The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-15
NORTH TOPEKA.


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pal Printing Co. s12 N. Kansas ave.l
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Myers went to |
ROCK Creek today.
William Baxter was in town today
from Auburn.
Mrs. Ralph Skinner, who is in Christ |
Hospllal Tor treatment, is Improving.
Miss Louise Stratemeyer who has been
cohnned to her home, 1912 Jackson
street, by illness. is able to be out
remember the evening of Scotch
song at the Baptist church tonight.
Admission 5 cents.
MI Roy Armstrong who has been Wis
luhS relatives in North Topeka since !
the first Of the week returned to his
nome at Scott City this morning.
Mrs. f. A Coleman of AIeriden is Wis
lung her brother and sister, Mr.. Fred
Ehrhardt. Of 1924 Topeka avenue, and I
Mrs. S. S. Myers Of Western avenue.
Mrs. S. c. Mcclintock and daughter |
Madaline, of Kansas City, are the guests |
OF Mr.. and Mrs. McClintock Of 1101 Cen |
trail avenue.
Mr.. William Boast who has been here
visiting his family for the past ten days
left the first of the week for his farm
near Kansas City.
Mrs. John Crawford and Mrs. Tree |
Parker have returned from a weeks |
visit to Mrs. James Mullen of Wamego, |
Kansas.
Mrs. Sarah Suit. who fell over a
week ago and broke her hip joint, is
doing as well as could be expected and
rests comforta bly,.
Attend the dance given by the Royal
Neighbors at Steinberg's hall tomor- |
row evening. Gents q cents, ladies |
free.
Mrs. Margaret Killian of Edenvale, !
Call came Monday to visit her son, Mr..
Charles Killian, of North Tyler street. |
Mrs Killian is sister of the late A.
NJ. Coleman.
Rev. J. S. GIendenning of the Second |
Presbyterian church went to junction |
City Monday where he will assist the
Rev. Mr.. Harsha this week with ser
les Of meetings.
The members of the Presbyterian
Sunday school have changed their !
practice night from wednesday until |
Tuesday. They met last evening IN
the church and practiced music for
Sunday morning and also talked over
the Christmas plans.
Mrs. Frank Schmidt and little daugh-
ter, Pauline. who have been visiting /
Mrs. Schmidt's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Heber of 828 Monroe street. LETT yesler-
day for Salina, Kansas where she viii /
spend a few days the guest OF Mrs Amos |
Denmire before returning to her home
in Caldwell.
The Gordon street bridge to Oak
land is to be finished in about two
weeks. VIII the approaches be ready
by that timer This is now geJtlng TO
be a question Of interest on both sioes
of the river The raising of the
much difference on the Oakland side
but in the Gordon street end it VIII re
quire very considerable grading TO
make the connection, and this can
mostly be done at any time.
The committee composed of Thomas
Page, J. H. Skinner and Charles COD
win, who were selected some time ago
for the pnrpose of investigating ana
deciding the best route for me Pr Pr
posed ditch from Soldier creek to the
river, will tomorrow in company with
County Surveyor Rodgers and an en-
gineer from each of the three rallroads
make trip over that part OF me
country through which the proposed
ditch will run and decide the best
route for the same.
At the meeting of the ". T. K. club
Yesterday afternoon at the nome sol
Mrs. J. A Campbell, SIG Lincoln street
south, Mrs. w. H. Rutter gave a pleas
ing paper on Some Famous Macon
nas'' Mrs. Rutter had brought with
her numerous Perry pictures OF the
different MadOnnas by the old masters
and these were viewed by the club
Yesterday was art afternoon with the
club and the papers all had reference
to arts Miss Campdoras gave a very
comprehensive paper on American
Painters, which was most inter ss LIZ
while Mrs. Luce's paper on Rosa
Bonheur' was exceedingly good The
next meeting will be November % at
the home of Mrs. E. U. Btssell, corner
of Monroe and Kious streets.
The Argonaut club planned very
pleasant and successful surprise last
evening on one of their members, Mrs
Arthur Van SAINT Small, recent
bride. The club met as arranged at
the home of Mrs. o. D. Skinner, 1915
Quincy street and then went in a
body to the Small home, 1108 Quincy,
where Mrs. Small was found just
ready to leave for the club meeting.
Mrs. Small has been for several years
one of the faithful members of the
Argonauts and ever ready to help in
whatever way possible. Last evening,
as a slight token of the esteem in
which she is held by the members,