The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-23
NORTH TOPEKA.
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Mr.. Max Johnson has gone. to St
Marys to visit his wife VINO is the
guest of friends there.
| Mrs. James Mullen. formerly OF
| North Topeka, but now of Wamego,
was the guest this week of Topeka
| friends. Last night she was enter
tanned by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Da-
vies of AS Buchanan street south.
Mr.. NJ. A. Connely of webster, Kan,
who has been visiting his sister-in-law,
Mrs. Charles Connely of 1885 Jackson
| street, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Johnson has gone to st.
Marys to visit his wife and son, Teeta.
Mrs. Will Sheetz gave a most de-
Hghtful party yesterday afternoon for
her daughters, Emily and Cecil The
time was spent playing various games
and guessing contest was enjoyed,
the prize winner in this contest being
Grace Willitts. At the close of the af-
ternoon refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served Those present were
Emma Irwin, Pearl Head, Grace
Forbs, Grace Willitts. Mabel Harvey.
Mary Smith. Mary Doane, Adelia
Fernstrom, Jessie Umpleby. Lucille
Umbleby. Emma Nussbeek, Sylvia
Spetter, Lucille Holcomb. Hattie VIII
son, Virginia Wilson, Thelma Wilson
and Master William DowdeIl Sheetz.
Miss Myrtle Cox of 1925 Kansas
avenue has returned from a short Wis
it to Kansas City friends.
S. c. McAdams of the Citizens bank
and mother, Mrs. McAdams of Ross
Vile. spent Friday-in Lawrence.
+ NJ. P. Ross, who died Thursday at
his home near Tecumseh, was an old
resident of MenOken township. Short
ly after the food of 1903 he left his
farm there and moved to the Lyman
place north of town and from there
went to Tecumseh.
Miss Ethel Neiswender of Silver
Lake was in town today shopping.
Charles Gerteisen agent for the To-
peka Iron Co., has sold lot 10 in ad
dition "A" to Garden Place addition
to Ignatius Brett and lot 81 to George
Brett. They will both commence the
building of good cottages
Charles Gerteisen, agent at the San
ia Fe junction depot, will spend Sum
day visiting relatives in ST. Joseph.
Mr.. Samuel Jameson will leave to-
morrow for Illinois where he will Wis
it his sister.
W. S. Grey, who purchased the A. J.
Berry farm on the lower Silver Lake
road four miles west of town some
time ago and later sold it to N. E.
Copeland loaded up his household
grant car to ship them to St. Paul, Ia.
where he has recently purchased pro-
perry.
DR.. NJ. E. Bryan expects to move the
first of the month to st. Louis, where
he will open up dental parlors.
Tomorrow the second Sunday in
Lent, the services in the Church of the
Good Shepherd will be Sunday school
with Bible class at 10 a. n At II
O clock there will be celebration of
the Holy Eucharist with Canon Talbot
as celebrant Evening prayer with SER
mon at o'clock Music by the vest
ed choir.
]. S. Morse, the well known contrac-
tor, is confined to his home, PA West
Gordon street. with a severe attack OF
Morse while working around some OF
his property stepped in a hole and
knocked the front part of his leg be-
tween the knee and the ankle on some
boards making a sore. Nothing was
thought of the injury at the time but
later it became painful and blood pois-
oning developed Mr.. Morse has been
under the care of his physician, DR..
Miner. for several days who now thinks
that he has the disease under control.
Miss Harriet Holman died Friday
afternoon about o'clock at the family
home 1903 Kansas avenue, of COM
Dlication of diseases, at. the age of IS
wears Miss Holman was sister of
NJ c. Holman, president of the West
ern Wooden mill and daughter of the
late Rev. Calvin Holman, a well known
Methodist minister of the Kansas con-
ference whose death occurred few
wears ago The funeral of Miss Hol-
man Will be nelQ SUNDAY AFTERNOON al
hall past from the house and owing
to the i'll health of her mother viii
be rrivate. The friends of the family
who wish to see the remains can do so
by calling at the house Sunday be
tween the hours of IL and 1 O'Clock. !
The burial will be in the family lot at i
Rochester cemetery.
Procure business education at the |
Capital Commercial college, 7Oe Kan /
saS avenue.
: Ho1,se- for rent Shorey.
JERRY KLINEFELTER-
Foucht's hardware sells 25 inch hay !
wire. at CSC per rod. Get his price on /
Jolly wire
use Petro & woodford,s Spruce and
Pine.
Last evening a goodly number of the /
members of the Ohio lodge of L o. O. (
F. of Silver Lake and many Rebekahs, /
4 bout so in all, were the guests of Eu- i
gene lodge l. o. o. F. No 70, the oc- +
sasfon being the thirty-frst anniver-
sary of the Ohio lodge Heretofore the
Silver Lake lodge has always entertain
I'd at this anniversary but last night
Eugene lodge was the host. A most