The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-19
NORTH TOPEKA.


II.eave items for this column with kim
bah Printing Co. g12 n. Kansas avel
g. E. Tibbs of Silver Lake was i'm
town today.
S. C.. McAdams spent sunday at his
home I'm Rossville.
The Eraternal Aid viii give a dance
and pie social at Barrett hall Wednes-
day evening
Ar. and Mrs. Claude DOane and son,
Frederick Tracy. arrived last evening
from Denver. Col.
Miss MolHe Norman of sol Kansas
avenue has gone to Osborn, kansas,
called by the Illness of her father.
The TAXA Hashi club viii meet Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Heron 100 Evelyn street, Holman s
addition.
Mrs J. W. Christman of Menoken
was taken to Christ hospital Saturday.
where she Will undergo a surgical
operation.
Just received car of sewer pipe and
fresh seeds on hand. flower bulbs Get
prices. Successor to c. c. Nicholson.
w Il. Section.
The w C. T. U. viii meet at the
home Of Mrs. Briery, 1893 Quincy
street. Tuesday afternoon at 2:SO
o'clock. All are invited.
Misses Carrie. Edith, Helen and
Hazel Haynes were the guests sunday
of their uncle, Mr. Joseph Haynes, ana
and family at Granville
w. H. Rutter went to Spring Hill
this morning for a short visit to his
parents. From there he will make a
business trip to Kansas City.
John Eldridge has traded his prop
erty at 1921 Monroe street to George
Archer for his Elmont farm. The fam
lies expect to move in a short time.
Mrs. B. j. Campbell, who has been
living ait Red Cliff Cal, arrived in To-
peka this morning for a short visit to
her son. B. r. Conklin Mrs. Campbell
IS en- route to Houston, Texas, where
she viii make her home.
Mrs. Mccormick died this morning
at her home in Silver Lake She was
the grandmother of the Bell boys who
live north of town. The remains viii
be brought to Topeka and the funeral
arrangements announced later.
Mrs. Mace died last night about II
O'Clock at the family home, BIT Fair
child street. She was the mother of
Jesse Mace and Mrs. Claude DOane.
The funeral will be held tomorrow at
Z o'clock from the house and the re-
mains viii be shipped to Leavenworth
for burial.
The heavy snow Of yesterday pre-
vented some Of the churches from
holding their usual services last even
ing. There were no services at the
Congrega uOnal church last evening
and the Sunday school at the East In
dlanOla school house was abandoned
yesterday afternoon. at the churches
where services were held the attend
ance was light
Mr.. Gus Jones. an old soldier. dice
yesterday morning at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Joshua Browning on the Cen.
tra4 avenue road Mr.. Jones has beer
IN Door health for some time and ha!
made his home with the BrOwnins
family for years. The funeral will be
held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clocl
from the Pleasant Hill church and tn,
burial viii be in Rochester cemetery
DR.. and Mrs. j. F. Buck entertaine,
9t FAMILY elmer Saturday at thef
home 1925 Jackson. in honor Of Mrs
Bucks birthday anniversary. Thei
guests were Mrs. Florence Ruth Mrs
lillian Pagan and daughter. Norma
and Mrs. Policy In the Afternoon
many OF the neighbors called inform
ally at the Buck home and wished tn
hostess many happy returns Of the day
Mrs Buck received several pretty pres
ents, among them being a box Of CALI
lilies from Mrs. N. r. Conkle OF Pain
Beach, Cal. and a large birthday cak
from Edward Gertz of the Old HON
bakery. This cake is a handsome af
fair and a triumph of the bakers art
IT IS beautifully iced and the TOP yvhic1
SIS plentifully covered with the Iris
shamrock contains a large horn o
plenty. At the time DR. Buck wa
superintendent Of the boys industrial
school Mr.. Gertz was also connecte
with that institution and In those 6av
it was his custom to remember Mrs
Bucks birthday with an appropriat
cake and last Saturday he fell bac
into the old way. The beauty of th
cake has not as yet been marred b
any knife and # still adorns the cente
OF the table at the Bucks home in a
Of its original glory.