The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-08
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Miss Anna Yonkers has taken posi-
ton as stenOgrap her in the ONCE Of =
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The Ladies' Guild of the Church OF
the Good Shepherd win meet w eaAes-
day afternoon at half-past two az me
home Of Mrs. Joseph Davies, SzU monroe
street
The Merry Matrons viii meet next
Thursday at the home OF Mrs. EdSah
Winans. 1902 Van Buren, street VIZ ~.
Walter Shook was to have been the
next hostess but owing to the Illness "
her little son Gilman, the place OF meet
ing has been changed
Mrs. Fred Clark and little son Of 1zl4
jackson street have returned from d
weeks visit to Mr.. and Mrs Geo clark
at Broken Arrow. Mrs. Clark was not
well when she came home and she is
now in at the home of her parents, Air-
and Mrs. Henry Gilman, 1915 quincy
street
Mr. Ed Schwartz Of. 1901 Logan street.
foreman of the killing room at the w ON
Packing House was able to return 70
work this morning after layon caused
BY a disabled foot
Mrs Will Grant and little son and
mother, Mrs Murtie, are here from 81
Ida. COLI.
Mrs Louise Allen of 907 Harrison
street accompanied by her aaushlsI'
Miss Gertrude Allen, and nttle gIdiid7
daughters, Rosetta and Louise Alien.
viii leave next Tuesday for Cuba mrs
allen has two sons living on this island,
Mr.. Nesbit Allen and Mr.. George Aileh,
and Mrs. Allen and her daughter VIII
make them an extended visit Ihey
viii spend their time at Havana ana
Ceinfuegos. The little Allen girls VINO
are the daughters of Mr.. and Mrs Nes-
bit Allen have been in Topeka at the
home of their grandmother for some
time attending the Topeka schools and
acquiring knowledge Of the English
language.
Hardware. Pratt Bros.
Urban Miller. The marriage of Miss
Clara Urban. eldest daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Urban, to Mr. Bert r.
Miller was solemnized last evening at
eight o'clock at the home OF the bride
parents, 1875 Kansas avenue, by Kew
J. w. Reed. pastor of the Kansas Ave
nue. NJ E. church The bride wore be-
coming gown Of soft white material lace
trimmed and carried bouquet Of
brides roses. Mr. and Mrs. Miller will
make their home for the present at 1876
Kansas avenue.
Miss Anna HolzmeisteT and Mr.. Fred
Rose were married yesterday noon by
Probate Judge Hayden Mr.. and Mrs.
Rose have gone to housekeeping in the
J. 3. Cain place at 1925 Central ave
nue. which was furnished and ready for
them.
Dr. H C. Miner, A c. Heating, DR..
Northrup of Soldier and Ralph Camp
bell went to Michigan Valley today
where they will spend the remainder of
the week fishing.
W. D. Wallace who was sent to San
Marcial New Mexico, to take a position
in the office of Superintendent Etter has
been returned to Topeka and viii have
his old position in the Santa Fe offices
c. c. Martin was a North side visitor
today from Meriden.
Walter Stadel of Hoyt is taking the
place of A. E. Robinson at station "A"
the latter being confined to his home by
illness.
D. W. Cunningham was in town today
from Della.
Miss Lou Dolman who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Elmer Miller. of so
Park street. has now gone to Seneca to
be the guest Of another sister, Mrs.
Spaulding
Oliver and Sheldon have purchased
the barber shop at 6O7 Kansas avenue
which they have named the Two Toms.
Harvey Rice Of Elmont was a North
side visitor today
G. w. Taggart was in town today
from Meriden.
Mrs. E. S. Gresser who was taken to
LuLlsl nOsplAdl iaSt week 10 nave SllSnI
operation performed for an absCess on
the head is much improved and was
able yesterday to return to her home,
S21 Tyler street south.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Cutbirth Of Silver
Lake were in town today the guests of
their daughter Mrs. o. c. Neiswender,
Of 1892 Jackson street.
Mrs. NJ. A. Hutchinson of Silver Lake
went to Wichita today to attend the
grand chapter of the o. E. S. Mrs
Hutchinson is a delegate from the Sill
yer Lake chapter o. E. S.
The Grand Army and the Corps or
ganization have decided to observe the
Memorial Day exercises at the post hall.
831 Kansas avenue. A detail for dec
Grating the graves will be sent out in
and in the afternoon a formal program
appropriate to the occasion will be gone
through with including the joint rituals
tic grave service The final arrange
ment Tor the cerem onies in the hall will
be made between the committees at the
next Friday meetings. Everything will
be on the basis of a camp fire talk
though all the selections will be made
with especial reference to the memory of
the dead comrades. There will be short
speeches by the post members. SONGS
by some Of the ladies of the corps. and
the joint burial service with coffee at
the close If found desirable The Me-
mortal sermon will be preached bv. Rev.
J. ". Reed of the Kansas Avenue NJ. p
church the last Sabbath preceding
Memorial day.
Dam Broke With Little Damage.
Sacramento. Cal. May S.-A special
90 the Union from Woodland, saws the
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