The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-08
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Ladies admitted free to the dance at
Steiuberg's dancing academy Oiii7i4e'
Gentlemen, Is cents
Attention. Foresters. All Foresters Of
Camp 1913 NJ w. A are reQueSle u 70
meet at the hall tonight l as . tllgls 4l5s
something Of interest to come 9eLore tI9
camp All members having uniforms VII WI,
please bring them along. BY order OF lhs
chief Forester.
Mrs. O. D. skinner and Miss Maoel
skinner of 1915 Quincy street left this al
fernoOn for Chicago, where they Will speao
q week visiting.
Mrs. w. S. Blackhart returned TINS az
fernoon from Manhattan, where she was
called by the illness of her sister, VINO IS
now much improved
y X Heinzman is slowly regaining his
health and was able TO can upon ms
North Side friends this morning
Mrs NJ. Lesley has moved from 1923
Jackson street to the west half OF the
property at 1925 Van Buren, street. MI
Frank Boyle and family have moved into
the house at 1888 Jackson street
S. W Jarrett and family VIII move next
week from 1913 Madison street to 1120
Jackson street.
M VIII Summers has been taken to
Keith & Rhodes hospital to undergo q
surgical operation.
The Merry Matrons viii entertain their
husbands this evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Young, 525 West
Eighth street.
The WoOdmen Will hold an encampment
some time in the fall
Mr.. IT, J. Reed and family have moved
from 1913 Polk street to 7lS Morse street.
Mr. Reed is employed in the. j. II. Skin
ner nurseries
Mrs. Della Howard, who has been quite
III with rheumatism at her home, 1903 Y an
Buren, street. is improving. although she
is stiu confined to the house
Mrs Archie Davis is visiting her sister,
Mrs. John Ravens. of 1913 Logan street.
From here Mrs. Davis viii go to Sioux
On q D. q
nent home
Miss Annie Nystrom Of 1919 Jackson
street who went to Kansas City last Sat
urday for farewell visit to her brother
and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nystrom
passed through North Topeka last even
ing on the u P. en- route to Portland
Ore where she viii spend the summer
Miss Nystrorn's parents, Mr.. and MIS-
John Nystrom. and a delegation Of her
friends from the south side met the train
and enjoyed q short visit with her.
North Topeka Is to have a new barber
SHOP in the 500 block
Mrs Sarah A. Todd has returned from
Kansas City and St. Joseph where she
has been spending the past few weeks
MIS- Todd expects to shortly open up 9
millinery store in North Topeka.
J. A. PrOudfit who has been confined t.
his home, 1922 Monroe street. by illness
ie now suffering from an attack of cry
eipelas.
Among the out of town visitors to rorti
Topeka today were r.. A. Taylor Of Grant
vile, r. n Morton Of Silver Lake and c
j. Cusicz Of Menoken
Mr. and Mrs J. @. Madoulet, who havl
peen visiting the past few days witt
Alrs. Mad0ulet's mother and sister, Mrs
8 p. Oglesby and Mrs. J. ID. Stevens, Oh
5gler street returned to their home il
RATION, N. NJ. today.
The ladies' Of the Blue Cross o
Blue Cross. Ark, x. p. A. accOunpa n ei
~ number Of the gentlemen Of the uni
1Alstler. and wife q very pleasant aurpris
wednesday evening At late hour Re