The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-10
NORTH TOPEKA.

NORTH IOPEkA.
Leave items for this column with Kim. /
ball Printing Co. go n. Kansas avenue.I |
julius Bo1es of KIImer was in town
today
Mr.. Shirley Holmes is quite i'll with
pneumonia at his home, 1892 Harrison
street.
NJ A. Blanchard left today for Trim
dad, Colo. to look after his building
contracts
]. A. Davidson and family have
moved from South Jefferson street to !
1892 Quincy street
Mr. and Mrs. Matt GamIowskf and /
family have moved back to their old
home at ST West Gordon street.
The members OF the aid society of
the Kansas Avenue NJ. E. church held
an all day meeting today at the
church.
Mrs. Grant Shannon Of Houston.
Texas, is the guest of Miss Dolly Cur
it's Mrs. Shannon was formerly Miss
Byrd Allen.
The Ladies Missionary society of
the Presbyterian church will meet at
the home of Mrs A J. Arnold Friday |
afternoon at , O'Clock.
Miss Nettie Fowler arrived today |
from Ottawa and viii leave tomorrow /
for Hoyt, where she viii keep house
for her brother, Rev. H. H Fowler.
avenue will go to MeFiden this even
ing and be the guest for several days /
of her sister, Mrs. Wallace Taggart-
On account of the storm last even !
ing there was no meeting OF the
Argonauts. but the regular meeting
Will be held this evening at the home
of Mrs. Curtis
The barn belonging to Will Bart
ram near FlmOnt was struck by light
ming during the storm last night and
totally destroyed. Mr.. Bartram sue
ceeded in saving his stock, but every
thing else in the barn was lost
W. NJ. Cline, Samuel Elder and
MAYNARD Dibble have returned from
Leavenworth where they attended the
grand conclave OF the Knights Tenn
lar. Charles Myers who also attend
ed the concIaVe will not return until
later IN the week. GsT7f 7er
The hremen Of station No. / are
fixing I'D the plot of ground just north
of the station The grass has oeen
trimmed and several flower beds made
which have been filed with blossom
ing plants. Before the food this cor
ner vas one of the prettiest places on
the north side and from present indl-
cations it bids fair to some up to It's
former standard.
The W. T K. club met yesterday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. G NJ
Mathews. 634 Madison street south,
and the following papers were given:
Florence Nightingale, MIS- + IdIl1
Luce: Comparison of England ana
America and Their Rank Among Olh-
er Nations" Mrs J. F. Cecll; Kansas
in the Spanish War" Mrs A NJ. Petro-|
one visitor Mrs. Spear, was present.
D11rine the social hour refreshments
we're served by the hostess the next
meeting. May %. VIII be the last Ior
this club year, and the reg uIar l' e
nicnfc will be held. If the weather Is
4 fair this all day meeting viii be al
+ the Cecil home on North Kansas ave
me b1It if the weather should be IN
+ clement the club will meet Win MIS-
4 F. c. Bowen. 209 West Tenth street
The Merry Mauons' club entertained
their husbands Monday evening at the
/ home of their president, Mrs. W L
/ Hofer. 1926 Kansas avenue. Inc noSless
+ planned a novel and amusing way OF
/ entertaining the guests by having each
! gentleman write a description OF MS
/ wife's wedding dress, while each lady
i wrote on The first time I asked MIN
I for money" The reading Of these ar
/ ticles caused much merFlnent one
Young Benedict remembered y1Vldty
| that the skirt was made seven goreu,
| hut could not recall how the basque
was made The lady's prize, a box OF
stationery. was won by Mrs water
Shook while a Big ChieE Wnlsk broom
was awarded Mr.. Paul I Groody-
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs Ed
+ Gar VVinans. Mr. and Mrs R k Dlfen-
+ derfer. Mr. and Mrs John Johnston, MI
and Mrs. walter Shook. Mr. and Mrs
| NJrrr7an Jury. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
/ Young Mr. and Mrs. VIII SWartz, MI
and Mrs. Paul T. Groody, Mr. and Mrs
I Fred clark and Mrs Guy G. Gauchal OF
rs VEGAS. n. NJ Mrs Hofer was as
sisted in serving her guests by MIS- E-o-
gar Winans and Mrs Gatehal-
Mrs. L c. Betz, who has been an in
/ valid for the past year, was very pleas
an+Iv surprised Tuesday, May 8, at her
i home. lis Holman street. when her
/ neighbors and most intimate friends
I Gathered TO help her celebrate the fifty
4 third anniversary OF her blrInday, anu
i presented her with a beautiful leather
i rocker Those present were Mr. and
Me- F7efz Mr. and Mrs. z. Martin, Mrs
I ward. Mrs. Dave Neiswender, MIS-
Th0s NeisweT1der. Mrs MaIcheIts MIS-
Tracy. Mrs DenisOn, Mrs. BATES, MIS-
E Scabbon, Mrs. W + Scaboon, MIS-
1 Piatt. Mrs. Christman, Mrs. Iomson,
4 Ms F,ushenborder. Mrs. Gender Mrs
Bisseu. Mrs. Hail. Mrs. Hotcnklss, MIS-
ZarJxer. Mrs. Lands. Mrs Berry MIS-
Il shafer. Mrs. Hastings. Mrs. Johnson.
Mrs Van Ness, Mrs. Stevens, MIS-.
Davis. Mrs. Barnes, Mrs Holman, the
Misses I Lou. Clara and Harriet Holman,
Name Fftzpatrick, sadie Smith. Bertha
Neisvender. FAY Martin. Obie AIatchett,
Berufce Tracy. Nora Christman, Flor
ence DiIley. Hazel Hotchkiss, Thelma
/ johnson. Elizabeth Van Ness, Dorothy
Scotton. Grace Davis. Master Russell
Zarker Edwin ScottOn- Homer Davis
After :. most bountiful dinner they de-
I parted wishing Mrs. Betz speedy re-
covsry and many more pleasant birth
day anniversaries