The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-25
NORTH TOPEKA.

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w Ashpole was down yesterday from
Silver Lake.
Bert Petit is suffering from an at
tack Of rheumatism
DR.. H F. Pratt, of Rossville, was a
North side visitor today.
Mr. and Mrs. Fulton. Of Carbonate,
are visiting Topeka friends
Nicholas Ehrhart and George Ehrhart
were in yesterday from Hoyt.
l. H Boughton-~the Perry druggist
was North side visitor today.
Miss Jeannette WoIcott returned to-
day from a visit to Kansas City friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Bruner of Silver
Lake were transacting business in To-
pelza today.
c. D. Williams, of the telephone ex-
change of Silver Lake, was visiting in
North Topeka today
w. G. Brooks, the colored speaker
has announced himself as candidate
for councilman from The First ward.
Mrs. Frank Lovelace and Mrs. Dave
McROberts of Rossvf1le. came to Topeka
today to attend the Midwinter exposi-
ton.
The topic of the prayer meeting at the
Baptist church this evening is quite in
terestlng. The subject is why Come
to Prayer Meeting
Miss Dollie Blankinship of Chanute,
Ian IS visiting her cousin. Mrs. D. A.
| Wizer of 1920 Jackson street, and at
tending the Midwinter fair.
Mrs W. NJ. CostIey. formerly of North
Topeka, but late of Peoria, H., arrived
today for an extended visit to her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Scott of Lowman
Hill.
Mrs. Wallace Taggart and children,
Reamer and Hazel, of Meriden arrived
yesterday to visit Mrs. Taggart's par
l Of
Western avenue.
North Topeka. camp No 1913 NJ. ". A,
VIII this evening celebrate the recovery
from dangerous illness of its chief
FORESTER, q. g. 9VogeL Refreshments
will be served and all members are ex-
| pected to be present.
The following North side young REQ
pie were members of the midwinter
graduating class at the High school last
evening: Miss Elizabeth Anderson, Miss
Kate Hall, Miss Myrtle McGrew. Miss
Edna Kfncaid, Messrs Harry McKin-
ley and Boyce Forbes.
Mrs. Herbert Greene gave a Kensing-
ton yesterday afternoon at her home
921 Harrison street in. honor of her
guests Mrs. George Gould of Lawrence,
and Mrs. E. S. Mead of AIenOken.
Others asked were Mrs. Wesley Wehe,
Mrs Milton Haynes. Mrs. A. Offender
fer, and Miss Carrie Haynes.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Fred Doane
entertained the members of the W.
B. Z. No. 40 sewing society, at her
home 1114 Quincy street. The following
officers for the coming year were elect
ed: President, Mrs e. J. Clark: vice
president, Mrs. Mamie Clark; treasurer,
Mrs. Agnes Schroyer: secretary, Mrs.
May Wetherbee.
Mrs. John Morse and her children,
David Blair and Patricia Elizabeth, ar
rived yesterday from Harrington to visit
Mr.. Morse's parents, Mr. and Mrs. ].
S. Morse Of pa West Gordon street. Mr..
and Mrs. Morse are also entertaining
their other daughter-fn- law, Mrs. Chas.
Morse and her children of Chicago.
These two daughters in-law are also
sisters.
The fire department was called out
this morning between eleven and twelve
o'clock to the corner of SayWeu street
! and the Avenue, where there was a
small blaze The fire was confined to
/ the kitchen Of the house and was
/ caused by a detective Tue, the chimney
/ being one Of the old fashioned kind and
not safe. The loss WAS slight. THE
house is owned and occupied ~ Mrs.
Allen.
Miss Bessie Mar1att was given a very
| pleasant surprise party last evening by
/ a number of her friends at her home
! 1906 Quincy street. The time was spent
playing games and at a late hour re-
! freshments were served Those present
were: Misses Mabel Narlatt, Amanda
Anderson, Jessie Parish, Alberta Ander-
son, Jennie Paisley, Maude Paisley, Iva
] Davis Marian Zacharison, Messers.
| Harry Anderson, J. N. Davis, Albert
/ Dawson Edgar Broom @. NJ. Hayes,
/ Ralph Parrish, Nathan Paisley, George
1 w. Rodgers, MI and Mrs. c. w. Valid
man, Mr.. and Mrs. S. H Thomas and
Mr.. Mrs Marlatts
] Col. Pennington Borden and his regi-