answer. Garfield
street2 Oh, yes. it is up in the north
western part of North Topeka. up to.
wards Linndale." "Oh. no" said by
stander. ct is up by Garfield park
the first street this side of the park. q
s'Why, you are both wrong" said q
policeman standing near. Garfield
street is away out in the western pari