The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-19

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J.: N. Henry left yesterday for Col
orado.
Fred Dana has taken a position in
the santa Fe offices.
Ralph. Skinner has gone to Musko-
gee for short trip.
ID. Smith Nichols was in town to-
day from Silver Lake.
Mrs. E. Kempton was in town yes
terday from Granville.
T. E. Cooper of Elmont was a
North side visitor today
Mr. and Mrs. H H. Criestler left
Tuesday for Gillette, Wyo.
A full line of gas heating and cook
stoves at Foucht's hardware
Mrs. H. H. Bair is i'll with lumbago
at her home, go jackson street.
Mrs. LATE Tanning was in town yes
terday from Granville, shopping.
The choir of the Church of the Good
Shepherd will meet as usual this even
ing for rehearsal.
Miss Mary Berlin of Mcpherson is
the guest of Mrs. NJ. G. Holman of
116 Evelyn street
Mrs. Frank Rice of 923 Jackson
street who has been ill for the past
two weeks is somewhat better.
The Friday morning Itany service
VIII pc held tomorrow at the Church Of
the Good Shepherd, Mr.. Little of Os-
Robert Thomas and Grove Dolman
went to Lawrence yesterday to regis
yer at the university. The former re-
turned last evening, but the latter
Will stay until Saturday.
Mr.. c. w. Nau of the Church of the
Good Shepherd, who has been at
week is improving although he will
Chr1st's hospital since the first of the
not be able. to leave the hospital I'M
til Saturday.
Miss Frances Elm of Hutchinson
has returned home to resume her po-
sitfon as stenegrapher for the Miller
Manufacturing Co.. after spending the
past month visiting friends and rela-
tives in this city.
Anna Naomi Birghardt and two chill
dren en- route from Saratow, Russia, to
North Topeka, and whose fare has been
paid through, are detained at Eidthu-
huen, which is on the line between
Germany and Russia, by illness. Her
husband yesterday deposited 100 roubles
with Charles Gerteisen, local agent for
the steamer line to be cabled to her
for hospital and incidental expenses.
Miss Jeanne Chapman entertained
a rev OF her girl friends last evening
at her home, s24 Van Buren, street.
the occasion being the goth anniver-
sary of her birthday. The evening
was spent with music and games and
refreshments of ice cream and cake
were served. Those present were:
Misses Nellie and Nora Lee, Naomi,
and Alice Chapman
There was another small wreck on
the Rock Island last evening. This
time it was one of the large engines
of the track in the Union Pacific
yards The switch engine attempted
to put the derailed engine back on
the tracks, but was unequal to the
pressed into service. The cause of the
accident was a broken rail. The
switch engine also had troubles of its
own for in going to the Rock Island
yards just the other side of the bridge
it ran off of the track.
Mrs. Lillian Bryan left today for
Chicago where she, will be the guest
for few days Of. relatives. From
Ind. to visit her aunt. Mrs Che
noweth at whose home her marriage
to Mr.. T. e. Retter of Sidney, Ohio, |
will be so1emnized. Saturday Septem- |
Der 2S. Mr.. Retter will take his bride |
to Ohio where they will make their !
home. Mrs. Bryan is a daughter of !
the late DIR. Morrow of Rochester and |
a sister of c. M. Morrow. principal of |
Grant school. She has made her home
in and near North Topeka for a num- |
Der of years and has a large circle of |
friends whose best wishes go with her |
to her new home.
A meeting of the Indian Creek Grange |
was held Tuesday evening at the In |
dian Creek school house three miles |
north of town. All the officers of the |
and about so of its mem |
bers were present. At $50 o'clock the |
meeting was called to order and an in
teresting feature of the programme |
was a lecture given by Charles Birn-
banner of his travels in Europe His |
talk was both pleasing and instructive
Mr.. Birnbaumer compared Europe with |
this country in regard to travelling and |
their mode of farming. He spoke near
ly an hour and his remarks were we'll /
received. John w. Hitler told How
to Keep Up the Interest and Work in
Regard to Better Roads" Music was
given by the Misses I.ukens after which
were served.
One of the North side patrolmen made
an unsuccessful attempt yesterday
noon to arrest man decidedly under
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