The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-22

tack of his old stomach trouble, is now
about to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Goodell of New
ton, Kansas, are the guests OF their
cousin, NJ. c. Holman and family OF
116 EVELYN street Holman's addition
Mrs. NJ. c. Holman of 116 Evelyn
street. who is at the Bethesda hospital
is getting along nicely but viii not be
able to return to her home until next
week.
Eugene Lodge No. 70 I. o: o. F. will
entertain the members of the Ohio l.
O. o. F. lodge of Silver Lake and the
Rebekahs of that place at an oyster
supper this evening.
Mr. B. Mauck of Oklahoma, who
has been visiting his son, o. c. Mauck
Of 1918 Quincy street, and his sister,
Mrs. Amelia Peckham of 1908 Monroe
street, has returned to his home.
Clifford Nystrom came up last
evening from Lawrence, where he is a
student at the university, to be the
guest until Monday of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Nystrom, of 1913 Jack
son street.
1. r. Oswald of North Topeka. who
has been an employee of the Con-
tinental Creamery company, has been
transferred to Kansas City, Mo. where
he will take charge of the Meriden
creamery company, which is under
the same management as is the Con-
tinental.
Beginning this Friday evening and
continuing throughout Lent there will
be special services in the church of
the Good Shepherd at o'clock every
Friday evening. These services will
consist of the Litany and short adj
dress by Mr. Nau on 1.-THE Words on
the Cross"
The funeral of Mrs. James Johnson
of Silver Lake was held this afternoon
at half past one o'clock from the Sill
yer Lake M E. church. The services
were in charge of Rev. Mr.. Webb. pas
tor of the Silver Lake NJ. E. church
and the interment was in the Silver
Lake cemetery.
AS soon as the warm weather COM
mences the plank platform around the
Santa Fe Junction depot will be taken
up and replaced with a cement plat
form. These cement platforms are the
Santa Fe standards now and such plat
forms have been placed at Valley
Falls and other towns.
The Santa Fe switch crew on the
North side is composed of three ma
tionalities, a German, Louis Ham
mond, an Irishman. Henry McDade
and a Swede, Ole Olson. In spite of
the babel of tongues. the crew work
together very harmoniously and there
is a very fraternal feeling among
them.
Miss Nora Petit and Mr.. Walter
Nauman were married Wednesday at
H.
near Calhoun Bluffs. the Rev. Homer
Foltz of Oakland. officiating. About
fifty guests were present and enjoyed
a sumptuous supper and left many
useful presents to the couple. Harlan
Petit of Oskaloosa. a brother of the
bride, and Miss Pearl Way of Meriden,
attended from out of town.
To the Editor CT the State Journal:
In the North Topeka news last even
ing the statement was made that Mrs.
Ed Hearick was the daughter of Mrs.
Johnson who died at Silver Lake
Wednesday. This is a mistake and I
wish you would kindly state SO in to-
nights North Topeka news. Mrs.
Johnson's daughter is Mrs. J. A. Hear !
lex, and my mother is living. Kindly
correct mistake and oblige, Mrs. Ed
Hearick, 616 Topeka avenue My |
mothers name is Mrs. j. o. Brintnall |
and lives at SIG Topeka avenue.
The Misses Stratemeyer of 225 West |
Gordon street entertained last evening