The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-12
NORTH TOPEKA.


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A F. Culver was in town today from
Hoyt.
Mr.. Erbrage. formerly of North Topeka,
is quite i'll at his home in Oakland.
Mr.. James Caldwell is quite i'll with con
gestion of the lungs at his home near
Kiro.
Mrs. c. f. Adams, who has been quite
seriously i'll with tonsilitis, is now very
much improved
Miss Lucille Critics was the guest Sun
day of her sister. Mrs. Dan Becker, at
her home in Meriden-
Mrs. McClelland and Mrs I'd kasse-
baum were the guests yesterday of the
Caldwell family at Kiro.
J. r. Taylor. superintendent of the coun-
ty farm, went to ROssVille to look after
business matters today.
The TAXA HASH club viii meet Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Z. l..
Cooper. 934 Monroe street.
Miss Georgia P. Coates of Hnand school
will have a valentine box and supper on
Wednesday night Feb. A. 1906.
A. J. Proudht, who has been very seri-
ously III for number of weeks, is much
better and is able to come down town
Mr.. and Mrs. James AIurreu are the
parents of a son, born Sunday Mrs. Muir
rell was formerly Miss Edna Slaybaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. James of ROssVille. who
have been spending some time at Gueda
Springs, returned home today and stop
ped between trains in Topeka.
r. K. Winans of 1909 Van Buren, street
lost a number of his choice. pigeons Sat
urday night Some one cut the wire from
the coop and took those he wanted.
Mrs. Jerry KlnefeIter of Shorey re-
turned Saturday from Chanute where she
was called by the serious illness of her
brother, Mr.. William Dister who is still
quite sick.
The F. A. A. give a masquerade
dance at Barrett's hall the evening
of February IA. Tickets csc; extra
ladies. 10c.
Gardeners. attention: We have just
received our stock Of garden seeds
from Jerome 3. Rice. Call and get
prices. Forbes Bros.
Dudley Pratt returned this morning
from Rossville, where he spent Saturday
and Sunday at the home of his parents,
DR.. and Mrs. Pratt, to resume his studies
at the Topeka high school.
Wanted-A good bright boy to work ia
a business house, one who has had some
experienced with Il typewriter preferred.
When writing, state age and experience.
Address D. c., care Journal.
Many persons took advantage of the
pleasant weather yesterday afternoon and
visited the new Kansas avenue bridge
~ completed, from Van Buren, street TO
the Curtis burying ground
Special services, beginning this evening.
will be held every evening this week at
the Baptist church Rev Mr. o. C. Brown,
pastor of the First Baptist church at EN-
poria, will arrive this afternoon to assist
Rev. Mr. Tanner with these meetings.
Everybody is invited
Mrs. A. NJ. Coleman. who spent the
winter at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
William Boast, 909 Jackson street, and at
the home of her sons, near Menoken. left
today for Olathe to join her son Frank,
and, together. they viii go to Mrs. Cole
mans farm, near Olathe, to live.
Robert Thomas, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H Thomas of S23 Jackson street, was
taken i'll last week at Lawrence, where
he is a student at the university. and was
brought to his home here The attending
physician pronounced the case one Of gas
poisoning. The young man had been
studying in a room heated by gas.
Miss Hattie C. Conkling of Lyons Kan,
a sister of e. c. Conkling of 1908 Harri-
son street. died at Roswell. n. NJ. last
Friday morning. The remains We're
brought to her old home at Lyons for
burial. Mr.. Conkling has gone there for
the funeral Miss Conkling had freouent-
" visited in Topeka and had many warm
friends here. especially among the liter
airy people. She had been in New Mexico
for the past three months in hopes that
the climate would benefit her health.
Mrs. Jennie Barker entertained a num-
Der of friends one evening last week at
her home north of town in honor of her
cousins. Misses Sessie and Edith Barker,
who leave shortly to make their home in
western Kansas Those present We're:
Misses Myrtle Welton, Lottie Farnsworth
Ruth Wo0dfoTd, Mary Weltons Hattie
Hummer. Sadie Wendell. King Reann. Esrn-
est Sechrst. Lee COnWeH, Dell Holcomb,
Fred Barker Aaron Hammond. Forest
Hammond. Walter Welton. Harry Ham
mond. Vera Farnsworth and Clarence
Wendell
Mr.. and Mrs. J. z. Brown gave a pleas
ant surprise party at their home on Polk
street Saturday evening for their nephew
Albert Bryan Of Kansas City. who is Wis
iting them. the occasion being the twenty
third anniversary of his birthday. Games
and music passed away the evening in a
very enjoyable manner and at a late hour
refres hments were served Their guests
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred DepDe sr. Mr.
and Mrs VIII Dake Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Deppe, Mrs. I. Dake. Miss Viola LaForce.
Miss Nellie Brown, Miss Lola Brown Miss
Della Brown, Miss Fav Brown. Miss Myr-
tie Rodgers, Messrs. Fred Deppe and Al
bert Brown. The guest of honor received
several handsome presents from his
friends