The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-16
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Dudley Pratt has returned from
Rossville. where he spent Sunday at
the home of his parents, DR.. and Mrs.
H. F. Pratt.
The Dibble- Cash grocery is making
preparations to move from 913 kan
sas avenue to the building lately va
Gated by NJ. Ringle in block 500.
There will be a lecture on "Radium'
at Lukens' opera house April is by
Orr J. Adams, of Telluride, Colo. The
lecture is free.
J. F. MeAfee made a business trip
to Kansas City today.
Miss Lolah McAfee. who is at pres
ent the guest of friends at Pleasant
Hill, Mo- will continue her visit for a
week or two.
Ed Ninninger. of the Petro & Wood
ford drug store, spent Sunday in Mer-
iden. the guest of his uncle.
Mrs. a. F. Grear went to Kansas
City this morning.
Walter Coleman, who has been
visiting his father. S. T. Coleman. sr.
of the Reform school neighborhood.
returned Saturday to his home in
Coffeyville.
Saturday to hear the Messiah yes
terday.
Rev. Mr.. Cross, pastor of the Silver
Lake Baptist church, was North side
visitor today
Frank Babcock is up from his fruit
farm in Arkansas and reports the fruit
IN that section of the country in ex-
cellent condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Belts. of 1929
Quincy street, have announced the
engagement of their daughter RE-
becca Myrtle, to Mr.. Harris Charles
Goodrieh, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.
Goodrich. The wedding will take
place early in June.
Oak dressers $3.50 at Rutter's
san francisco, where he has been for
san FRANCISCO, where he has been for
number of years. and Will make his
nome with his brother, Mr.. Max ABEL
near Meriden.
The 3. Y. P. Z. Will give a social al
the church, corner OF Laurent an5
Harrison streets, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. May George has returned n
Kansas city from Kilmer. where she
was called some time ago BY the death
OF ner mother-in-law Mrs. Anrelina
George Her little daughter Cerfru5e
viii stay IN Topeka and make her
home with her uncle and s,,nt NJ
and Mrs. Il. G. Wood. Of shore -'ii
Miss Jessie Coleman was the g,,os+
SUNDAY or st. Marys friends.
Last evening at the Banfis+ o1,,-o..
Mss VEGA Sawyer became suddanI1,
~ ana IN attempting to leave ne
pullolng tainted and fell part va.
ooWn the stairs Her illness 80
caused BY the close atmosphere ~ as
room, ana she revived as soon - 49, -
out In the fresh air. - Ss1Aeh
The Church OF the Good sba,t..s
mas oeen supplied with cushions r., s1l
the peWs. These cushions. are 81 -. 81,
brown rep and were placed i, 'f -
church Saturday afternoon 49, - ny
ices. easter serv-
Room size rugs in Granite ss4z. ~
Wool Sf.2Oi Brussels $3.50 to sfs IN
NeIVets and Administers S20,00 :,
$500 at Rutter's. oV Z
Ihs Easter services at the N-o,.tt
side churches yesterday were wen 81.
tsnueo' special Easter sermons 7Vver,
preached by the different n,inisfers q -
N every church special music ss,a.
jung. Inc Baptist church gave az
elaborate musical prorranrss -
morning ana evening and at both a
t4ose services the building was crowd
ca. AT the Presbyterian church fvT,
antneme were given by the choir. CON
posed or Miss Grace Leckie Page Mis-,
lone Buchanan, Mrs John Pratt Mis,
aertrude Allen, Mr., John Pratt Mr.
1onn steele and Mr.. Roy BanfIfon
~ tns Church Of the Good Shepher[
NE Leueum was sung by the choir srf
degeneration, This Is the arst t5res