The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-12

1imban Printing Co. a1a North
Kansas avenue
J. T. -Foucht Is IN kansas city Tor the
day.
IF Haynes was in town today from
Granville.
a. II. Howell was down from Silver
Lake today.
Miss Clara stratemeyer is Ill at her
home 225 West Gordon street
Miss May Reaser Of Menoken has gone
to Chicago for a months visit.
Clifford Nystrom went to Lawrence
this morning to enter the university.
Mrs. NJ E. Lockwood OF Monroe street
IS the guest today Of Mrs John L.
Frost
Mrs. George Saunders moved today
from 1904 Taylor street to 1927 Topeka
avenue.
Mr.. ana Mrs. NJ. ". BrammeH Of
0sawlSie are visiting MI and Mrs. VIII
Whitehead and attending the races
Mrs. Ella Short and daughter, Miss
Frances short, win leave tomorrow for
Los Angeles, Cal, for an extended visit.
Don't forget where you go to get shoes
Only one place to get fun value for youf
money. GanlOwsld's, S33 Kansas ave-
nue..
The ". NJ. society Of the Presbyterian
church viii meet with Mrs. Arnold Fri
day afternoon cat 2.S0 clock A full at
tendance is desired.
Mr. and Mrs. o. c. Myers and little
son Robert returned yesterday from
Meriden where they have been visiting
relatives for several days.
Mrs. Russell Chase of Los Angeles,
Cal, who is visiting Topeka friends was
the guest yesterday of Mrs. Herbert
Green of 921 Harrison street
Harry Miller of Maple Groove had d
fine horse severely cut with barbed wire
the other day. The animal was in pas
ture near Elmont when the accident
occurred
Mr. f. d. Small and daughter, Miss
Adele Small, came over from Atchison
yesterday to attend the fair. While here
Miss SrsaH is the guest of Miss CLARA
Mitchell of 931 Van Buren, street.
Glenn KistIer of 1913 Quincy street and
David BiclSle of 1926 Quincy street left
yesterday for Webb City. Mo. where
they have positions. The boys nave
many friends in Topeka who wish them
success in their new field of work
The marriage of Miss Bertha Wade
of Hoyt and Mr.. William Wetherholt
of North Topeka was solemnized Tues
day morning at six O'Clock at the
Church Of the Assumption Mr.. and
Mrs. Wetherholt went Immediately to
housekeeping at 219 West Gordon street.
MT. NJ Gamlowski Of st. Marys who
has lately opened w a shoe store in
North Topeka expects to move his fam
lily here shortly. Mrs. GamlOwsld VINO
has been here visiting her husband and
son. Mat f. Gaml0wski, has returned
To St Marys to make prepare tons to
move here.
Mrs John Bux died this morning at
five o'clock at her home near Meriden
The Bux family were among the old set
tiers of Kansas. Two years ago Mr..
and Mrs. Bux celebrated their golden
he fc hpr
band, several children and grandchil-
dren and six great grandchildren. Mrs.
Alfred Hohnbaum north of town is one
of her granddaughter.
w H. Bachelor y 224 West Gordon
street who fell while trying to board
moving train ait Perry on the evening
of July %. breaking one of his ankles
and since then has been at the Union
Pacific hospital at Kansas City returned
home last evening Mr. Bachelor is a
telegraph operator and at the time of
the accident was stationed at Perry and
Ii was while attempting tie catch a train
for Topeka that he was injured
Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ Heddle and
little son of 1108 Monroe street expect
TO leave tomorrow for their old home IN
Canada. Mr.. Heddle came to Topeka
a year and a half ago and succeeded J.
r. -IcAfee as manager of the Western
WOolen Mill which position he resigned
some weeks ago. Mr.. Heddle is obliged
to make this change on account of Mrs.
Heddle's health as she has this summer
suffered considerably from rheumatism.