The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-29
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Mr. Walter r. Shook has gone tx
| Sturgis, Mich, to visit his parents.
Mr.. Fred Clark of 1914 Jackson stree
has gone to Elder. Okla, to visit hi
brother.
Alden Steinberger has gone to wa.
Keeney to visit his brother, Charlie.
Stei1berger.
Miss Viva Brown will sing a solo al
the Church of the Good Shepherd to-
morrow evening.
J. w. Paramore Of Lawton. Okla
homa, who is here visiting his relatives
will return home next week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Skinner will en-
terrain the members of the Presbyter-
ian church at a watch party Monday
night at their home in Shorey.
Charles Jones and family have
moved to North Topeka from Grant
vile and have gone to housekeeping in
the J. S. Morse property at 1908 Van
Buren, street.
Mrs. Clarence Ogee arrived last even
ing from Onaga and will be the guest
for a short time of her cousin, Miss
Clara Ogee before leaving for her
home in Cheyenne, Wyo-
G. w. Maffitt of Lawrence who was
in Topeka yesterday for the meeting
of the Horticultural society was the
guest last night of the J. K. Withers
family of I'LL Kansas avenue
J. H. Conrad formerly principal of
of the schools at Coolidge, Kan, has re-
turned to his home after a short visit to
c. W. Lukens and family of Rochest ter.
Mrs. Excl who returned last even
ing from Atchison where she spent
Christmas is now confirmed to her
ness, being threatened with pneumonia
At the Church of the Good Shepherd
tomorrow the services viii be: Sunday
school at 10 o'clock; morning prayer
with address at IL o'clock and evening
prayer and address at s o'clock. Mr..
c. w. Nau in charge.
North Topeka is shortly to have an
other place of amusement. The. build
ing at SIS Kansas avenue, formerly oc-
cupied by f. Bobb the plumber, is be-
ing put into shape and some time IN
January a moving picture show Will
open up for business.
Mr.. James Wilson of Atchison who
was the guest Christmas of Mr. h N
Gilman and family of 1915 Quincy
street has returned to his home. Mr..
John Mccormick who has also been
visiting the Gilman family has left for
his home in Los Angeles, Cal
Miss Lulu Helm is spending the hol-
idays here as the guest of her cousin,
Miss Clara Ogee of 917 Kansas avenue.
LLOYD and Carl Kettlewen have re-
turned to their home in southern Kan
sas after a short visit to their uncle
and aunt. IT and Mrs. H. H. Bair Of
$40 Jackson street.
A series of evangelistic services will
begin in the Kansas Avenue NJ. f
church tomorrow evening A cordial
invitation is extended to the public
The Sunday school will be tomorrow at
9.45 a. M The pastor, Rev James w
Reed. will preach at IL a. m. on
"Ezekiels vision and at 1880 on
Hiding From Duty.
Word has been received of the mar
rage of Miss Edna Clark and Mr. Her
bert Sturdyvin of St Joseph, Mo,
which took place at their own home
Christmas day Thew went immediate
" to housekeeping and are at home to
their friends at us Albemarle street
Mr. Sturdyvin formerly lived IN Nortn
Topeka and has many friends mere
whose best wishes go to him in his new
home.
Announcements were made last evening
to organize a Business Men club on
this side the object of which VIII be 70
work in the interest of North IopeKa
before the flood, but after that event
the members became scattered A com
nfttee was appointed to outline plan
of organization and to report at me
next meeting Friday evening the
committee is ]. H. FOUGHT, A NJ Cross
and G. f. Kimbell.
A progressive supper was enjoyed
Wednesday evening by number OF
the young people of this side. The IN
yited guests met at the home of Misses
Minnie and Myrtle McGrew, 1131 Har-
rison street, where the first course was
served The party then progressed to
the home of Miss GenevieNe Holman,
l16 Evelyn street. where the second
course of the supper was enjoyed The
last move of the evening was to the
Churchman home, 1905 Monroe street,
where the dessert was served and where
the guests and hostesses spent the re-
mainCier of the evening. Those present
were Miss ellis, Miss Ada Brown
Miss Pansy Antrim, Miss BeatrlX An
tim, Miss Minnie McGrew, Miss Myr-
tie. McGrew, Miss Genevieve Holman.
Miss Jennette Churchman, Miss Caro-
line Churchman, Mr.. Disney of Law
renee. Mr.. Don Wellman, Mr.. Sidney
Smith Mr. Calvin Holman, Mr.. Ed
ward Musson. Mr. Young and Mr. Earl
Churchman-
A meeting of the business men and
citizens of North Topeka interested in
the proposed foot bridge across the
Santa Fe bridge was held last evening
at the fire station No. 1. At this time
the preliminary arrangements were
made for raising the money for this an
mex. AS this annex Will be of benefit
to so many, no one will be allowed to
escape and all will be asked to contrib
ute TO raise the 81, 500 necessary to put
up this foot bridge. The Commercial
men Of North Topeka will all be asked
to help. A committee composed of
Peter Smith, president of the Citizens
bank F. P. ElmOre, cashier of the /
Shawnee State bs nix. Charles Gerteisen,
W. S Bergundthal and c. E Jordan
was appointed to solicit these funds |
Each committeeman was provided with |
a petition to present to his friends. The |
petitions Of Messrs. Smith and E1more |
will be found at their respective banks. |
TWO donations have already been re- |
ceived one of 800 from the Citizens |
State bank and one of S25 from Rollin !
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