The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-10
NORTH TOPEKA.
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Charles Williams OF SILVER LAM, " as
a North side visitor today.
Mrs. Flora D. Haley Jackson left
Wednesday morning for her home III
MarshalltoWn, Iowa.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Howard
and Mr.. Bert kingman will be solemn
lied this evening at the brides nome
in Shorey.
Mayana Bridge. the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs c. F. Bridge, is Ill with
scarlet fever at the family home, lzzo
Quincy street.
Thursday evening. at 7:45 O'Clock at
the Baptist church, Mrs. W. H Curtis,
returned missionary from India, VIII
speak on her work there.
Mr.. Fisher. who recently sold his
/ property at 1905 Logan street, ieft to-
! day with his family for Oklahoma,
where he will make his home
! Mrs Hanson. who has been the guest
1 for the past few weeks of Mrs. G. A
Fernstrom of S32 Jackson street has
returned to her home in Randolph.
The Merry Matrons will meet next
/ Thursday afternoon at the home OF
| Mrs. W L. Hofer, 81 Winfield street,
! Oakland. Get off the car at Thomas
street.
Mrs. Josephine Nelson. who makes
/ her home with her daughter, Mrs. F.
| Beaudry of 929 Quincy street, has gone
| to Kansas City for an extended visit to
| friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Joseph viii move
| into town next week from their farm
/ in White Oak Grove addition and have
rooms in the home of Rev. j. W. Reed,
4 1113 Jackson street.
Several of the North side merchants
! are putting in natural gas to heat their
/ stores among them being the A. w.
Lacey drug store, the Wtthers grocery
store and the T. d. Joseph shoe store.
VIII Chelander. who spent the past
/ week in Kansas City and stopped on
on his way to his home in Randolph
! 10 visit his cousin. Ed Nystrom of ITO
/ Jackson street, left today for his home
The new. movement Bible class met
/ last evening at the Second PreSbyter-
! ian church and elected Mr. charles
! Heartburg teacher. Next Tuesday the
class and those interested in 1t VIII
| have a social at the church
E. Z. Palmer went to Kansas city
Yesterday to meet his mother-in-law
! Mrs. Achsah Moorehead of Lafay cite,
Ind, who will spend the winter at the
home of her daughter, Mrs E E. Pal
/ mer north of Soldier creek
Judge G. w Carey, who has been
visiting in Indiana and Is now en- route
/ 10 his home in Los Angeles. Cal. ar
rived in Topeka today and will be the
| guest for a short time of his relatives
/ the H. c. Mckinley family OF l21l van
| Buren, street
Miss Eleanor Lukens. who spent
| Sunday in Kansas City visiting her sis
/ ter. Miss leila Lukens, left last even
| ing for Fairfax, Okla. where she viii
| spend the winter with the family OF
/ her uncle and act as governess for her
| uncle's sons.
on saturday afternoon Mrs. c. NJ.
! Case will entertain her Sunday school
class of the Second Presbyterian
/ church and the classes of Mrs. A. J.
| Arnold and Miss Bessie Campbell at
/ candy pull at her home, 141S Kansas
/ avenue The hours viii be from to
o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs NJ A. Blanchard spent
Yesterday in Kansas City and Argen-
tine Mr.. Blanchard has just COM
+ pIeted a depot at the latter place for
the santa Fe. He went to Hutchinson
today to look after some of his con-
tracts and viii shortly go to Oklahoma
where he has the contracts for ten
depots for the Rock Island.
The Argonauts met last evening al
the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Mich
olson. 91e Van Buren, street. The les
son in Spanish history was conducted
nv Miss Minna Mccall and covered the
period of the worlds history 100 years
3. C. Miss Anna Kelley gave a snor'
talk on the Spanish influence in Amer
lea and read a very interesting letter
from her brother, Perley Kelley, who
is now In Mexico, in which he wrote
| of the Spanish influence in that coun-
| frv.- Mrs Charles Curtis gave VERY
! COMPREHENSIVE map drill Of Spain. The
: music for. the evening a waltz, wal
PLAYED by Miss Elizabeth Root.
Mr.. Ralph Skinner died last evening
Al his home 1921 Topeka avenue O
pneumonia after a weeks illness. HI
: leaves widow and two small children
The deceased was the son Of Mr.. anS
Mrs. J. S. skinner OF Belvue and neph
s evf Of O. D. Skinner Of Belvue. bu
formerly of North Topeka He was
son-fll-law Of Samuel Steele of 112
, Van Buren, street, who moved to Tope
s l1a this summer from Menolxen town
ship. The funeral will be held tomor