The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-02

from Silver Lake.
+. J. s. Kriepe of Spencer was a
North side visitor today.
Try jennings clothes pressing and
cleaning, over Pratt's hardware store
r. B. Hastings of Granville and Ed
n Griffith of Elmont were North Tope-
ka visitors today.
H. J. L-ange of Menoken was a North
side visitor today and purchased
handsome new buggy.
Mrs. Amelia Peckham OF 1909
Monroe street has gone to Iowa and
! Missouri to visit relatives.
| Messrs. Sidney Smith and Edwin Mus
| son We're the guests last evening of
! friends on the Rochester Hill.
Mrs. C. o. Burger and children, Helen
and Gilbert, have returned from q
weeks stay at Green Mountain Falls,
| Col. g.r
! the Mid-Continent mills has gone. to
Troy, Ohio, where she will be the
guest of relatives.
! ]. L. Elmore, assistant cashier of
the First National bank at Norton
vile, is visiting his brothers F. P. Ell
more and family of sos Van Buren,
street
| Mrs. Mary Devance and daughter.
Mrs. j. w. Shriver and granddaughter
Mabel Harvey of 1925 Kansas avenue
expect to leave shortly for months
eastern trip.
Mrs. D. J. Hathaway of lily Jack
! son street has returned from Boulder.
Col, where she spent the month of
July, the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ingersoll.
The Intermediates of the Kansas
avenue NJ. E. church will give So
cial this evening at the home of Clar-
ence Churchman, 1905 Monroe street.
All Intermediates and their friends
are invited.
Miss Jetta Musson. Miss Jeanette
Churchman, Miss Carolyn Church
ma n ice A11f trim I nm ice
ellis were the guests last evening OF
Miss Hughes at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Potter. near Vinewood park.
At the Central Avenue Christian
church Sunday morning, Mr.. r. NJ.
Nichols will preach art II o'clock
Sunday school at GAS and c. f. So
ciety at p. m. No evening service
owing to the absence of the pastor
John Draper, so years old died last
night of cancer of the stomach at his
home. $50 Fillmore street The fu-
neral will be held Saturday morning
at 1 o'clock and the burial will be in
Rochester cemetery;,r,,H He is survived
by his wife and family < - e..'1 -
Mr.. w. H. RutterI went to7 Kansas
City today where he met Mrs. Rutter
who has been spending the past week
at the home of her mother. at Spring
HILL Kan. and together they will go to
Manitou and other Colorado points for
an outing of two weeks.
Mr.. Walter Harper was given a
very pleasant surprise party last even
ing at his home. 1921 Monroe street
in honor of the 22nd anniversary of
his birthday. The time was spent
with games and music and refresh
ments of ice cream and cake were
served. Is es4
Miss Mabel King of 10 East Gordon
street. returned the first of the week
from Junction City where she was the |
guest of her sister. Mrs. w. A. Carr. |
and left yesterday for the Meyer farm
north~of town where she will visitruntil
Saturday. Mr.. Grover Eefng,-=yvl4o has
been spending a few days at Excelsior
Springs will return home Sunday.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary E. Tracy
of HOO Ridge avenue, was held Thurs |
day afternoon at half past o'clock
from the Church of the Good Shepherd. |
Mr.. c. w. Nau read the burial service |
while the hymns. "Rock OF Ages"
Peace. Perfect Peace" and There Is
a Blessed Home" were sung by the |
vested choir. The burial was in the /
Topeka cemetery.
Miss Ida May Seig entertained yes
terday afternoon at her home in |
Rochester in honor of her cousin, |
Miss Irene Tamblyn of Kansas City. |
The hours were from two to five and |
the following guests were present: |
Misses Valeda Wendell, Eda MeNoun,
Anna Anweiler. Grace Wallace, !
Frances Wendell Anna Smith. Vern |
Cooper Elsie McNoLin, Pearl Nc
Noun. Lucille Lukens.a Esther Ander |
sonof Clyde. Flora Lonergan and /
Dorothy Lonergan So. a@nH : se-
The North Topeka Civic club are
anxious for another park in the First
ward and a petition addressed to J.
o. Erinkerhoff and N. H. Loomis of the
Union Pacific road asking these officials
to use their influence with their road
to have another park Established on
the northwest corner of Kansas avenue
and Railroad street, is being circulated
among the business men of North To-
peka. The petition also asks that the
bulletin board on the avenue immedi-
ately south of the express office be re-
moved and that ground included In the
park site. The old brick building on
Railroad street and the avenue for
merly used as a commission house has
been RACED to the ground and it is this
location that the people are DESTROYS or
turning into park.
The Thirteenth Cavalry from FIT
Riley, Kan. who have been encamp-
ed on the T. D. Joseph tract near the
Reform school since Wednesday,
broke camp this morning and resum-
ed their march to FIT. Leavenworth.
From there they will march to FIT.
Sheridan, Ill. The distance is about
$50 miles and as the soldiers do not
average twenty miles a day it is es-
-imated that it will take them nearly
forty days to make the trip. with the
exception of few horses and mules
hat are suffering from CALLED places.
heir animals are. in fine condition.
One of the horses that is suffering
from saddle gall refused to be rid +
len this morning when the march ,
vas com men ced. As soon as the SOL
lier mounted the animal commenced
o buck until finally it was necessary
'or the man to dismount and run
along the side of the morse Berore
he soldiers commenced the march !
North they brought all of the horses. :
,hout 800 in number. to the corner of :
ronelxa avenue and st. John street ,