The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-12

J. A. Johnson was in town today from
Silver Lake
Lewis Christman was in town today
from Silver Lake.
Miss Lelota Goodwin of Kiro was in
town today shopping.
Mrs. H. E. Stadel was a North side
visitor today from Hoyt
Found. by A. J. Berry on lower Sill.
yer Lake road, an overcoat.
Mr. Mcclure is here from Indiana to
visit his sister, Mrs. G. W. R. Ward. Of
Menoken.
The Shawnee bank win heat with gas
this winter. The pipes were placed In
the building today.
James Baird. north Of town viii go to
work next week in the coach depart
ment Of the Santa F'e shops.
Pierce Amen, son of Mr. and Mrs
David Amell, is i'll with scarlet fever at
the family home, 914 Monroe street.
The choir of the Church Of the Good
Shepherd will meet this evening at 1880
in the church to practice the music for
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. ] M. sproull. of
Shorey. have returned from visit of
three weeks to relatives in Adams
county, Ohio.
Herbert Green is raising his home
property at 921 Harrison street two feet
and putting it on a good foundation Of
cement blocks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Thomas and chill
dren, Helen and Paul. who have been
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Dibble
of 1924 Quincy street, have returned to
their home in Colorado Springs.
There will be a meeting of the diree-
tors OF the Drainage company Saturday
at o'clock at the Shawnee banS par
lors to consider the matter of voting
bonds. The public interested are in
vited.
Rev. J. A. Curtis, missionary from
Burmah will preach on sunday October
IA, at IL a. m. at the Galilee Baptist
church, corner of Green and Pennsyl-
vania avenues, Oakland. All are invit-
ed to attend.
The W. T. K. club will meet Tuesday
of next week at the home Of Miss Kate
Campdoras. of Rochester, If the wealth
I er is pleasant. otherwise Mrs j. a
Campbell of 516 Lincoln street, south,
will be the hostess.
Mrs F. H Bentley, wife Of Elder
Bentley. pastor of the Central Avenue
| Christian church. entertained a few
/ friends at dinner yesterday Her guests
we're limited to the widowed members
| Of her husbands congregation and
were: Grandma Graden, Mrs Ada
| Moser, Mrs. Fannie Kistler, Mrs. Julia
Kortz Mrs. T. J. Neiswender, Mrs
Mary Mcdonald. Mrs J. F. Schults
and Mrs. Fannie Cash.
The funeral of Mr.. Ralph Skinner
was held yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock from the Prairie Home church
/ The services we're conducted eby Rev.
J. S. Glendenning, pastor fthe Sec
/ ond Presbyterian church of which Mr..
Skinner had been a member A quar-
tette composed of Mr.. and Mrs. John
I Pratt, Miss Grace Page, MI Ed Stew
art, with Mrs A. J. Arnold at the
organ, sang abide With Me. ASLEEP
IN Jesus and He Leadeth Ne" The
burial was In the Prairie Home GENE
terry.
A number of the relatives and
/ friends surprised Mrs. F. S. Fiederling
at her home near Elmont on Thurs
/ day. October II, to celebrate the
! seventy-sixth anniversary of her birth
! day. Mrs. Ffederling is one Of the few
remaining old settlers Of ShaWnee
| county. She came here in 1856 and
| has lived on the old homestead near
Elmont for nearly fifty years. Dinner
/ was served to Mrs. T. S. Fiederling,
1 Mr.. and Mrs. George Ward and fam
lily, Mr.. VIII Fiederling and daughters
/ ling and daughter, Lucy, Mr.. Frank
F4ederling, Mr.. and Mrs. George P.
Fiederlins and daughter, Frances, Mrs
/ Charles Mullen, Mrs. Husknecht, Mrs
John Page and daughter, Miss Anna
! Page, Mr. and Mrs Newen, Miss Hat
! tie Newell. Mr.. Roswell Rose. Mrs
/ Elizabeth Hite Mrs. George Wendell
Mrs. VIII Davis and daughter, Mary
/ Mrs c. H. Nagle Mr. Frank Nagte
Mrs Griswold and Mrs. Charles Evans
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