The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-10
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from Kiro.
Charles Berry is Ill at his home. 1211
Jackson street
c. D. Williams was in town today
from Silver Lake.
c. S. AdcAdams spent Sunday at his
home in Rossville.
s. A. Retter of Marysville is visit
ing relatives at Kiro.
Miss Effie Shirley was in town today
from Granville shopping.
E. Burroughs and l. n. Shirley were
North side visitors today from Grant
vile.
Fred Fountain and family have moved
from 1916 Logan street to AT Grant
street.
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Gufy of East
Laurent street are the parents of a son
born today.
Mrs. Jerome colvin, who has been
i'll at her home 915 Van Buren, street
is improving.
Mrs. c. o. Smith is closing out hes
entire millinery stock at wholesale
prices. III East Sixth street.
Fred Joseph of Meriden spent sun
day visiting his mother, Mrs. Julia
Joseph of S23 Kansas avenue.
Mrs. H. H. Bair was taken suddenly
i'll yesterday at her home. go Jackson,
and is unable to leave her bed
church will meet Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Beaudry, 929 Quincy
street.
Mrs. J. B. Moore and Mrs. Fred Moore,
Jr., came here Saturday to spend the
holidays visiting their parents, Mr. and
Mrs ]. Popp.
Twenty per cent discount allowed
all students entering Capital Short
hand school between now and Jan. list
1907. Enroll today.
J. D. Stevens, of s23 Tyler street. has
returned to Keith's hospital for treat
nent The result OF the previous oper-
alton was not satisfactory.
| Mrs. w A. Carr, who was called
here over a week ago by the death of
her mother, Mrs. Kate FOUGHT King,
will return this evening to her home
in Junction City.
Fred Parsons, of Kansas City, was in
town over Sunday visiting his sisters,
Mrs. NJ. r. White and Mrs. J. Q. Dol
man. Mr.. Parsons is division store
keeper for the Maple Leaf road.
Mrs. Fred Morns and daughter,
Margaret, returned last evening from
FIT Scott where they spent Thanks
giving and also short visit to Law
renee relatives.
Rev. E. S. Paddock, the new minister
of the Galilee Baptist church at Oak
land, assumed charge yesterday, Rev
Mr.. Barrett, who for the past eleven
weeks has occupied the pulpit, turned
over the work to him yesterday
Mrs Mary White, colored, died Sun
day morning December g. at the family
home three miles north on the Kansas
avenue road. She was rs years old and
had been sick for some time Inc run run
eral Will be held Wednesday morning
at 10 o'clock from the house and the
burial will be in Rochester cemetery.
James Calhoun. who was hurt by
COW the first of November and had his
neck broken and since then has been at
Christ hospital, died last evening. Mr.
Calhoun had for number OF years
been the tenant at Springbrook farm,
A. ID 1crcaI
which is located several miles northwest /
of town on rural route No. 6. He leaves |
a widow and several children. The fun |
eral arrangements have not yet been |
completed.
The evangelistic meetings at the Bap-
fist church are increasing in interest |
and attendance. Many conversions were /
reported yesterday. Evangelist Edith |
Hill Booker will speak tonight upon |
THE Devil as a Hypnotist'' Miss Win
nifred Tanner will sing. mothers |
meeting will be held in the church to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock which |
will be addressed by Mrs. Booker. The
young peoples mass meeting yesterday |
afternoon was a great success. Mrs.
Booker spoke on the crucifxion scene
from Ben Hur and her address receiv-
ed the closest attention of all of her
hearers.
Misses Katharine Dolman and Janet
Hurrie entertained informally at cards
Saturday evening at the Dolman home,
were Misses Annabel Garvey, Gladys I
Cunningham, Mary MacLennan, Marie
Lagerstrom, Louise Heath, Elizabeth n
Holiday, Esther Rodgers, Marjorie II
Whitney, May Bradley, Esther Lundy
of La Grange, ILL.,, Henrietta Alexan-
der, Clyde Bonebrake, Hazel Grimes,
Messrs. Robert McGiffert, Otto Connell,
Joe Cornell, Harry Curtis. Ben Bear,
Francis Bonebrake, Allen McNeal, Rus
sell Grimes, Irving Reynolds, Ralph
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Roy Johnson, John Hamilton, David
Overmyer.
Mrs. J. E. Warnock and Miss Anna
Myers entertained Saturday afternoon
at a miscellaneous shower at the
Warnock home, 1918 Polk street for
Miss Jessie Myers one of the Decem-
Der brides. A mock wedding was one
of the features of the afternoons en-
tertainment in which Miss Myers was
the bride, Miss Maud Taggart of Val
derson the officiating minister Miss
Anna Myers, bridesmaid, Miss Lucille
Critics. best man. Miss Annette Ny
ers was the maid Of honor and carried
the ring, a magnificent solitaire, on :
the stem of a small pumpkin pincush-
ion The music was played by Miss
Clarice Ogee and the bridal party
stood for the service under a canopy
of flags from the center of which
suspended a dinner bell in place of the
usual one Of flowers. At the conclu-
sion of the ceremony just before a
snap shot Of the group was taken the {
bride threw her bouquet which was .
caught by Miss Martha Kimba1. La
ter in the afternoon the packages for
the shower were brought in and each | .
guest was allowed to handle them and |
then write on large red pasteboard
hearts which had been provided for
The occasion. what she thought they ,
contained. The packages were of all :
shapes and sizes and many of the
guests were wide of the mark In this {
contest Miss Phoebe Jenkins Mrs