The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-03
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Ed Emmons was in town today from
Berryton.
E. E. OIinger has gone to Dallas, Tex.
on a business trip.
John Montague of Granville was a
North Side visitor today.
Romie Little of Holton was the guest
Sunday of Claude Doane.
The Rebekah degree STAFF will not meet
for practice this evening
Mrs A. p Howell and daughter were
in town today from Silver Lake
Miss Pansy Antrim has returned from
a weeks visit to relatives at Harveyville-
Eugene Tighe spent Sunday visiting
friends at Bonner Springs and Lawrence
Mr.. March of 1918 North Quincy street
has purchased the property at 1895 North
Quincy street for $1,100.
Mr.. ]. H. Kelsey of 1915 Harrison street
has bought the Larimore property at 1914
Monroe street for a home. Consideration,
s., 200.
Mr. Charles Meredith who leaves today
for PocateIlo, Idaho, was given an infor-
mai farewell party last evening by Earl
Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. George Crouch returned
today from months visit to Mr..
Crouchs father, Rev Mr. Crouch, of Ma
pie Hill
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Haverty arrived
this morning from Atchison to visit Mrs.
Haverty's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Ehrhart, of 1924 Topeka avenue.
The Ladies Missionary Society of the
Baptist church will meet at the parson-
age. 316 West Laurent street, wednesday
at 2:30 oclock. All ladies invited.
James McAfee is confined to his room at
the Union Pacific hotel suffering from
very bad strain received from a fall on
the ice in Kansas City two weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. McAfee and. son
James are at the Union Pacific hotel IN
til May 1. Miss Lo1ah McAfee, who is
visiting in the east will Join them in two
weeks
Miss Stella Mitchell, who has been visit
ing her parents, Dr. and MIS- NJ R.
Mitchell, between terms, has returned to
Emporia to resume her work at the State
normal.
]. B. Cain of 1926 Central avenue has
purchased the Keifer property at 519 Lin
coin street south and will move his fam
ily into. IT as soon as he can rent ms
home place.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Kent and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Goshong went to Meriden
yesterday to attend the funeral Of Mrs
S-eorre Of FSiIr1er. which was held from
the Catholic church of that place
We will have on display Wednesday ev-
ening. April 9Th. our new spring styles,
from to 10c. Music by Marshalis band
Ever , '''S ''-e'' THE NEW ERA
Word has been received that Mrs F. H.
quite i'll and has been in one Of the Los
Angeles hospitals, where she underwent a
surgical operation, Is now much inn
Another lot of mercerized skirts came
in today noon, the $3.50 and S1-75 grade.
f These we Will sell Wednesday for CSC, so
/ II you didn't get one of the other lot you
have one more chance at them tonor-
THE CASH MER. co.
Mrs. J. f. Herring, who received word a
week or so ago that she had fallen heir
to a quarter Of section Of land In Beaver
county, Oklahoma, left over the Rock
Island last night TO look after business
matters pertaining to It,
Some time ago we ordered direct from
the factory 100 rugs for this sale. These
! came in last evening and are now on sale
/ at 99c each They won't last long at this
THE CASH 1IER- CO
Married. April 3 by Justice A. L. Ents-
minger, at his residence in Silver Lake