The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-21
NORTH TOPEKA.

CLeave items for this column with kim
ball Printing Co. 912 N. Kansas ave.1
S. ". Parks has gone to Dalhart,
Texas.
MI. F. J. Boyle was in town today
from Meriden.
Mrs. Ann Mathews left yesterday for
Fit. Smith, Ark
A. NJ. Cross went to Downs, kan,
yesterday for a short visit
H. w. Noting and w. H. Stock of
Granville, have gone to Goodland, Kan.
E N Gum left yesterday overland for
southern Kansas where he will engage in
farming.
Mrs. f. H. Rude. who has been quite
III at her home northwest Of Shorey, is
improving
Mrs. Mcclellan has returned from
Kiro where she has been visiting the
Caldwell family.
Mrs J. E. Guild was down today from
SILVER. Lake to see her son who is re-
eelVlng treatment at Christ hospital.
Mr.. Henderson and family. who have
been living at 1919 Jackson street. will
move this week to a farm near Grant
vile.
Mrs. Vaught who sold her farm in this
locality some tine ago and since then
has been visiting her children at Wash
lngton county, Horton and in Nebraska,
returned to Topeka yesterday and is the
guest of friends.
Tomorrow. Washington's birthday,
VIII NC SGAlCIdlly observed as a 0Ol0aX-
Ine postoH1ce viii close at 10 o'clock
and there Will be only one delivery. The
East Indianola school will also observe
the day as a holiday.
The Union Pacific are building station
houses at Newman Buck Greek Fail
/ Leaf and Muncie station between Kan
| sas City and Topeka. The buildings will
be all alike and contain beside the work
room four others for the living rooms
of the agent and his family.
Miss Nettie Reamy and Mr.. E T
Norman of st. Joseph, were married
this afternoon at o'clock at the home
of the brides parents, west of the Re
form school. Rev J. W. Reed, pastor
of the Kansas Avenue NJ. E church off,
ciated. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman will make
their home in St. Joseph.
The special meetings which have been
held at the Baptist church for the past
nine nights closed last evening. Rev.
Mr.. o. c. Brown, Of Emporia, who as
sisted the pastor. Rev. Mr.. Tanner. with
these services returned to his home last
/ night. Rev. Mr. Brown is a forceful
speaker and these meetings were well
/ attended.
Miss Ma bel Skinner, who has been
stenOgrap her in the Rock Island offices
at Harrington. Kan, has resigned her
I position and returned to Topeka to stay.
Miss Skinner stopped en- route home at
Manhattan and was the guest from Sun
dav until yesterday of her brother, Mr..
K. S. a. c.
Saturday evening Mr.. Kenneth Clark
was given a surprise party by about q
! of his friends at his home northwest of
the Reform school. As a surprise party
the affair was entirely a success as the
I young host knew nothing about it until
his self invited guests took possession y
his home. A jolly time was had by all
and refreshments of ice cream and cake
We're served.
The Duplicate Whist club was enter
I tanned yesterday by Mrs. Mark Putnam
At the Union Pacific hotel The highest
score for the day. 70 points, was made
bv Mrs Jerome Colvin and Miss Kath-
arine Lindsay. The substitutes were
Mr. w. s. Bergundthal for MRS Morris
I SchIegeI. Miss Jearnette Wolcott for
Mrs. q. G Bowman and Mr. Putnam
/ for the hostess. Between the play of
! the original and the duplicate the CUES IS
repaired to the dining room where an
1 elaborate banquet was served The next
meeting will be in two weeks at the
home of Mrs. Earl Seymour, 1923 Kansas
avenue, south
A party of young people met at the
home of Miss Lucille Kutz last evening
to wait for large automobile TO take
them to the Lyman school house to
attend the spelling contest and box
| supper. They were all seated IN the
I auto at Gordon street. and the word
] ready was given by Sidney Smith