The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-13
NORTH TOPEKA.
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Mr. Andrew Galloway of Hoyt was
north side visitor today.
George w Crouch. superintendent of
station a, made a trip over r. r. No. 9
George Anderson and Alfred Hodge are
planning for fishing outing at Mill Creek
Sunday
| Mrs. William Conklin of 917 Topeka ave
nue.. who has been i'll for the past week,
is convalescing.
Mr.. and MRS. Bailey Bright of 1908
Quincy street are the parents OF daugh-
ter, born yesterday
Floyd Hensllaw of Shorey has. gone to
Valley Falls to visit his cousin, Miss Grace
Campbell, for a week
| The P. D. Q boys will have a party
/ this evening at the home of Norman
! Whitney, on Buchanan street.
Children's day will be observed Sunday
at the Presbyterian church. The services
Will commence promptly at 10 O. clock
John w. Haynes of Kiro has returned
from visit TO relatives in Indiana He
1 also visited at Charleston w Va, and
points in Illinois
Miss Clara Excl expects to leave next
month for California where she VIII
spend the remainder of the summer visit
/ ing relatives
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presby-
terian church met this afternoon At the
home Of the president, Mrs. A. G. Davis,
507 Park street. s-f
Miss Gladys Cunningham and Katharine
Dolman are spending the week at the
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| ", Atkinson. near Perry
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. A1oultrey of Texas
We're the. guests yesterday Of F. FL
more. They are en- route to Colorado
Springs to spend some time
Ed Smith, who had his arm torn off in
an accident at the Inter-Ocean mills a.
few weeks ago and since then has been
at Christ hospital. is improving nicely.
Mr., F. n: Miller Of Walton, Kan, who
/ has been visiting w. A, Marshall of Ma
pie Grove. went to Holton this morning,
where he will be the guest of relatives.
TIL north side councilmen and the Off
oTeF the I proposed new Inc to shogey this
work Of surveying
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Chamberlain and
children of 1882 Harrison street have gone
4 to Indianapolis, Ind, to visit Mr.. Cham
berlain's. parents. Mr.. Chamberlain will
! be away about ten days, but his wife and
Hchildren will remain six weeks
Miss Helen DoIman and brother Hobart
arrived last evening from Ardmore, l. +,
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Dollnan. of s24
! Quincy street They are the children OF
/ L. S. Dolnlan. formerly probate Judge
i Word has been received that the Hamil-
ton house on the Central avenue road
north of Soldier Creek was destroyed by
fire this morning, which was caused by a.
defective flue. The place has recently been
rented and the family lost their house
I hold goods.
The Union Pacific have brought down a
number of their Italian laborers from Sill
yer Lake and put them to work tearing
up the tracks east of the Junction. This
track has not been used since the double
track was completed and the material
[ viii be used in the yard where the track
facilities are to be increased and the yard
/ rearranged.
Miss Flo Brandy of Madison. Kan.
who, since her graduation from the Inu-
steal department of the State Normal at
EmpOria. has been the guest of Miss
Maud Taggart of Meriden. will arrive in
/ Topeka this evening. accompanied by Miss
/ Taggart and will be the guests of Misses
Jessie and Annie Myers of 1z05 Western
avenue. Miss Brandley will return to her
home tomorrow. but Miss Taggart will
proong her stay for a few days.
Miss Grace F. PIummer the youngest
daughter of DR. and Mrs r. s. Plumrner
past two O'Clock to Mr.. NJ. Y. Paschal of
+ Arkansas City. The ceremony took place
| at the home of the brides parents, 914
| Quincy street. Rev. J. s. CslendenninE. pa s.
| tor Of the Second Presbyterian church, Of
4 floating. Mr.. and Mrs Paschal left i'm
mediately for Arkansas City. where they
viii make their home. Mrs. Paschal since
her graduation from Washburn college
/ two years ago has been teacher in the
! Arkansas City schools
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Miss Amanda Anderson last evening
I at the home of Misses Bessie and Mabel
and music and refreshments of Ice cream
and cake were served Those present were
/ Misses Alberta Anderson. Jessie Parrish.
! Hannah Carlson, ETH Carlson. Marian
1 ley Maud Paisley. Ivah Davis. Bertha
! Lemon Trix Antrim, Messrs. Don Well
man. Harry Anderson. ri Boyce. Homer
Haynes. Albert Dawson. Ralph Parrish.
| John Grant Ed Anderson. Arthur Ander-
| SON Clarence Waldnan- Walter Harper,
| Walter KELSEY, Bert Bentley Charlie
Hayes. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas and Mr.. and
| Mrs M2rlatt