The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-02
NORTH TOPEKA.
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Mort Hutchinson Of Kiro was a North
side visitor today.
Ray Wolpert is seriously i'll with
pneumonia at his home five miles north-
east of town.
Mr.. Blevins of Jackson county is in
Topeka with a view Of investing in
property near the city.
Rev. E. B. Meredith of Ottawa viii
preach Sunday afternoon at four O. clock
in Galilee Baptist church, Oakland
Miss May Blakeslee left yesterday for
her home in Sioux City, Iowa. after a
visit of several weeks to her aunt, DR..
Miriam Swift.
Enoch MARBLE has been elected
member OF the East 1ndianola school
board to fill the vacancy caused by tho
removal Of T. D. Joseph to town.
Mr. and Mrs Melan Heber of Monroe
street are the parents Of a daughter
born this morning Mrs. Heber was be
fore her marriage Miss Maud Savage.
Mrs P. V. Brubaker of Denver, who
in town, viii go to Kansas City Satur-
day and from there Will return to her
home in Denver.
The funeral of Mrs. David Neiswen-
der viii be held Saturday afternoon at
two o'clock from the Prairie Home
church The funeral party win leave
the Neiswender home at half past u
o'clock.
The farmers are bringing great GUAM
tiles of corn to town at the present time.
Mr. W. A. Forbes Of Forbes Bros says
that they receive from 700 to 1,600 bush
els daily Last week the corn received
by them averaged / 900 bushels a day.
Miss Mabel King who has been stay
ing at the home of her uncle, J. H.
FOUGHT, 712 Taylor street south, for sew
eral weeks during the absence of Miss
Mabel FOUGHT in Coneordia.. has return
ed to North Topeka and is now at her
home, 115 East Gordon street.
J. S. Hamer started up his feed mill
on Gordon and Taylor streets yester-
day. This is the first time this mill
has been in operation since the big
/ food At this time the mill was the
| property of J. c. Dolman who later
disposed of the property. A good busi-
ness was always done BY this mill and
it now has a bright future before it.
Miss Vera Bridge was the hostess at
/ a Halloween party Wednesday even
! ing at her home 1926 Quincy street.
Refreshments of doughnuts and cider
were served Her guests were: Misses
lone Buchanan. Mabel Fink, Blanche
1 Jones. Elite Reed, Bertha Gill, Wint-
/ fred Disney, Messrs. Bert Conklin,
Harry Mckinley, Fred Young, Jay
Studer. James Rice and Irl Boyce.
Miss Hazel Forbes entertained her Sun
day school class of the Baptist church
at a Halloween party Wednesday even
ing at her home on the Rochester road.
The evening was spent playing appro-
pirate games. Those present were: Roy
| Williams, Woodland Blossom Vernon
Warnock Olney Frantz, Archie Maze,
Frank Schaeffer, Clarence Gabriel, Sam
Copeland Merle Gillian. Charley
Ketchum, Walter Holcomb. Bonnie
! Farmer and Charles Klussman.
The Shakespeare club held its first
regular meeting yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. D. J. Hathaway,
l1117 jackson street. AS the name in
dicates the plays of Shakespeare are
to be studied and discussed which will
be done under the leadership Of Mrs
Margaret Hill McCarter. Yesterday
afternoon was devoted to the first act
Of King Lear. and the study Of this
play will be continued at the next
meeting which Will be in Two weeks al
the home of Mrs. Charles Curtis, 905
Van Buren, street. From all indica-
tions this club promises to be very
popular 1t started out with mem
bership of over a dozen and already
several applications have been re-
i ceived from those who would like to
Join the organization. Yesterday two
new members were admitted, Mrs R
B. McMaster and Miss Minnette Loop