The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-24
NORTH TOPEKA.

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I. c. Johnson was in town today
from Silver Lake.
James Forbes was in town today
from his home north of Silver Lake.
Look for the o. K. bills to be dis
tributed this evening by the 0. K. shoe
store. S41 Kansas avenue.
Harold, son of W. E. Day of 124
Holman street, who has been I'll with
diphtheria is able to be up and the
quarantine was raised Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs C. s. E. Craum and
Mrs. Maggie Hale, who have been
spending some time here. have re-
turned to their home near Meyers
Cave, West Virginia.
Mrs. A. L. Coffey, who has been the
guest for the past two days OF Mrs.
Samuel Z. Kinsinger of s25 Jackson
street, returned to her home in Her
ipgton this afternoon.
Mrs. OHnger Of Horton, who has
been the guest for the past two days
of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. z. z. Olinger of Shorey,
left today for Great Bend, Kansas
where she will visit another son. Rev.
Stanton Olinger-
]. o. Emmert of Perry was in town
today visiting his brother. Mr.. En-
inert left this afternoon for Sheridan
county, where he has purchased $50
acres of land which he Will farm. His
family are still in Perry but win Join
him at their new home in about a
month.
/ Mrs. Thomas Joseph will entertain
the Merry Matrons Thursday after
noon at her home near ShOrey. The
crowd viii meet that afternoon at the
/ home of Mrs. w. i. Hofer, 1925 Kan
sas avenue, where Mr.. Joseph win be
ready with a large hayrack to take
them to their destination.
/ THE NJ n met q the home of
Miss Ethel Glen Friday evening. The
4 time was spent in playing various
/ games and at a late hour refreshments
were served. Those present were:
Anna Myers, Ethel Fink, Iva Maze,
/ Ora Greening, Una Smith, Edna
/ HINES, Arthur Gabriel. Robert Ammel,
Paul Ficher, John Lindsay, Norton
Lyon, Roscoe Beachum and Elmer
! Forbes.
Edwin James, who drives for the
/ Wells-Fargo Express company, was
| injured in a runaway last evening.
/ The accident occurred near the Santa
F'e deDot where the horse became
| frightened at the cars Young James
| was thrown out of the wagon and his
back badly sprained by the fall. He
was taken TO the Santa Fe hospital
and this morning it was reported that
he was resting easily. Mr.. James is a
son of T. n. James of North Topeka
Miss Jessie Priddy and Mr.. Arthur
Small were the guests of honor at
kitchen shower given last evening by
| Miss Clara Mitchell and Miss Adele
Small at the Mitchell home 93f Van
Buren, street. The house was deco
rated with autumn flowers supple
mented with red pastebOard hearts.
these latter being used most effectively
in the dining room. All kinds OF
utensils useful in the Kitchen, from a
clothes basket to chopping bowls and
pie pans, were showered upon tins
young people. Those invited were:
Miss Priddy, Mr.. Small, Mr.. and Mrs
Norman Jury, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Swartz, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jameson
Mrs. and Mrs. Vim. Peyton, Miss Grace
Miller, Miss Ethel Ellis, Miss Nellie
Dolman. Miss Cora Priddy Miss
\ Louise Darling. Miss Luda Ellis, Mis-;
Lulu K1ussnan, Miss Bessie Campbell
Mr. Davis. Mr. Reamer Billiard, MI
Carl McGrew, Mr.. Irving Difenderfer
/ Mr. Clifford Priddy. Mr.. Ernes
Priddy, Mr.. H. Nixon, Mr.. Earl Priddy
Mr.. Paul Priddy and Mr.. Harry john