The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-27

exercises of the Effingham high school
From there she will go to Muscotah to
visit her grandmother, Mrs Kinsinger.
Mr.. and Mrs Asquith and son Charles
left yesterday for Muscotah to visit
Mrs. Asquith's mother, Mrs Kinsinger.
The United States. Land and Sugar
Beet company of Garden City have ar
ranged with Charles Gerteisen, agent
for the Santa Fe, 10 have one coach
and one baggage car placed at the
Santa FTe Junction depot to take some
more Russians and their personal ef-
fects to Garden City Tuesday after
noon.
Principal and Mrs. C NJ Morrow en-
tertained at dinner Friday evening at
their home 1920 Monroe street. Their
guests were Ruth Kelley. Gertie kull-
Ruth Voeth. Ruth Murrell. Ethel Wyatt,
Hazel Kincaid. Lois Seger. Myrtle Rog-
Clarence Belts. Roy Booth, Clarence
Spear, Roy Slaybaugh, Emmett Fergu-
son.
E H. Meyrs of the Myers Planning
mill was thrown from wagon last
evening while helping E E. Bechtel
to load his car. Mr.. Myers was at the
junction when one of the horses be-
came startled and jumped to one side
Mr.. Myers, who was in the wagon, was
thrown to the platform. He was con-
siderably bruised and had his wrist
sprained.
E E. Bechtel, formerly manager of
the each Mercantile Co., and lately
with the Myers Planning mill has taken
a homestead of $50 acres at Holley,
Col He loaded a car yesterday at the
goods. stock and farming implements
and left last evening for Holley. Mrs
BechteI and family Will join him there
in a week
Word has been received here of the
death of Miss Clara EndTeS which &C
o,rrrad Saturday q the home of her
mother, Mrs Endres at Butler, Mo Miss
Endres for several years made her home
in North Topeka with her cousins Miss
Kate Buechner and Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Buechner, at which time she was en-
ployed in the millinery parlors of Miss
Kahr. The funeral services were held
today and the interment took place in
Butter. Miss Kate Buechner and Mrs.
Fred Buchner left last evening for But
Ter TO -ttend the funeral.
BY this evening the North Topeka
Civic Club Carnival will be in full
swing. The show arrived last evening
from Emperia over the Santa Fe and
ever since they reached Topeka a large
force OF men have been busy putting
the various attractions in place The
shows travel in their own special train
of twenty cars, twelve of these cars are
fiat ones to transport the different
and other cars necessary for the ag-
gregation and private car for Mr..
Anderson, one of the managers, whose
wife and family accompany him in all
of the trips. This show which is known
as the Great Cosmopolitan Shows"
has been on the road continuously for
the past seven years The company
consists of over three hundred people
They have their own private steno-
grapher and clerical force The past
winter they spent in Texas and from
North Topeka they will go to Center
Vile. Ia The main entrance of the
show will be at Laurent street and
Kansas avenue which has been par
titioned off with large pillars making
several gateWays. The Penny Arcade
will also be on Laurent street as will
the Ferris wheel. On Quincy street,
north of Laurent will be the Ghost
show, while other vaudeville shows will
be south of Laurent on Quincy
Laurent street from the avenue to
Monroe will be one entire amusement
avenue while the merry-go-round and
the Wild West Hippodrome will be on
vacant lots secured for these purposes
The carnival will be opened by Mayor
Green and the members of the city
council, who will attend in a body
Mayor Green will deliver the opening
address on behalf of the city while
F. o. Morns. president of the Civic
club viii respond The city fathers
will make the trip from the auditorium
TO the Carnival grounds in automobiles
Tuesday evening the newsboys of To-
Deka including the carriers and those
selling papers will be the guests of the
club. Wednesday evening will be the
NJ. W. A. day and Thursday the Topeka
Commercial club and member of the
EIks will be entertained. The former
will attend as an organization. but the
latter as individuals. Large crowds
are expected in North Topeka this
week All of the people connected
with the show who can find accOmmo-
datious IN North Topeka have done so.
Last evening everything in the Willis
was eaten up and it was nee
esSary to open up one of the grocery
stores and secure provisions. About
every business house on the avenue is
decorated in honor Of the carnival
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