The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-05
NORTH TOPEKA.
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w G. McHenry ives down today from
Granville.
Ed. Ed Guild was in town today from
J. H. Forbes wes in yesterday from
Silver Lake.
George Bardsley@ Of Elmont, was a
North side visitor today.
George r. Kopp and P. NJ. HoIcon1b
have gone to Roosevelt, Ok.
Mrs. Rodgers, of Colorado Springs. is
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Clark, Of
Shorey, are the parents of a son born
Monday.
r. i. Anderson and Proctor FOUGHT
of the FOUGHT hardware, went 10 Grant
vile today to put in a furnace at the
home of NJ. NJ. Shirley.
Roy Fleming and John Sullivan, who
have been visiting the. formers aunt.
Miss I. M. Fleming of Elmont, have
gone to Missoula, Mont.
Miss Elizabeth Evans of 1908 Monroe
street, returned yesterday from Law
renee where she has been the guest of
Rev. and Mrs. w. B. Hutchinson.
The Chandos club, which was to have
met tomorrow afternoon, has postponed
it's lesson until Friday, when it will
meet with Mrs. W. s. Bergundthal, 1871
Jackson street.
Elizabeth Anderson. of AT Park street,
lreturned yesterday from Hiawatha
where they were called by the death Of
Mr.. Anderson,s mother.
Mr. and Mrs John Havens of 12S
Holman street. are the parents of a ten
pound daughter, born Saturday. De-
cenber l. to whom they have given the
name Of Helen Eliza beth.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Smith of Goodland, Kan, was
christened Sunday and given the name
of Gertrude Elizabeth. Mrs. Smith was
formerly Miss Nellie lies of North To-
peka-
Miss Louise Sanderson and Mr.. Wal
ter Stewart were married yesterday BY
the Rev. J. S. GIendenning, pastor of
the Second Presbyterian church, at his
home. 1910 Quincy street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart will make their home IN May
eta where Mr.. Stewart is In the livery
business
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles stetnberger.
who have been visiting relatives in
North Topeka since the first of the
week. left last evening for their homo
in Wa-KeeEey. They We're accom-
panied by Mrs. Steinberger's brother.
Mr. Walter Stewart. and his bride who
will make them a short visit before go
ing to their home in Mayetta-
Mrs. Edith Hill Booker. Of Emporia.
the evangelist, who is holding services
this week in IT, Baptist church, con-
tinues to draw large crowds. Much IN
teTest was taken IN last evening meet
ing. This week Mrs. Booker IS the
guest of Mrs. Charles Curtis while her
soloist. Miss Winnifred Tanner, is Wis.
iting her brother. Rev. Walter Tanner,
at the Baptist parsonage
Mrs. William Gilman, of 1915 Quincy
street, the venerable mother Of Captain
Henry Gilman Of fire station NJ. l. was
so years old yesterday. Mrs. Gilman is,
one of the old settlers of North Tope-
ka coming here when the town was
young and consisted of few scattered
houses She has seen the place grow
from a little village to its present thriv-
ing condition. Last spring Mrs Gilman
suffered q severe illness but she is nov
much better in health and able to visit
her friends and when the weather is
pleasant attend church She is the old
est communicate of the Church of the
Coed Shepherd and has always been
faithful attendant at all the services.
Before the present churcn was built.
when the services svvere held in Buech-
ner's hall and in Lukens' opera house.
she was Of these to be depended
! upon and one Of the earnest workers