The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-15
NORTH TOPEKA.


! D. r. Gabriel and Dave Gabriel went
to Kansas City yesterday.
Miss Nellie Wetherholt was the guest
/ Sunday of friends at Valley Falls.
William Reid of Manhattan was the
guest yesterday of Topeka friends.
Mr. Arthur Jarvis. of St. Joseph, No,
! spent Sunday the guest of his cousin,
/ Mr.. F. H. Morgan and family.
The receipts of wheat at the North
/ Topeka mills and elevators are exceed
/ ingly light at the present time.
NJ. c. Holman. president of the
| Western Wooden Mills, went to Hiawa-
tina on a business trip Saturday.
Frank E. French of Farmer City, H.,
is in the city visiting his son, Charles
E. French, of the Curator mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Breitenstein left this af-
ternOon for PaxicO to attend the we'd
ding of Mrs. Breitenstein's brother
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Petro returned
last evening from Independence where
they attended the u. Q. T. convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson are here from
Olathe to attend the funeral tomorrow
of Mrs. Stevenson's father, A. M. Cole
man.
Miss Lolah 1IcAfee came up from
Kansas City last evening and will visit
Topeka friends this week and attend the
WatOva dance.
c. T. Bouslog, B. T. Harris and A. z.
Anderson, representatives from Amity
lodge No. 231, K. of P, viii go to Leav-
enworth this afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth ellsworth entertained
few of her little friends Saturday af-
ternOOn, the occasion being the 18th an
niversary of her birthday.
w. J. Nattern, Charles Hutchins, Jas.
Kincaid and Peter Olson left today for
the gold fields of Thunder Mountain,
Idaho. They will be away several
months.
Mrs. May Sturdyvin and daughter
Miss Edna Sturdyvin of St. Joseph, Mo.
viii be the guest Of friends for a few
weeks. They are visiting Mrs. F. H.
Morgan at present.
The Morse Contracting company
have just shipped a car load of scat
folding and tools to Independence,
Kan. where they have a contract to
erect some buildings for the Santa F'e.
Mr. Banner Coleman left yesterday
for Ellis, Kansas, to meet his mother
who is returning home from Watson
vile, Gala, with the remains of her
husband
The Morse Contracting company
have erected a lime house on the Santa |
Fe side track on East Curtis street to
accommodate the storage of surplus
lime from their new lime plant at Mo
line, Kan.
been making their home in Grant Pass. /
Oregon, for the past year will return /
to Topeka this week for permanent |
residence. Mr.. Cowdrey will take a /
position in the stereotyping department /
of the Journal office.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Harrington of
Aurora, ILL., who last week were guests /
of Mrs. Calvin Holman and daughters |
the Misses Holman of 1903 Kansas ave
me left Saturday for Junction City to |
visit friends. They will return this week |
and continue their visit to their Topeka |
friends.
owing to a defect in the elevator
chain at the new Union Pacific coal /
chute the elevator broke down and it /
will take several days to repair it. In 4
the meantime the old chute is being
used which fortunately had not yet
been taken down, otherwise the coal T
would have to be shOveled in by hand /
We. the husband sons and daughters
of Mrs J. NJ. Brown take this OppOr- /
tunity of expressing our sincere and /
heartfelt thanks to the members of the /
church, Degree of Honor, Knights and /
Ladies of Security, and all friends of /
the family for their kind acts of SYM /
pathy, with US in the loss of our wife
and mother. j. NJ. Brown and family. /
John J. Goodrich, district passenger
agent for the Rock Island at St Joseph. /
No, brought in an excursion on Sun !
day of nearly 200 st. Joseph people. !
They left here on the return trip at
p. m. While here Mr.. Goodrich visited |
his uncle. Mr.. Charles Gerteisen and
his grandmother, Mrs. Barbara Ger
teisen.
At the Kansas Avenue NJ. E. church
last evening the 18th anniversary of !
the Epworth League was celebrated /
The church was appropriately decorated /
with ferns and the league cOlOrs red
and white. DR.. S. Z. Belts gave an in /
tee asting address and a history of the
league was given by Miss Harriet Sta
pies. Special music was furnished for /
the. occasion.
The funeral of A. M Coleman who
died in Jacksonville, Gala last week
viii be held Tuesday afternoon at two
o'clock from the Prairie Home church. |
Mr. Coleman was II years old and was
one of the older citizens of Shawnee
| county The services will be in charge
of Elder Pence and Rev Mr.. White
mead and the interment will be in the
Prairie Home cemetery. All Topeka !
friends who wish to attend the funeral
VIII be met at the MenOken depot by
/ conveyance to take them to the church.
MISS Olive Owen entertained the
quincy teachers Saturday afternoon al
the nome OF her sister, Mrs. D. L Rl1t-
Ton at Union Hill farm The party
met AT Miss Ovens home where car
flageS We're provided and drove To fbe
country. Luncheon was served at
O'CLOCK and the crowd returned late in
the evening, having spent a very enIov-
able afternoon. The teachers at tba
Quincy school are E. F. Stanley Miss
BERTHE Brown, Miss Jennie Farnsvort
MISS Laura Beverly, Miss Grace Root
Miss Nina Mccall, Miss MYRTLE T[a1
ley, Miss Mary Gernon and Miss owen.
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All members of Diamond council n,
20, are requested to attend the reenlsr
meeting Of the council tonieht - "a "a
West Sixth street. Business Of fn91or+.
J ance. II. H Espy, secretary