The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-09
NORTH TOPEKA.
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Mrs. .Inmann of Chanute was the
guest yesterday of Mrs. Lillian Bryan
of 127 West Gordon street.
Mrs. Belle BRIDGEPORT and daughter.
Miss Nellie Wagner of Silver Lake,
We're in North Topeka. today
"a Mrs. H M. Steele has gone. to Hutch
inson to represent Harmony Rebekah
lodge No. 81 at the grand lodge
The Argonauts Will meet this even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Nicholson, 919 Van Buren, street.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ T. MARBLE have
moved here from Silver Lake and have
gone TO housekeeping at 933 Madison
street.
Mrs. L. E. Berger and sister. Miss
sas City visiting their cousin, Miss Eva
Stevens.
Miss Maud Wyatt has returned home
from Christ hospital where she under
went a surgical operation about three
weeks ago.
Mrs. McNatt of Della was a North
side visitor today Mrs. McNatt Is the
wife of F. H. McNatt, the construction
foreman of the new road between here
and Onaga.
w. B. Whitehead has bought the
property at 1414 Quincy street for a
consideration Of Sl,26o. MT. White
head and family will make this place
their home.
Rev. Mr.. Jackson of Oldshurg was
visiting J. n. Henry today. Rev. Mr..
Jackson came to Topeka to attend the
funeral of his cousin R. B. WEIGH,
which was held yesterday.
Mrs W. E. Connolly has moved from
1929 Central avenue to 1885 Jackson
street. She has also purchased the W.
H. Grubbes' property at 1918 Jackson
street.
Among the North side visitors today
were: II. L. Moore of Indian Creek;
L. NJ. Shirley, L. B. Wilitts, George
Frisbie and L. Tanning Of Granville;
n W. Lucas of Silver Lake; Samuel
Harper of Menoken, and DR.. Miller OF
Rossville.
Mrs. Martha Groshong of Meriden is
guest of her grandson, Mr. George
! Groshong and family of 500 Kansas
avenue Mrs. Groshong is 50 years old
and this is her first visit to Topeka for
six years.
Miss Edith Haynes Went to Hutch
! inson today where she will act as
| stenographer for the grand secretary
of the Rebekahs during the session
there October 10-11. Mrs w A Vol
verton as delegate from Harmony
Rebekah lodge No. 81 accompanied
her
The ninety-six pound watermelon
raised by Link Neiswender near Silver
Lake which was exhibited at the State
Journal office and the W. z. ScottoT
| coal Office and was also used to deco
rate the Baptist church at its harves
| home festival a week ago has been sole
for 50.
Mrs. Bert Fessler and son. John, who
came here last week to attend the wed
| ding Of Mrs Fessler's sister, Miss Effi'
: King. and DIV. A. Carr, left thi:
morning for their home in Duluth
MINI. They were accompanied by Mrs
/ FessFefss mother Mrs. Kate Fouch
! King. who viii spend the winter at thi
home of her daughter.
Elmer Forbes, formerly of North To
| peka but now of the internal revenu'
department at Washington, D. c., hai
| lust received q promotion which in
| creases his salary from $500 to 1,s0
i q year Mr. Forbes has been connected
/ with this department for years and L
considered anexpert' in his line He /
a bFother-gf BEsSsrs. ". A. and T. NJ
Forbes.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. rudy Of Me
4 noken1 township announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Cora. to Nj
Oran Layton. The wedding viii TAX
4 place Wednesday,. October "a To new
of 1ais engagement viii be of interes
to the many friends Of thezyoung peopl
! who are both well known here. Mis-
y PEie7dy has lived ia Alenoken townshi
j and North Topeka all her life while Nj
Layton was born and reared IN MORT
Topeka. He is the eldest son Of Mrs