The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-02
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Early Boyd has gone to Richland
for a short visit.
Miss Ruth Sykes is visiting friends
in Silver Lake this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Corning were
in today from Granville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bicklehaupt were in
yesterday from Silver Lake.
Mrs. c. e. Rumble of this side was
the guest yesterday of Mr. and Mrs.
Traver of Quinton Heights
On Sunday evening the Baptist choir
assisted by Harold Parr, the boy So
prano. will give another service Of
song.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Brill and family
have returned to the North side and
have gone to housekeeping at 1919 To-
peka avenue.
Mrs. o. c. Neiswender has returned
from Augusta, Kan, where she stopped
enroute home from her Texas trip to
visit Mrs. NJ. F. Taylor.
Mrs. W. E. Bacon entertained Mrs.
VIM. Hofer and little daughter and
Mrs. CIaud Shields and daughter,
Ganelle, Friday afternoon at her home
in Maple Grove in honor of Mrs. Guy
Gatchel and little son of Las Vegas,
N NJ.
Mr.. Asahel H. Davis of Topeka. and
Miss Ivah F'irestone of Centropolis,
Franklin county, were married last ev-
ening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Berry, 916 Jackson
street, by Rev, ]. Barrett, acting pastor
of the Baptist church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis went Immediately to housekeep-
ing at 1872 Quincy street Mr.. Davis
has position in the grocery store Of
Berry Bros.
This morning a horse hitched on
West Laurent street broke loose and
started to run on the avenue. The
avenue, which is torn up by the work
on the car tracks, did not make a good
race course and in a short time the
horse had completely demolished the
buggy and torn the harness to pieces.
The contents of the buggy were picked
up along the avenue by the different
merchants and restored to Mr.. Dexter,
the owner of the horse and wagon.
At the meeting Wednesday after
noon of the Duplicate Whist club at
the home of Miss DcbHe Curtis the
highest score, rs points, was made by
Mrs. Oscar Wolf and Mrs. Mark Put
nam. Miss Anna Pauline Moore Of
Horton, who is the guest of Miss Cur
tbs, played for Mrs. T. B. Reynolds
On Tuesday, June IS, Mrs. George c.
Bowman will entertain the club in
Guiding those other members who for
the past three months have not been
playing.
Geo. Knoll at S37 North Kansas ave-
d.
On Saturday, June 8. 200 large sheet
pictures will be given away to ladies.
just for the asking. Mr.. Knoll is sue
cessOr to the picture store" at 9l515
Kansas avenue. Two large factories
have 294 fine framed pictures on dis
play, also 1000 patterns in the latest
mouldings. Bring in your pictures that
need framing, never such an oppOrtun-
ity to select frames at reasonable
prices Don't fail to see the pictures
v,Io a.
member it is free.
The annual meeting of the members
Of the Baptist church was held last ev-
ening at the church and the following
officers elected for the coming church
year: Moderator, Jonas Lukens; secre-
tary. Mrs. J. Lapp; treasurer, T. NJ
Forbes: trustees, G. W. Petro, VIM.
VanNess, ". T. Rowe and Charles {.
Berry The outlook for this church is
very bright The church Is completely
out of debt and there is still S94 in the
treasury So far about 81, 100 has been
raised for the salary of the new pastor,
the Rev Mr.. Tanner, who viii assume
his duties the first Sunday in July. Rev.
M Tanner viii be graduated next
week from the Newton Theological IN
stitution at Newton Centre. Mass.
The following pupils of the Sth A
grade of Grant school have COM
Dleted the work and are ready to en-
ter the high school next fail: CAME
Kincaid, Emma Zarker, Mamie lark
er Hazel Miller Myrtle Reedy, Ed / h
Barker. Wilma Bergundthal Nellie
Wfllitts. Ruth Mckinley. Mabel Bark
er Ollie Giles, Fred Kuehne, Harry
Curtis. Forest Antrim and waiter NC
Cord. At the Quincy school the fol-
will be ready to enter the high school
next fall: Lucille Kutz, Bertha
Schfen, Iona Buchanan, Clara Graves