The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-11

parents at Quincy, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. +. Sipes entertained
very delightfully."- Saturday evening a.
their country home four mics ana d
half northeast of town Dancing was
enjoyed the earlier part OF the evening
after which supper was selEea 7l l 10
present were. Mr.. ana Mis Ds LIS
eipes Mr. and Mrs Charles GiVens, mrs
Paizey. Misses Jessie and Cora Blckell,
Lizzie Barnes, Lizzie harrles. -LessiS
Conway. Grace Brooks, Goldie Head
Ella and Gertie Sipes, Moll1e Slpes'
Messrs. Joe Paizey- Clarence L1iss9'
Louis Reed. Ray Woolpert, Mart BROOKS.
Frank Paizey, Mr.. Dudley. MI steven
son and Mr.. Paisley
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin NJ. Stanley re-
turned this morning from Denver anu
Colorado Springs where they nave 7 pss
for the past ten days Iney viii .lslt
North side friends until SATURDAY Wnelt
they win 20 to Kansas City where they
will spend that day From there they
viii 20 to their home in Moline, Ill.
where Mr. Stanley IS IN the employ u
the Rock Island railroad.
Miss DoIlie Curtis viii go to Manltou
Friday to spend several days the guest
OF Miss Anna Pauline Moore OF Hoitoh'
who is staying there
John Cowner. the 17-year-old son OF
Mrs Frank (aiffin Of 11l6 Central ave
nue, fell from his bicycle last evening
while returning from work and Injured
himself considerably. The accident &C
CURED on Kansas avenue. Young COW
uer was struck in the stomach BY the
wheel He was able to walk to his home
but was in a good deal OF pain. Inc
young man Is employed at the santa z
Odices He is at present at his home
on Central avenue but the aesending
physician is anxious to have him taken
to the Santa Fe hospital for treatment
c. r Bridge has sold his home pro
perty at 1925 Van Buren, street 10 sam
rel Steele Of AfenolSen township for 81
600. Mr.. Bridge viii give possession the
first Of November.
Harry Beouy, Of Silver Lake. left to-
day FOR Manhattan where he VIII enter
the State Agricultural college.
c. D. Williams, OF Silver Lake, was
a North side visitor today MI VIII
Jams is the manager Of the telephone
exchange at the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN smith Of COT
feyville are visiting their relatives MI
Ed Ward ana family of Kfro and also
their relatives in North Topeka
Mr.. and Mrs. George Horning OF
Granville were North side visitors to-
day, Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Q. Seger Of 1872
Harrison street and other friends
Residents Of the west part of North
Topeka claim that their part of town IS
used as a pasture by those persons OWL
ing COWS. These animals are pastured
on the parkings and any other avail
able place People living in this section
ing put to such a use and have spoken
to the officers about it but as yet Moth
ing has been done to put a stop to 1t.
The banks viii be closed Wednesday
and Thursday at noon on account Of the
races.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Retter Of Clay
county are visiting Mr.. Retter and fam
lily of Pleasant Ridge.
p. NJ. Hastings of Granville claims
the distinction of having brought the
toll oil Of n hTr7fsff
This stalk which is on exhibition at
Pratt's store is 151s feet tail and con-
tains four ears of corn.
School is now open, 50 is Gamiowski's
shoe store School shoes that are solid,
every pair guaranteed, at 833 N Kansas
avenue.
Don't forget where you go to get
shoes. Only one place to get full value
for your money. GamlowskPs, 733 n.
Kansas avenue.
Elmer Forbes returned yesterday
from Mansfield, Ohio, where he spent
the past i've weeks visiting relatives
Mrs. Oleson and Mrs Fagerstrom
Of Kansas City arrived Sunday and will
be the guests, until the first of the
week, of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nystrom
of 1913 Jackson street.
Dudley Pratt of ROssville will spend
the winter in Topeka with his uncle
and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Pratt, of
1919 Central avenues and attend the
high school.
Miss ANA Miller, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Harris Charles Goodrich and
other friends, will leave tomorrow Cor
her home in Saltwater, MINI.
Miss Miriam Withers of I'LL kan
sss avenue returned Sunday from
Kansas City where she was enter
tanned by the Winegarden family.
Mrs. j. c. Bradley and daughter
May Of ROssviile are the guests of
a.. - 10 81
man. Of 1872 West Gordon street. Miss
May Bradley viii enter the Topeka
high school and viii make her home
this winter with her aunt. Mrs. Dol
man
Jay Unger OF Oil City, Pa. is spend
ing the week in Topeka the guest of
his cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. c. l. Dol
man Of 122 West Gordon street. Mr.
Unger is en- route to Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Ed Akeroyd of Roscoe, Ohio,
formerly of North Topeka, is spend
ing some time here visiting old
viii be at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
i. A DOlmans 1928 Kansas avenue.
Mrs AkerOyd is the widow of Ed
AkerOy0s at one time a well known
hardware merchant of this side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hervey of Utica.
Ohio who have been at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. DOlman, 1923
Kansas avenue for several days. left
today for La Junta. Col.
Freds, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Smith. is seriously III
with typhoid fever at the home az her
parents, 922 Harrison street.
MI and Mrs. Harris Charles Good
rich Of East Tenth street are planning
to move to the North side shortly.
Mrs. Henry Saunders of 1928 Polk
street was given a pleasant SURPRISE
last evening by the members of IS. m
H. No. &c who remem bered that the
day was the h4ty-th3rd anniversary OF
her birthday RefreShm tents OF ice
cream and cake were served and at the
close of the evening the hostess was
presented with a handsome watch fob
by her guests. The presentation
speech was made By Mr.. Emerson Nc
Grew. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs I. J. Ketchum ana sons. Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Hurst ana children, Mr.. and
Mrs George saunders. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Merritt. Mr.. and Mrs. 7 A.