The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-30
NORTH TOPEKA.

Leave cay, items fog this column with kim
pan Printing Co, 9l2 n. Kansas ave,1
~, - 3. F1ederling was in town today from
@. W. Lukens was in Paxfco yesterday
LOOKING after business affairs.
MI and Mrs. William Baxter Of Az
ourn We're North Side visitors yesterday
Harry Rice was in town today from FL.
mont and purchased a work horse, for
which he paid s125
Howard Jackson and Harley Barnes will
go TO Oklahoma Saturday where they will
work with bridge gang.
Mrs r. H. Taylor of Tulsa. L T. is
mere visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
H. G. Mckinley, and other relatives
Walter Graft has returned from Buff
Ialo Kan and viii so to Silver Lake
today for a short visit to his parents.
Mr.. II. Coleman Of OsaWkie Is here Wis
lung ais cousin, Mrs. Whitehead, and also
taking course in civil engineering.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Belts and daugh tiers
Misses Myrtle and Freda Belts have re
turned from their trip TO Galveston. Tex.
Little Reamer Taggart arrived today
from Mertden for weeks visit to her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs s. 9. Myers.
OF 1928 Western avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Steward moved to-
day to 1910 Clay street south. They expect
to be at home in their new home on Cen
trail Parke avenue some time In May.
Mrs. e. D. Small of as Park street who
returned yesterday from Atchison, has
made arrangements to move there and,
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leave for that city in about three weeks
Mrs Fred Buechner came near figuring
in runaway yesterday. She had been
visiting friends on Central avenue, and
as she went to step into the buggy the
horse started. throwing her against the
wheel but fortunately not in3llrina her
The animal ran to Logan street, where
he was captured before he had done any
damage
Merton French returned to Baldwin to-
day TO resume his studies at Baker uni
VerEIfV French had intended In
turn last week. but he has been suffering
/ from blood poisoning which developed
/ from a. felOn on his finger and aHected
his right arm. Although he is now much
improved he is still not able to use that
arm to any extent.
Mrs. H. c. Keeling and daughter, Jean
nette, of Caldwell are the guests today
of Mrs. s. u. Kinsinger, of S25 Jackson
street. They will return home tomorrow.
Mrs. Hogbin, who has been III for some
time at her home at 1aZ1 Central avenue
was taken today in +. R. ConWells amnu-
lance to the home OF her friends AZ I9U4
East Fourth street.
At the annual meeting of the members
of the Presbyterian church held last eY-
ening at the church all of the old qT5leers
were reelected. The officers are; Elders.
Thomas Page, Charles Heartburn DAVID
Bowie, Elmer Olinger and J. ". Prlddy i;
deacons. William Ward Charles Suit and
J. d. Pratt; ushers, James Stewart and
John tombstone; William Van Orsdol, SUI
perintendenf Of Sunday school
The next meeting of the w. Il. &. club.
which will be held Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Frank Luce, 40f Taylor
street south, viii be w omen's Day, as
the subject considered will be Noted Wo-
men OF America. The f1Ye papers oI SalHs
viii deal with women in all the dtnerenI
arts Mrs. Luce viii read a paper on
women in Music" Mrs. z, ~ Davis
one on In Art. MIS- < > Fl ll "a
sell TN Literature, and Mrs A. n. cross
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