The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-26

Elmer Winter. of Kiro. was a North
side visitor today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bolz, of Meriden.
were in town today.
Mrs. l. j. Ketchum, of 1915 Jackson
street, has returned from a weeks visit
in Chicago.
Mrs Hanson, of Randolph. Kan. is
the guest Of Mrs. c. A. H'ernstrom of
S34 Jackson street
Mrs. NJ. Marcoot and children will
leave about october Is for their aesy
home in Pueblo, Col. n1sai
Mrs. George B. Camp. who has. been
Ill at her home, 1014 Van Buren, street.
for the past ten days, is now able to
drive out
Mrs. Charles Seymour. who has been.
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Roy Capron Of
1922 Quincy street, has returned to hrr
home in Denver, Col.
Elmer Yost. of Overlook, IS spending
soma time in town at the home of his
cousin, Jerry Klinefelter in Shorey and
taking a course in the Topeka Business
college.
Miss Clara Mitchell has returned
from Enporia where she was the guest
on Sunday of her sister, Miss Stella
Mitchell. who is a student at the state
normal college.
The work OF remodeling the Curtis
building at 616 Kansas avenue, will
commence the last of the week. The
interior of the building will be COM
pletely changed. A new floor Will be
put down and a new metal ceiling will
be added. The front of the building
viii be made to conform with the Col
win property Immediately north
The Argonauts met last evening at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Nfchol-
son, $40 Van Buren, street. The lesson
in Spanish history was conducted by
Miss Anna Kelley and the paper for the
evening on Madrid was given by Mrs
E F. Stanley. Roll call was answered
by quotations from Shakespeare and
Don CuiXOte while a sketch of the i'm
mortal hero was read by Rev. w. E.
Tanner The music for the evening
was furnished by Miss Permelia Cur
tbs. The next meeting will be in two
weeks at the same place
The double track through the Union
Pacific yards was completed and
thrown open for traffic at $50 Tuesday
afternoon. No. 4, Charles Brown con-
ductor. was the first train that passed
through under the new arrangement
and was delayed about twenty minutes
for the change to be made. Roadmas-
/ ter A. F. Kiss was on hand to see that
everything went smoothly. As soon as
the cutoff between Onaga and Marys-
Vile is completed the company expect
I to put a through Pacific coast train
and a Kansas City, Topeka and Lin
coin express.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Q. Wolfe, whose
marriage was solemnized last August
/
warming and serenade last evening by
q number of their friends The affair
was somewhat delayed owing to the
fact that Mrs. Wolfe only arrived IN
Topeka yesterday morning, having
been visiting at various points in Ohio
since her wedding The party. which
was composed of Mr.. Wolfe's business
| associates at the Forbes mill, and
| friends of his from the town and the
neighborhood of Shorey, drove to the
L. B. Forbes home on the Roch ester
+ road, where Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfe are
spending a few days. and commenced
! their serenade. Horns, bells, in fact
anything that could make noise were
used. The crowd, which filed the
/ Forbes house to overlooking. insisted
after the musical part Of the pro-
zramrne was completed, that Mr.. and
| Mrs Wolfe should make short talks
Both were disinclined to say anything
but after being sufficiently urged con-
/ scented and gave two little speeches
that were heartily applauded by all
Refreshments of doughnuts and cider
/ were served. Mr.. and Mrs Wolfe vii
20 to housekeeping shortly at theil
/ own home. 1919 Jackson street.