The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-04

Mrs. E. Kempton was in town to-
day from Granville shopping.
NJ. A. Blanchard left today for a
weeks business trip to Chicago and
New York
The Mystic Circle will meet at the
home of Mrs. Pribble, 521 Jefferson
street south. Thursday afternoon at 2
ference -
Misses Alice and Stella Dallas return
ed Monday from visit of six weeks to
their uncle, E. A Simerwell and wife OF
Admire.
H. H Bair is exchange agent for all
school books Get your books now All
ole books in good condition exchanged
for new books
Lost by Charles Slower. between his
North Topeka bank book Finder leave
at Forbes Bros.
When in want of buggy repairs or rub
Der tires don't forget Graves, 32S Jack
son. Ind 1144- Bell $780, Work called
for and delivered
Ralph. the little son of Mrs. Glenn
Lyon of Holman's addition fell from
a swing yesterday and sprained his
right wrist severely.
At a business meeting of the In
dian Creek Grange last night, A {.
Merritt and wife received the second
degree of the order.
Four boys, Marshall Kennedy, Percy
Barnes. Fred Dana and Earl Kemper
rode to Maple Hill on their bicycles Sun
day returning that evening
Miss Kate Hall left this morning
for St Louis where she will take the
Gould Y. NJ. c. a. restaurant
Mr.. and Mrs. I. ]. Ketchum and
sons. Charles and Clinton of 1915
Jackson street, left last evening for
Pueblo and Colorado Springs to
spend a short vacation.
Nellie and Katharine of 122 West
Gordon street have returned from
Manitou, Col. where they spent the
months of July and August.
c. w Nau of the Church of the
Good Shepherd moved yesterday from
Vain Hall. S22 Topeka avenue south,
to the Parish house on East Laurent
street, where he Will make his home
Commencing Sunday, September s,
evangelistic meetings will be held in the
avenues, Oakland. These meetings Will
be conducted by Rev. E. p. Ewing and
are under the auspices of the Oakland
Baptist church in charge of Rev. ]. Bar
rett.
The East Indianola school will
commence next Monday. Mr.. Little
will be the principal. Mrs. Glenn the
intermediate teacher and Miss Cappie
Schultz the primary teacher. This
school building has been made very
much more cOm1OrIaD Die Dy the aQO1-
ton of a good furnace.
L J. Ketchum of 1915 Jackson
street has purchased from ]. C. Sma1s
of Atchison through the F. NJ Ward
real estate agency the four lots on
Jackson street Immediately north of
the Second Presbyterian church and
extending to the John Nystrom place
at 1919 Jackson street. Tt is Mr..
Ketchum's intention to this fall COM
nience the building of $4,000 mod
L TAr- -. Is ~fc- an
sfdered one OF the best residence 10
cations in North Topeka
J. NJ. Collom, president of the In
dian Creek Fair association, an
nounced that the date of the second
annual fair would be October 8 and
will be the exhibition of pure bred live
stock of all kinds The women's de-
partment will have an exhibition of
needlework, canned and dried fruits,
and all kinds of bread and pastry.
Provisions will be made for the ex-
hibition of improved farm and dairy
| implements and materials. The Of
fcers of the fair are W. L. Reid, SUI
perintendent of live stock, J. F. Cecil.
! superintendent of agricultural and
horticultural exhibits, ). P. Rude and
Mrs. Shields, superintendent of the
commissary department. o. F. Whit
ney, c. J.. Nauman and J. s. Monroe
will have charge of the implement ex-
hibit.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warnock cele-
| brated the fftieth anniversary of their
marriage Tuesday, September 3, at their
! home three miles north on the Rochester
\ road Mr.. Warnock was born in Guern-
sey county, Ohio. while Mrs. Warnock
is a native of Beaver county. Pennsyl-
vania. They were married at Bridge
Vile. Ohio, September g. 1857, by the
Rev Paul McCollum, a minister of the
Baptist faith and a cousin by marriage
of the bride. To this union were born
four children. Mrs. BeaI of Valencia,
whose death occurred in 1903, Joseph E.
Warnock of this city, James Judson
Warnock and Mrs. Charles Hallock, both
of Salida, Colo. In 1878 Mr. Warnock
and family moved to Kansas settling in
Abilene -Four years later they came to
Mrs. Warnock have made their home
continuously in Shawnee county. OF
late years they have lived in the coun-
try, part of the time on a farm near
Kilmer and now in the Rochester neigh
borhood- There were present at the
Golden wedding celebration yesterday
the three children, J. J. Warnock and
Mrs May warnoek HaIIock. both of
Salida. and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Warnock
Of this city. the five grandchildren.
Harold and Vernon Warnock, sons of 7.
E Warnock. and the three Beal chill
dren of Valencia, Olive, Harland and
Bryan Other guests were also present,
bringing up the list to fifteen while in
vitations had been extended to many
friends and relatives away from here.
Mr.. Joseph Smith of Menoken was one
of the invited guests who was unable to
be present which was a mattery of great
regret as he had witnessed the marriage
ceremony in Ohio fifty years ago. The