The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-02
NORTH TOPEKA.
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from Abilene.
Notice-Can7atthe Model bakery for
1Eesn Cream Pufts. $40 N. Kansas
fr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller. Of Jack
Ssotl street, are the parents Of a son,
oorn last week.
Mss Minnie Doering viii 60 to Kan
80 City this afternoon for the Priests
OF Fallas parade.
George F1ederling Of Station "a is
oA Tor the day looking after property
On Seward avenue
Miss Harriet Staples. bookkeeper at
me shawnee bank, Is spending a Few
Gays in the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. schwartz and fam
ny nave moved from 1903 Logan street
20 lla4 Quincy street.
Mr.. and Mrs Max Huber. of 1910
quincy street, are the parents OF
daughter, born October first
Mrs p. D. Small is over from Atehi-
son visiting her sons, c. D. Small and
family and A. V. Small and family
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Hastings and
daughter, Nettie, viii leave wednesday
Aor weeks visit to friends at Onaga-
The ladies of the Kansas avenue
church will have an all day meeting
and dinner Wednesday at their church.
p. P. Enos Of Rossville was the
guest today OF S. G. McAdams. From
mere Mr.. Enos win go to Oklahoma
City.
William Owen and family, OF North
jackson street, are moving to the cor
ner OF Seventeenth and Harrison
streets. south
Mrs. Ed. Thomas and little son,
Glen, are the guests Of Mr.. Thomas
mother, Mrs. R. M. Thomas of 825
Monroe street.
Mrs. S. T. Baker of Ottawa is here
Tor visit OF several months with her
daughter, Mrs. J. W. Reed of 1113
Jackson street
Shawnee council No. /, F. A. A. viii
give a dance Wednesday night at Bar
retts hall Admission 25e couple,
extra ladies 10c.
The work of tearing out the front of
the Curtis building at 816 Kansas ave
nue. preparatory to rem deHug it was
commenced today.
Miss Eleanor Lukens. of 1909 Cen
trail avenue, will go to Fairfax, Okla,
this fail to spend the winter at the
home OF her uncle.
Misses Clara and Harriet Holman.
OF 1903 Kansas avenue, returned this
morning from Manitou. where they
passed the summer.
Miss Clara Stratemeyer. who has
been i'll with typhoid fever for the past
three weeks at her home, 225 West
Gordon street, is improving.
Mr.. Samuel Reader and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Reeder, expect to come
in from their farm northwest Of the
reform school shortly and spend the
winter in town
Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Hale of Car
Dondale, were the guests today of Mrs.
HaIe's brother and sisteF-in-law, Mr.,
and Mrs. Alpha Robinson of 314 East
Laurent street.
Misses Rose and Ethel Osborn. who
have been the guests of Mrs. NJ. D.
Wilder of 61T Grant street and of Mrs.
p. r. McCarty OF 1929 Topeka avenue,
returned Friday to their home in Sa-
lima.
Mrs. o. D. THotchkfssf Mrs. ". f, T
Section and Miss Vera Bridge went to
Kansas City today TO visit friends and
see the Priests of Pallas parade. Mr.. 1
Scotch, who went down last evening
VIII return with them.
mr.. and Mrs. Burriss. of 929 Kansas
avenue south, will celebrate their
dftieth wedding anniversary Saturday
evening. The Burriss family at one
time lived in North Topeka and their
friends from this side Will be present
at this anniversary. Mr.. Burriss was
connected with the city railway when
horse cars were used.
The Indian Greek fair and sale at the
J. NJ. POllom farm, six miles north of
town. opened this morning under very
favorable conditions. The weather was
all that could be desired and every
thing indicates that the fair and sale
will be a success. Among the people
who drove out this morning were Proc
tor FOUGHT, Mr.. Brady OF Kansas City
and c.. Kaser.
Miss Ethale Rady and Mr.. William
WhitloW were married this morning at
$3.50 o'clock by Rev. J. w Reed pas
tor Of the Kansas avenue NJ. E. church
at his home. 1113 jackson street. Mr.
and Mrs. WhitIow went to Carbordal
for the day but will return to Topeka
this evening and make their home at
1913 West Sixth street Nr Whitlow
is in charge OF the meat department OF
the J. K. Withers grocery.
The Ladies' Aid Society and the La
dies Missionary society Of the Baptist
church win meet Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. A. J. Berry
on the lower Silver Lake road. All
are cordially invited to spend this ar
ternoon at the Berry home. Those who
wish to go are asked TO meet at the
Baptist church tomorrow afternoon at
1880 o'clock. where conveyances viii
be In readiness for the trip
Irish League Opens.