The Topeka state journal., 1906-05-14
NORTH TOPEKA.
TLeave items for this column with Kim.
ball Printing Co., 912 N. Kansas ave1

Dali Printing Co. SlS N. Kansas ave.1
Mrs. W w. Hall of Horton is here
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. |
Swensen.
An open meeting of the Indian Creek
grange viii be held at the Indian Creek
school house Tuesday evening, May 15 |
at o'clock The programme will in
clude a paper by T. D. Gerow subject |
What can be done towards the solu-
ton of the farm help problem?'' Paper
by ]. H. Stevens, What of the import
ance and significance of Children's
day?' Music, Mrs. F. H. Pitcher; Win
dow Gardening" Mrs. f P Rude, with
discussion by Mrs R. Snodgrass and
Mrs c. D. Peck. Recitation, Rodney
Holmberg; piano solo, Glenden PolIon.
Following the programme Strawberries
and cake will be served. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Beaudry gave a most enjoyable
picnic Saturday at Vinewood for her
Sunday school class of the Second Pres
byterian church and a few visitors. The
affair was in honor of Misses Louise
and Roselia Allen who leave tomorrow
for their home in Cuba after a stay Of
nearly two years here. at the home Of
their grandmother, Mrs. Allen. While
waiting for the VineWood car Mrs
Beaudry took her little party to the
state house grounds where snap shot
was taken of them. The cannon on fhe
grounds was effectively used as a back
ground and the little girls were grouped
around and seated on the cannon.
| Those who enjoyed the picnic were
Dorothy Heartburg. Erna Atkins, ,Cecile 4
| West, Hazel West, Louise Allen. Rosa
lie Allen. Hazel Hobson, Stella Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Swartz were the
guests Sunday of Mr.. Swartz's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Swartz, of 1928 Quincy
street. Mr.. Swartz returned last even
ing but Mrs. Swartz will continue her
visit here several days. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Swartz of Coffeyville were also the
guests Sunday of their parents.
Mrs. George Adams of Silver Lake
was operated upon today at Christ hos
/ pital for appendicitis.
Mrs. F. S. Fiederling and Mr. Frank
Fiederling of Elmont were the guests
Sunday Of Mrs. Fiederling's son and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. George Fielder
ling.
The friends of the McMaster family
were greatly shocked Saturday to learn
Of the death of Mrs. Harry Swartz.
formerly Miss Lou Dell McMaster,
which took place Saturday at her home
at Taloga, I. T. No particulars have as
vet been learned. Mr. and Mrs. r. B.
McMaster of Los Angeles, Cal were
enroute to their daughters bedside
when her death occurred. It is hardly
probable that they reached there before
her Death as Taloga is an out of the
way place 80 miles from the nearest
railroad.
/ rage
/ daughters, Misses Grace Leckie PAGE
and Miss Euphemia Black Page of 1927
Monroe street, left this morning for New
York and will sail next Saturday on
the Columbia, Anchor line, for Glasgow
They will spend the summer visiting
relatives in Scotland and Mr.. Page and
the Misses Page will take a. trip on the
continent, visiting Paris and other
places of interest.
A choir from the East Indianola sun
day school under the leadership Of Prof
Tracy visited the Santa Fe hospital, ,Stor-
mont hospital and the Keith Rhodes
hospital yesterday afternoon and sang
| for the patients, which music was
greatly enjoyed by all. At the Santa
Fe hospital the patients were never
willing for the choir to leave but kept
begging for just one more song. The
members of the choir were Mr.. and Mrs
/ T. D. Joseph, Mr.. and Mrs L. Anderson.
Miss Cappie Schultz, Miss Augusta
Perdum. Miss Clara Ogee, Miss Nellie
Howard, Mr. w. A Forbes, Mr. NJ Aus
tin. Mr.. Bert Kingman and Mr. Frank
Slower
Mr.. E. c. Seger has traded his store
building in the Barret block, and two
houses on Central avenue, for $50
acre farm in Wilson county near Fre-
donia in the oil region. Mr.. c. A. FL
/ lott, of HOltOn, becomes owner of the
North Topeka property, and is talking
some Of going into the laundry busi-
ness in the store room.
Mrs. N A. Faus of Kansas City is
visiting Topeka friends for a few days
L. N Wood of Charleston, w Va,
who has been visiting his brother, H. D.
Wood. Of Shorey, has left for his home
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. T. Campbell and
family have moved from SS1 Quincy
street to the property on the corner Of
I Fifth and Lane streets which they late
ly bought
Mrs. l. P. Coultis who has recently
I-ved here from Kansas City is the
guest for a short time of Mrs. Samuel
Ashmore.
T. ". Withers left today for his home
in Hutchinson after a short visit to
the faraily of his sister-in-1aw, Mrs. ].
K Withers, of Ill Kansas avenue
l. c. Boyce has gone to Mansfield.
O., in response to telegram received
yesterday.
The ". N. S. of the Second Presby-
terian church gave a surprise party
this afternoon on Mrs Louise Allen at
the home of her daughter. Mrs John
Pratt, 1919 Central avenue. Mrs. Allen
who has been one of the faithful mem
bers of the society, leaves tomorrow
| with her little granddaughter for their
home IN Cuba. and win spend some time