The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-04

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| NORTH WEKA news
Items for the North Topeka column may
pc left at the Petro & Woodford drug
store, SSS North Kansas avenue, or call
Ind. phone GILL
Mr.. Frank Gragert of North Roches-
ter was in town trading today.
Miss Alta Joy of RossviIle is spending
the day today with Miss Mabel Parks.
| Miss Morehead went to Kansas City
today to visit with relatives for a short
| time.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Welten, of North
| Central avenue spent the day in town
! today.
| Mrs. Charles Reynolds of 1905 N. Har-
r1son street is improving after severe
illness.
Mr.. VIM. Ream and wife and son
King of Ream's Corner, spent the day
in town.
! Mrs. H. H. Bair, who has been very
sick for the past three months, is, able
to sit up.
Mrs: Clara Mcknight of Lincoln, Neb.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. j. Will
lard of 1888 N. Harrison street.
The ladies of the Relief corps gave a
pension dinner at the hall located at
The Merry Matrons will meet Thurs
day, November Z, at the home of Mrs.
Swartz, 1921 North Quincy street.
Miss Mabel Parks, who is very sick
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Kahl, of
1045 Central avenue, remains about the
same.
A crowd of young people of Fairview,
forming a certain club, attended par
ty given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Shore of 1006 N. Quincy street.
Saturday evening.
Victor Council No. 4, K. and L. of S.,
will give a poverty social tonight in
their hall in the Barrett block, to which
all of their members are invited to come
and all wear old clothes.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert French return
ed to their home in Newton today after
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. c. D.
Meyers, of 1015 Central avenue.
Mrs. A. M. Cross returned last week
from Waldo, Kansas, where she had
been called by the serious illness and
death of her sister, Mrs. Alpha Pang-
burn. Mrs. Pangburn has often visited
Topeka.
Mr.. Earl Taylor of Quinton Heights
and Miss Gertrude Wyatt of North To-
peka were married Saturday evening.
The happy young couple went 1mmed-
lately to housekeeping at their home ON
East Fourth street.
Mr. r. NJ. Forbes of Silver Lake, Mr.
A. ]. Kleinhans and son Charles Of
Granville, Mrs. Mary B. Wilson of
Granville, Mr.. A. A. Wilson of Grant
VILE and Mr.. J. c. Bradley of Rossville
were North side visitors today.
Mr. W. D. Davis and Mr.. Andy Scott
of Ream's Corner, Mr.. G. A. Barker of
North Central, Mr.. Jake Dover and
wife, Mr.. Q. c. Arnold and daughter
Ethel of Meriden and Mr.. 10 Rice OF
Elnoht were among the North Topeka
visitors today.
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Ryder. died at the home of her daugh-
ter Saturday evening. The funeral took
place this afternoon at DR.. Ryder's res
idence. SIT Quincy street. The remains
will be taken to Atchison over the san
ia Fee in the morning where she Will be
buried by the side of her husband.
The funeral services of Nimrod c.
McC1ellon of Company c, Eigth Kan
sas infantry, and member OF ,Lncoln
post, will be held at Converts under
row afternoon. All comrades are in
vited to attend this service. The
burial will be in the Rochester ceme-
terry.
Mr.. A. E. CURE. who lived one and
one-half miles west of the reform
school, died last night at his home. |
His death was caused by colt drag
ging him the distance of one-fourth OF
a mile. He was leading the colt and
wrapped the strap around his hand !
and the colt became frightened and
started to run. He could not get his
hand loose from the strap and the |
horse kicked him in the head, causing |
of the brain, of which he |
died at late hour last night.
The S. K. D. D. girls gave a Hal |
toween ghost party Thursday evening |
at the home of Miss Agnes Allen. The |
house decorations were in keeping with |
All. Saints day traditions. A two course |
supper was served. Those present |
were: Trix Anthony, Pansy Austin, |
Agnes Allen. Carrie Leese, Mrs. Charles /
Sam, Mrs. Charles Boast, Mrs. Charles
Pearson, Jay Studer, Roy Boast, How
ard Green, Charles Sam. Archie |
Churchman, Arthur Allen, Earl
James Allen, Charles
Boast and Charles Pearson.
Mr.. Boyce Forbes started out yester- l.
lay morning on a trip to Hoyt on his |
bicycle Everything went along very
until he reached a place a few
miles west of Elmont when something |
happened to his bicycle tire and he had
% walk the remaining four and one
half or five miles to Hoyt. He did not
ride his wheel home, but thought it /
BEST to ride on the train After board
ng the train he had little combat
with the conductor. his fox terrier oc- /
,upying a seat in a coach, but finally
reached home all o. K. at a late hour
asst night