The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-15

NORTH TOPEKA NE VS.
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Retro & Woodford, prescription
| druggists.
Russell Maurer is visiting friends al
LacIede. Kansas.
c. w. Peas and family have moved
from the south side to 424 Paramore
street. -
A. B. Baldwin and family have
moved from 1915 Central to 1909 Cen
| trail avenue.
William Beach and family have
moved from the south side to 1121
| Quincy street.
| A. NJ. Woodruff and family, who
| lately came here from Oakland, Cal,
| have gone to housekeeping at 1903
| Quincy street.
Eugene lodge No. 70 1. o. o. F. will
| attend the Odd Fellows memorial SER
| vices at the First Baptist church to-
| morrow evening.
Mr.. Jacob Jones is visiting his fam
| lily on Van Buren, street. Mr.. Jones is
in the water service department of the
Union Pacific road.
F. M. Ward has sold the Bert How
ard tract of land in Shorey to D. w.
Granteer who expects to make many
improvements on the house.
Mrs. John r. Hart of West Shorey
is at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
G. r. Bridge, 1926 Quincy street. Mrs.
Hart has not been well lately but is
now improving.
Park Ewart who ten years ago had
y
is now connected with sawrnill in
Mississippi, was on the North side yes
terday calling on old friends.
w. NJ. Cline, w. D. Woodford and
Fletcher Woodford enjoyed fishing
trip on Soldier creek yesterday. The
only success attained was by MI
Woodford who caught one "crawdad."
w. G. Brooks, the colored speaker.
will speak Sunday, June 16, at o'clock
a. M at the Central Baptist church,
Of C1Ir To ST
Subject, THE Evils of Intoxicating
Liquors.
. Walter Mcmillan, principal of the Sill
Yer Lake school, was in town today as
was also Mayor T. r. johnson of Silver
Lake. Mr.. johnson has sold his proper
ty there to Mr.. Mcmillan and will return
to his farm.
Mrs J. J. Seal of Kansas City, Mrs.
Harvey Worrel of Topeka and Mr.:
Hank Howman and son Leland OF
Cresoline Ohio, are the guests this
week of Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Snodgrass
who live near Shorey-
Jesse Roehr of Portland, Ore, who
has been visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roehr of 1119 Monore street, ex-
poets to leave the first of the week.
Mr. Roehr is connected with con-
struction company in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Caskey have re-
turned from Wamego where they We're
called the first of the week to be with
MIS-. CaSkeX'S SlSIST-lll-ldW, WIZ was
in a runaway and so badly injured that
her death resulted a few days later
A. " Lindell. assistant cashier of
the Shawnee State bank, and family
have returned from a weeks outing
in Usage county. Mr.. Lindell spent
almost all of his time camping out and
fishing but the streams We're too hlgh
to catch anything except catfish.
The Cantata, Fairies Revel." was
given last evening at Vinewood Park
A special car took the children and the
chaperons to the park. The cantata
was fairly we'll attended and it is need
less to say that the children who took
part thoroughly enjoyed their outing.
marriage license was issued in Kan
sas City Thursday to Mr.. Benjamin Pitt
and Miss Mary Gamlowski, both OF 10
peka The young people will make their
home on the south side. Mr.. Pitt as IN
the timekeeper's office of the Santa Fe.
He is a brother of Mrs John Spear OF
1918 Central avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. White and sons who
have been the guests of the J. D. Pratt
family OF 1913 Jackson street. and OF Mr..
and Mrs M j. Mix of Tecumseh left
today over the Union Pacific for their
nome in California. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs Mix and MISS
Bertha Mix who will visit them until
fall.
Mrs. Charles Lee Dolman and
daughters. Misses Nellie and Katharine
Dolman, and Miss Gladys Cunningham
will leave in two weeks Tor Manltou:
ColoE where they have taken one or
the Holman tents for the summer.
During Mrs. Dolman's absence her
sister. Mrs. Nina Neiswender and son
Thurlow. of Silver Lake, will occupy
the Dolman home at 1872 West Cor
don street. /
At the Church of the Good Shepherd, |
Episcopal. corner of Laurent and Quincy
streets. the services will be morning
prayer and address at IL o'clock. EVEN !
ing PRAYER with full choral service at |
O'Clock. Miss Leila Caldwell will sing |
a solo at this service and Mr.. c. W-Nau |
will speak on the three hundredth ami |
of the founding OF the church |
In America at jamestown, Virginia,
which important event is being cele- |
brated by the church this summer. Mr.. |
Nau expects to organize Bible class
for young men to meet every Sunday
morning at ten o'clock. Sunday school |
at 10 a. m.
Mrs. Walter Shook gave party yes (
terday afternoon at her home 1915 |
Quincy street for her little son Gilman |
Shook The little people spent the time
playing various games on the cool shady
la Wn and at the close of the afternoon
of ice cream ana CAKE were
served. Mrs. Shook was assisted IN en-
tertaining by Miss Grace Myers and
Miss Florence Hamilton. Those present
were Margaret Morns, Thelma Johnston,
EliZabet Fuller, Dorotny rooney, MARY
Sheetz, Irene Long, Ossie Long, Russell
Hamilton. Charlie Myers, Arthur Sipes,
Harry Garrett Ralph Shook, Jack
Clark. Several of the mothers, Mrs.
Fred Clark, Mrs. F. o. Morns, Mrs.
Isaac Sheetz, Mrs. Roney and Mrs.
winston Fuller were in attendance
while from the porch, the little hosts /
great grandmother, Mrs. William. Gill
man, enjoyed the festivities.
Negroes Arrested for Liquor Selling.
Messrs. Archibald Bailey and An
drew Gregg. colored persons, were ar
rested nv the police last evening on a :