The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-14
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North 1NEMNWS

Mr.. Lemon of Lawrence is the
guest of Mr.. F. P. Gilmore.
Mrs. F. L. Cooper and niece Miss
Ella Allen, have left for two weeks
stay in Colorado.
Mr.. Proctor FOUGHT leaves today
| for a few days hunting and fishing
| trip at Concordia.
Mr.. George Harrel of Kiro is selling
out preparatory to leaving for Okla
homa to reside permanently.
Mrs. Emil APPEL of Logan, Kan.
who has been the guest of Mr.. Apei of
Meriden and other kin, returned to
her home today
Mr.. ]. B. Frawley, division super
intendent of the Union Pacific at
Kansas City. stopped off in the city
today enroute west.
The Mystic Circle meets with Mrs
G. w. Prebble. 521 South Jefferson,
on Thursday at O'Clock. Subject
! Soul Development"
Mrs. NJ. E. Emanuel, who has been
visiting friends in several Kansas
towns. has returned to spend some
time on the North side.
Harmony Rebekah Circle will meet
Friday evening. August 16, at
O'Clock at the home of Mrs. Ida Ha-
ven, 1916 Logan street.
Mr.. j.. A. Vance, passenger agent of
spending a few days in town before
leaving for a three weeks stay in Col
orado.
Mrs. Amelia Brand and three chill
dren, who have been the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Schwartz and other
relatives. returned to her nome IN ST.
Louis this afternoon.
Mrs. Russell Robinson of Joplin,
No. is visiting in Topeka for few
weeks. the guest of Miss Clara Palmer
of 912 North Topeka avenue. Mrs.
Robinson was formerly Miss Ethel
Davis.
People on the North side have been
So peaceable of late that the police
man does not have anything to do but
superintend the paving. Not even the
inha bitants of Railroad street nave
had any wicked spells
The men of the Baptist church met
and organized in the church parlors
last evening. A committee OF nVe was
appointed to report at next week S
meeting on a plan for the social and
intellectual development.
One of the local mills sent carload
of flour to London yesterday. The
freight was 81 r. cents which is con-
sidered by the agents as unusually
high. At times there has been as low
a rate as 26 cents per hundred on ex-
port flour.
Mrs. n. n. Phillips, who has been
the guest for a few days of her
daughters. Mrs. c. o. Burger and
Mrs. S. L. Courtney. left yesterday
for Wichita, Where she VIII WISH ner
granddaughter, Mrs. r. NJ. Sutton
before leaving for her home in Okla
homa City.
A picnic party at Vinewood last
night was composed of the following
persons: Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Scar
lett and children Fred and Salinda;
Mrs. Salinda Scarlet. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Keele. Miss Emma Closmier
and Miss Lottie Closmier of Atchi-
son and Mr.. Fred Scarlet.
Seven street cars were blockaded
near the Kaw bridge this morning
from $3.50 until o'clock on account
of the breaking down of one of the
Thomas lumber wagons. The accident
happened to the wagon just as it was
directly across the car tracks and 1t
was necessary to partially unload the
lumber before the wagon could be re-
moved and the blockade broken.
Mr. and Mrs Cal Lilies gave a
birthday party last evening to cele-
brate the nineteenth birthday of their
son Walter, at their home In Shorey.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Buzbee, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Barnett,
Mrs. F. n. Bowles, Mrs. F. n. Hay
den, Mrs Maggie Cahill, Miss Agnes
McCortsiIl Miss Sadie Cahill. Miss
Daisy Cahill, Miss Murrell Barnett,
Miss Josephine Burnes, Miss Cicil Nc
Intosh, Miss Evelyn Hayden, Mr.. Jas.
Buzbee, Mr.. Charles Buzbee. Mr..
Toney Bowles, Mr. Harry Hayden,
Mr.. Walter Mcintosh