The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-15
NORTH TOPEKA
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Kimball Printing Co. 81 North
Kansas avenue

Kansas avenue vi
s. w. Rice was North side visitor
today from Silver Lake
NJ s. Evans has gone to Versailles.
Mo, where he viii spend week on MS
farm
Mr.. and Mrs. Hershfeld of Monroe
street are the parents of a daughter,
born Tuesday.
E. c. Arnold left today for St Louis
where he will spend a short time look
ing after business matters
W. B. Kinsinger of Springfield, Mo-.
is visiting his brother. S z. kinsinger
and family of S25 Jackson street
Mr.. Charles Jones of zoos Van Buren,
street has returned from San Fran
cisco where he spent the winter
Mrs. Julia Joseph has on display for
today and tomorrow a fine line OF
Easter hats S23 Kansas avenue
The newest creations in the mill
hnery world at the lowest prices at
THE. NEW ERA
Prof. and Mrs F. F. Dawdy, Mrs.
Laird and Miss May Lucille Park win
render special music at the Christian
church this evening.
Miss Herrnie Storey who has been the
guest for the past week of Nena BAN
Of 80 Jackson street has returned to
her home in Mcfarland
We wish to extend an invitation to
March 16.
THE NEW ERA.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. W. Branne1 and
family have moved here from Osawkie
and have gone to housekeeping at
1902 Monroe street. Mr.. Brannen will
later engage in some business here.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson of
Washington, Indiana, are the parents
Of a SON Mrs Anderson was formerly
Miss Jessie Coleman of North Topeka
the family home being near the reform
school.
There will be special choir rehearsal
at the Church of the Good Shepherd
this evening to prepare music for the
memorial services to be held Sunday
evening in honor Of the late Venerable
Archdeacon Leeds
Special-On display we will have
the largest and most up to date line
of children's wear in the city, having
Just received large sample line from
New York firm at half price Come
THE NEW ERA.
The Kansas hen is evidently a pay
ing investment J. W. Dillon of Me-
hens this morning to a North side /
merchant, the total weight of which /
amounted TO 1O1 pounds. for which /
he received S II cents pound or SS-5S /
for the lot.
The Edna Staples Millinery COM /
pany. SAL z North Kansas avenue, are
holding their first grand millinery
opening today and Saturday. and in
vite all the ladies to call and inspect
their assortment Nothing but the
very latest in hats. Nothing old or of 4
last seasons leftovers.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Nicholson of 91s Il
Van Buren, street returned last evening II
from Los Angeles, Gala. where they Il
spent the winter visiting Mrs. W. 5. II
Charles and other friends. On their II
homeward trip they spent several days
in Colorado Springs at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. W. Shaw. II
The funeral of John Carey. the old II
man who was burned at his home We'd
nesday night. will be held Saturday az
ternoon at three o'clock at Conwell's
undertaking parlors- The burial will
cemetery An inquest over the remains
Will be held Saturday morning
The Chandos club met yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. A ].
Arnold, S27 Jackson street, with Mrs.
Van Vechten and Mrs. BiSsell as host
esses. The club is still studying
Hamlet and this wiz be the play dis
cussed at the next meeting which will
be held in two weeks at the home of
Mrs D. J. Hathaway, 111T Jackson
street, with Mrs. T. D. Joseph as
hostess.
A surprise party was given at the
home of Charles Asquith. 1909 Jack
son street, Thursday evening to cele-
brate the sixteenth anniversary of the
birthday of Jesse Cochran. The birth
day cake was decorated with the
necessary number of candles which
were lighted by the guests. Those
present were: Bella Doane Ethel
Cochran, Jessie Van Fleet, Leona Tan q
ner. Hazel High. Leota Beaver, Ida
Asquith. Ethel Reed, Susie Firner |
Stella Barton. Jesse Cochran. Charlie s
Asquith. Walter Cochran, Roy Palmer
Fred Firner, Clarence Churchman,
Ben Leese. Roy Slaybaugh, Henry
F1rner. Clifford Churchman, George
and Rev. ]. W. Reed.
The funeral Of Thomas Hayes, for ,
merry of 1920 Jackson street will be
held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from !
he Kansas Avenue NJ. z. church. The
deceased was a member of Blue Post | :
No. $50 and the adjutant OF the post has
made the following detail as pail bear :
ars: F. E. Williams, Hiram Davis w
H. Henthorne, D. NJ Foltz, ]. NJ Hal i
itead and Fred Ward Mr.. Hayes was
IN early resident of Soldier township I
md the First ward and at the time of | {
lis death was 80 years old. He is sur I
lived by two daughters, Mrs. Kimes
md Mrs. Edith Clark Blue Post will
lave charge of the funeral and all
are requested to turn out and
o report promptly at the house at 1870 I
}. m The burial will be in Rochester Z
cemetery. @