The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-15
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Ed Ward, of Silver Lake. was
North side visitor today.
Mrs. Mcfarland of Reno H., is the
guest of Mrs. J. P. Davis of Rochester.
Peter Smith. president of the Citizen
bank, and J. J. Schenc6 went to Alma
reday on a fishing trip.
]. c. Bradley, of Rossville, is in
town visiting his mother, Mrs Brad
ley-Norris of 923 Van Buren, street.
Miss Sadie Winifred Baird will be
one of the graduates this June OF
Mount St. Mary's academy at Leaven-
worth.
Mrs. S. S. Myers and daughter Vera,
of 1905 Western avenue. returned yes
terday from a weeks visit to relatives
at Hoyt.
Miss Grace Campdoras, Of Roch-
eser. returned today from two
weeks visit to Mrs. Andrew AIcGrew,
of Chicago
Misses Hazel and EVELYN Miller are
expected home today from Silver
Lake. where they have been visiting
friends this week.
Mrs. o. c. Neiswender. of 1882
jackson street. returned today from
Silver Lake, where she has been visit
ing her mother since Sunday.
Mrs. H. C. Mckinley will leave next
Thursday for Cuba, Ala, to spend the
summer with Mr. Mckinley. who has
been there for the past month.
Look in our north window for ladies'
white silk waists trimmed deliberately
with lace and tuck, values up to $3.50
choice S1.9S. We give furniture away
free with all purchases. The New Era
Claude Sherburne, who ia with the
Santa Fe signal department at kins-
ley. reports that the wheat crop in
that section of the country is fine,
- nc
condition.
Frank Rude has purchased a gaso-
line engine and intends to pump water
over his farm. Mr. Rude has the
engine on a sled, and it can be hauled
to various parts of the farm and keep
| it all moist.
The officers and members of the de-
gree staff of M. w. A. camp No. 1913
and forty members visited Sunfiower
camp No. $50 Wednesday night and
put on the work for them Refresh
ments of cake. ice cream, fruit and
cigars were served.
| Having purchased the stock of Racine
hose carried by the Monarch Supply Co.
we will place on sale Saturday morning,
.J1lue IS. the entire stock. The Monarch
Supply's prices were soc. 60c and 75c
pair We will make just one price on
all-choice CSC pair. The New Era.
Miss Jennie Mortimer, who has
K. Heinzman. of 1926 Kansas avenue.
| for the past few days, left yesterday
for her home in Chiffon. WIS. MISS
Mortimer has been teaching school for
the past year in the southern part OF
\ the state.
Mr. and Mrs. Skinner. of Belvue.
1xas.. were in Topeka today en- route
east. Mr.. Skinner will go to his old
| home at Newport. Vt. and Mrs Skin
ner will visit in Luray- Mo. Mr. Skin
ner is a brother of Q D. skinner VINO
4 with Mrs Skinner and son Walter are
IN the skinner ranch near Belvue-
The rite of baptism will be admins
I tered at the Baptist church Sunday to
| native Chaldean who was present at
lthe Thursday evening prayer meeting
\ and asked for this sacrament The man
speaks four languages, but English only
| brolxenlv It is his desire to be educate
/ in this language and then return to his
4 own country and minister to his people
While driving north on the avenue
| last evening Mrs. VIII Whites horse
became frightened and commences 70
rim away He took to the sidewalk but
was captured in front of the J. Thomas
T,,n,lner office by c.. E. Marble before
< ar1v damage was done. For a while 1t
! locked as though Mrs. White would be
thrown from the buggy but she pluckily
held on to the seat. After the horse
mad been stopped she thanked Mr.. Mar
Die for his services and then drove on
her way.
ur. and mrs. J. ". Hart entertained
very DELIGHTFULLY."- d number Of their
friends at three-course supper last
evening at their home in Elmont-
Covers were laid for MI and Mrs A.
T. Hearick Mrs. Amos Beeler, Mrs.
Matte Sheet Mrs. Grear. Mrs. Grace
j Holmes. Mrs H H. Saunders, Mrs
Charles King. Mrs. Earl Slaybaugh,
Mrs. Frank Ford Mrs. VIM Houser,
Mrs. Frank Ebey, Mrs. Emerson Nc