The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-13
NORTH TOPEKA.
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Murle Morthland is i'll at the Santa
Fe hospital.
D. ". Eads left yesterday for Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
c. S. McAdans spent Sunday at his
home IN Rossville.
Mrs. George Adams was in town to-
day from Silver Lake
Truman Wolf left Sunday for Chi
cago for ten days trip
Marshall's band viii give a concert
this evening in Garfield park
Mr.. and Mrs J. N PetrO left yes
terday for Minneapolis, Mimi
Yard Foreman Carlson Of the Union
Pacific. spent Sunday with his family
at Granville
Lee Groshong, who has resigned
his position at the Santa Fe Junction,
left today for Los Angeles, Cal.
Miss Grace Campbell has returned to
her home in Valley Falls after
months visit to Topeka relatives.
Shawnee council No 3 K. and L. of
s. viii have initiation Tuesday even
ing and refreshments viii be served.
Master Walter Mitchell of NIenoken
township Is spending a short time in
town visiting his grandfather, Samuel
Steele.
Six Of the Reform school boys got
away Saturday afternoon. At late
hour Saturday night one of them had
been captured.
Mr. and Mrs Walter ". Morris.
who live one mile north Of Garfield
park, are the parents of d daughter,
born July 9th.
The Taxi Hashi Embroidery club
will meet Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Emerson McGrew, 1131
Harrison street.
Mr.. and Mrs J. J. King are the par
ents of a Z pound boy. born Sunday
morning. Mrs. King was formerly
Miss Lizzie Conknng.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Boyce. accom-
panied by Mrs. Boyce's mother. Mrs.
Cole, will leave tomorrow for Mans
field, Ohio, to visit relatives.
Mr.. Ernest Keplinger of Usage
county is visiting the family of C. F.
Bridge and the family of his father-in-
law, John R. Hart, of Shorey
A. F. Kiss. roadmaster Of the eastern
division of the Union Pacific railway.
came in on No. I Saturday D. M, to
spend Sunday with his family
Both the wife and daughter Of J. c.
Fulton, agent Of the Union Pacific, are
on the sick list. Miss Hazel Fulton has
3 serious attack Of typhoid fever
John May, carrier Of rural route No.
5. has gone to Minneapolis on the q
A. R. excursion. His route here is. now
carried by Mr.. Thompson of Oakland.
Two carloads of potatoes came in
from the lower Kansas valley on the
Union Pacific Saturday evening and
were forwarded to Texas on the Santa
Fe.
Fred Parsons was down Yesterday
from Kansas City, Kansas, to visit his
sisters, Mrs. NJ. r. White, Mrs. T. O.
Saolman, and his brother. Mr.. Arthur
Parsons.
Miss Hazel Forbes, who taught the
intermediate department of the East
Indianola. school last year, will newf
year be the principal Of the West In
dianola school
Mrs. VIM. Paschal, who has been
visiting her parents, DIR. and Mrs. r. &
Plummer of 914 Quincy street 70
turned to her home in Arkansas CITY
last Saturday.
The members of the shorey. Sunday
school voted yesterday to Join the
members of the Baptist Sunday. school
in their picnic to be held a week from
tomorrow at Vinewood.
Mrs. NJ. H. Morthland has returned
from a trip to Denver and other Monte
of interest in Colorado. Part Of her
tine was spent visiting Glenn z.
Morthland at La Junta
Mrs. Stanley and son Of Van,eo-o
who are en- route home from a visit to
friends in Ohio. are the guests 20 =
short time Of Mrs. Stanley's sister. Mrs
Huber Of Topeka avenue
All the North Topeka people who
formerly lived in Menoken townshin
and All from Menoken township who
can come viii enjoy a picnic at car
field park Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Clay NJ. Morrow. who has bean
at Christ hospital suffering from an a.
tack OF appendicitis was able TO-DAY Ia
be taken 70 his home. 10 is much i'm
proved although very weak
Mr. and Mrs. George schenct ana
ehildren, Leland and Elizabeth viii
leave this week for Los Angeles Cal