The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-20
NORTH TOPEKA.

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ball Printing Co, 81 N Kansas ave.l
NJ. A. Hutchinson was in town today
from Kiro@
J. H. Forbes was in town today from
Silver Lake.
Ernest Bartram was in town today
from Elmont,
George Johnson was in town today
from Silver Lake.
w. y. Mitchner was a North side
visitor today from Rossville.
Smith Niekalls was a North side
visitor today from Silver Lake.
Richard Wright and J. G. McHenry
We're in town today from Granville.
J. NJ. Campbell of the Arnold Drug
Co. is taking short trip through
Oklahoma.
Miss Lima Plley returned yesterday
from a visit Of several weeks to rela-
tives in Kansas City.
Mrs. A A. PIiley will leave Thursday
for Brookheld, Mo, where she viii be
the guest Of her daughter Mrs. Jack
Sheetz.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. McMaster and
little granddaughter. L0udell Miriam,
are now settled in the McMaster home,
916 Jackson street.
E H Myers, proprietor of the Myers
pianing mill, had the little finger of
his right hand severely cut this morn
Mrs. Maurice Todd will give a picnic
at Vinewood this evening for the young
women of her millinery store and a
few other friends.
At the Church OF the Good Shepherd
sunday morning Bishop r. r. Mills
paUgh will be present and confer the
rite of confirmation and administer the
Holy Eucharist.
The Royal Neighbors of camp 55
VIII nave an all day picnic on Friday,
June p. for the benefit of Neighbor
AllgOod who lost everything by fire
about week ago. All neighbors are
requested to come and bring a dona-
ton.
Miss Ruth Cox and sister, Miss
Gladys Cox, Of Quincy street. left yes
| terday for Alva, Iowa. to join their
mother who has been there for some
little time. Mrs Cox and her dauEh-
ters expect to leave the last of the
month for Denver, Col. where thew
viii make their home
Mr.. and Mrs. E A. Holman and
family and sisters. Miss Clara Holman
and Miss Harriet Holman will leave
Thursday for Manitou. Col where
| they will occupy their cottage. Mr..
Holman will be away two weeks. while
Mrs. Holman and her children will be
gone month and the Misses Holman
, for the entire summer.
Miss Holmes and sister. Mrs. Bell
Of London, England, who have been
the guests for the past ten months of
their sisters, Misses Annie and Lille
Holmes, and of their brother. George
y Holmes and wife of Shorey. left to-
day for Manitou, to spend ten days or
Two weeks there and at other points of
interest in the state.
Miss Anna Goff OF TIP Morse ave-
nue.. North Topeka. entertained last
night for her friend. Miss Robbie Rose.
who viii marry Mr.. Robert Neal next
week 7 4 1-fx- @f-,i, I,
decorations consisting Of cut flowers
ferns. palms and potted plants the
guests being immediate friends of the
hostess and bride to be. Each guest
brought presents OF china for Miss
Rose The porch was lighted with
japanese lanterns and the evening was
spent in games, closing with a mock
marriage and two course supper.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Shafer and
family were given a pleasant surprise
last evening by their neighbors and
/ friends a their home in the Lyman
school district Mr. Shafer has lately
bought the Frank Adams place and
moved his family there and the gath
ering last evening was in the nature Of
mouse Warming and g. welcoming Of
/ the new family to this locality. The
crowd met at the Lyman school house
and drove to the Shafer home on
large hayrack. A very enjoyable even
ing was spent and refresh n1erts or
-4->N -~A-et ~ - cam AfCA SCI C4- 4 AAOSG
present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Able, Mr.
and Mrs. DransfieId Mr.. and Mrs
Morns, Mr.. and Mrs. Easy. Mr. and
Mrs. Dix. Mrs. Butts, Mrs Ashpole,
Mrs. Olson, Misses Annie Lee. Mary
Wind, Alice Chipman, Jeane Chipman,
Edith Dransfield, Leila Morns, Vera
Morns, Fay Ashpole Meta DransheId
Mildred Dransfleld. May Rodgers
Stella Shafer. Ersey Dix. Lena jack
son, Mary Anderson, Naomi Anderson,
Laura Horton. Elna Olson, ANNA
Butts, Messrs. Earl Anderson, Lester
Olson, Clarence and Emmett Shafer
Charley Anderson, Clyde Rodgers
| Spencer Horton, George Morns, Lewis
Reed. Howard Jackson. Elmer StahI.
Ralph Shafer, Earl Butts, Howard
Easy.
No Writ for Ivens.