The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-25
NORTH TOPEKA
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Mrs L. 0. Dana Of 900 jackson street
is i'll
g. T. Shirley was in town today from
Granville
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Goodwin were in
town today from Kiro.
Frank Flemming Of Maple Hin was a
North Topeka visitor today.
For stylish hats at low prices call
on Mrs. Burger. SSS North Kansas
avenue, upstairs.
Ed Collins and Charles Weighed
have returned from a trip to St. Louis. Z
Ed Ward is i'll at his home in Kiro.
Star lodge No. 20 40. Z. ". initiated
two candidates at their meeting last
evening after which oysters were served.
Mr.. Ed Schwartz and family have
moved from 113z Quincy street to the
Gum property at 1895 Jackson street.
Among the North side visitors today
were Alden Goodno of Elnont and ].
II. Forbes and James Sutton Of Silver
Lake q
Mrs. August Carlson and Mrs. Chas.
Lee went. to Silver Lake today where
they will be entertained by friends for
several days.
Mrs. J. C. Bradley Of RossviTle is
spending short time in town the guest
of her sister, Mrs. c. L. Dolman, of 122
West Gordon street.
The Union Pacific hotel will be heat
ed with natural gas this winter Mr.
Mark Putnam, the manager, put in "a
gas stoves yesterday.
Charles Collins has returned to his
home in Abilene after visit OF several
days to his uncle, Mr. Frank Collins
and family, Of AT Park street
The members of Blue Relief Corps
viii meet tomorrow. at 2:sO at their hall.
All are requested to be present as busi--
ness Of Importance will be discussed
Philip Bickelhaupt who has been i'll
at his home S24 West Gordon street FOR
the past two weeks IS slowly Improving
and was able to sit up for short time
today.
Mrs. W. E. Day and daughter. Thel-
ma. and Miss Alice Harnes of Cleburne,
Texas. went to Kansas City this morn
] ing where they will be the guests Of
friends until Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nading Of Flat
Rock, Ind, who have been travelling
through Texas and are now en- route
I to their home are in Topeka for a few
days visiting friends and looking after
the property interests of Mr.. Nadings
mother.
Mrs. Ed Davies left today for her
home in Los Angeles, Cal. Her mother,
/ Mrs Ann Paramore, will continue her
visit to her daughters, Mrs. WI.
I foA6 DtASINfs EtlEGt-
more and Mrs. Guise. Mrs. Davies
stopped in Topeka for a short visit to
! relatives and friends on her return
| home from Washington, D. c., where
she placed her daughter Miss Nellie
| Davies, in school.
The Farmers Institu5e which opens
this evening at the Indian Creek school
house will hold three sessions on Fri
! day beginning at $3.50 o'clock At the
morning session the programme will in
/ clude papers on the following subjects;
| How Can Present Methods of Hand
| ling Milk Be Bettered?" j. W. Miller:
Relation Of Food to Health" DR.. May
Stout; and Needed Road Improve
ment,' by A. L. Brooke. At u o'clock
there will be an intermission for dinner.
! The afternoon meeting will commence
at 1870 o'clock with a paper on Com.
mon Diseases of Domestic Animals and
| Their Remedies DR.. SchoenIeb0r of the
! Kansas State Agricultural college, Man
! haitian. Mrs. J. NJ. Pollom will have
1 a paper on Profitable Poultry Raising
The afternoon meeting win close with
a talk by A. p. Reardon on Needed
/ Organization Among the Farmers The
/ evening session which will close the
! institute will be in the interest of the
school question and the speakers will be
/ well known educators Of Topeka and
] Shawnee county, John. r. Carter, coun-
/ ~ superintendent of schools, and Mrs
! Margaret Hill AIcCarter. Superintend-
\ ent Carter will speak on Consolidation
and Improvement of Rural Schools
while HRS. McCarter's paper will be
kansas History in Our Schools" The
Railroad Y. NJ c. A. quartette viii sing
at this time and good music Will also
be a special feature at each session..
Priddy-Layton.- marriage Of
Miss Cora .Priddy. youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Priddy, to
! Mr.. Oran Layton. son Of Mrs. Jerome
| Colvin of 915 Van Buren, street. was
I solemnized Wednesday evening at the
home Of the brides parents in Menoken
| township. The ceremony took place. at
half past z o'clock in the front parlor
of the Priddy home. the young people
standing before the bay window which
/ was transformed into a bower of green
cry with palms and ferns. This room
/ was further decorated with carnations.
pink prevailing. while bittersweet and
other autumn foliage were used
| throughout the other rooms OF the
house. The Rev. Mr.. Nelson, pastor Of
the Presbyterian church at Rossville
and Of the Pleasant Ridge church. Of
| ficiated. There were no attendants but
during the ceremony Miss Nellie Prid-
dy. a cousin OF the bride, stood near
and received her bouquet. The music.
Mendelsshon's wedding march, was