The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-01
NORTH TOPEKA.

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e. F. Tenant, editor of the Nardin
(Okla-J Star, is here visiting his wife
Miss Et-el Finkwho with her brother.
win leave for Ohio Saturday to spend
several weeks visiting friends and rela-
tives, was given q very pleasant sur
prise party Thursday evening bya num-
Der of her school mates. Those invited
were: Misses Lucille Kutz, Miriam
Withers, Jennie Heinzman, Florence
Offield, Edna Kimes, Ethel Glenn, Mabel
Fink. Messrs. Glen Cooper, Ralph Diff
fenderfer. Bradford Kutz Elmer Forbes,
Leland Paramore and Arthur Gabriel
Some new games were introduced and
enjoyed by all. Ice cream and cake
were served by Mrs Fink
The following pupils of the Sth A
grade. Quincy school, have completed
the work of this school and are ready
to enter the high school next fall:
Leona Kirk, Isabella Hodge, Grace
Miller, Iva Kirk, Minnie Middaugh,
Lillian Bean, Esther Bolles, Lola Sav-
age. George Anderson, Frank Harris
and Arthur Opperman.
Miss Minnie Doering, manager of the
telegraph office at the Union Pacific
depot is taking a months vacation
which she will spend at her old home IN
Oakley, KANSAS, and visiting friends in
Chicago. During her absence the oTflce
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Mr.. and Mrs Simon T. Coleman have
issued invitations to the marriage of
their daughter, Jessie Alice, to Mr..
Franklin Paul Anderson, Thursday
evening. June Z, at half past eight
O'Clock at their home near the reform
school.
Mr. Louis Nystrom came up from
Kansas City last evening to join Mrs.
Nystrom and little daughter Claudia
who have been the guests for several
davs of Mr. Nystrom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs John Nystrom OF lVl9 jackson
street Mr. Nystrom came up for the
sra f4atins exercises of the June class
Topeka high school to be held this even
ing. of which his brother Clifford is
member. Adr. Nystrom will return home
tomorrow but Mrs. Nystrom will be here
until Sunday.
Mr.. A. NJ. Naramore who has been
student at the university at Lawrence
arrived yesterday to join his mother,
Mrs J. NJ. Naramore, and sister, MISS
Cecil Naramore, who have been the
guests for several days of Mrs. $ T.
Kinsinger of SIS Jackson street Mr.
Naramore and his mother and sister
will return tomorrow to their home in
Herington.
Mrs. winston Fuller and little dough
ter. Elizabeth Marion, will return sun
dav to their home in st. Joseph, Mo.
after a visit to Mrs. Fuller's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Dolman, of 1928 Kan
sas avenue
The annual business meeting of the
members of the North Topeka Baptist
cnurch was held last evening at the
church. Mr.. Jonas Lukens was re-
elected moderator Mr.. T. M. Forbes
treasurer. Mr. Frank Andrews clerk,
". E. scotton, L. c. Boyce and George
Schenck, trustees for two years. From
a financial standpoint the church has
never been in such a prosperous condi-
ton In the past year $3.50 has been
raised All debts are paid and there is
money in every treasury
r. A. Simerwel of Harveyville was
in town yesterday for the annual bust
ness meeting at the Baptist church. Mr..
SimerwelI has been connected with this
church. but since moving to HarveyviIle
viii be identified with the Baptist
church in that neighborhood and at the