The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-31

Mr. Guy Compton of Indian Creek
spent today in town trading
Mr. Brewer of 1873 North Kansas
avenue is remodeling his house.
Mr.. Cleavenger is able to ba IN
again after several weeks illness.
The new pictures are fine at the
Diamond this week. Come out and
see them.
Mr.. W. D. Davis of Reams Corner
spent today the guest of friends in
North Topeka.
today in North Topeka the guest of
old acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Chamberlain of
North Quincy street are the parents of
baby. born Monday
Dr.. NJ. E. Bryon OF st. Louis. form
erly a dentist in North Topeka. is
VISITING on the North Side for a few
days. =
Mr.. Theo. Forbes, 1910 North Non
roe street, who has been very sick
with malaria fever, is slowly improv-
ing.
The D. & H. rug factory and carpet
cleaning works of SIS Kansas avenue
Der Is.
Mrs. Ernest Hohnbaun returned to
her home in Sabetha today after a
weeks visit with her sisters, the
Misses Hohnbaun.
Mr.. W. l. Trip of Carbondale and
Chas. Trip of Lincoln. Neb.. his
brother, are visiting friends in North
Topeka for few days
The Woodmen and Royal Neighbors
OF Onaga are here attending the
grand lodge. They came yesterday
and will return home tomorrow.
Mr.. Earl Thomas received word
from his mother today that she ar
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she is going to spend the winter, all
right.
Mr.. c. W. Willis. who went to Hot
Springs Ark, a few weeks ago for the
benefit of his health, is reported no
better and will return home in a short
time.
Mr.. Lewis Dolman of 1926 North
Quincy street is suffering from an in
jury received Tuesday from a large
piece of coal falling upon his foot and
MASKING II.
Miss Grace Brooke, who works at
her position and will accept a position
in the Watson grocery store on the |
South side.
Chas. F. Bridge, the old time real
estate and rental agent, 1907 North |
Kansas avenue, does not advertise |
very much, but says he went into the |
milk business just 81 years ago today. |
Mr.. I. L. Rink of Silver Lake. Mr.. |
and Mrs. A. J. Clinance of Granville, |
VIM. Owens of Silver Lake, Miss |
Thomas of Silver Lake and W. A. |
of Silver Lake were among the |
North side visitors today.
Mrs. Lucille Kuntz of 1918 Kansas |
avenue will entertain informally this /
evening the following guests: Miss |
Geneve Holman, Miss Elsie Howard, |
Miss Ethel Glenn. Miss Stafford. Miss
Ethel link. Mr.. Sidney Smith, Mr.. Ed |
Mr.. Carl Stafford, Mr.. Robert |
Smith and Mr.. Arlun Holman.
Mr.. C. J. Church. quartermaster
sergeant of the Seventh cavalry, form
srly of North Topeka. passed through |
the city today with the soldiers while
On their way to Fort Leavenworth.
Mr.. Church visited North Topeka
while in Topeka and found many old
acQuaintances still living on the North
side. His time will be out the fourth |
Of March and he will locate in North |
Topeka. His father was head miller
at the Inter-Ocean mills a few years
ago and is now living at Enid, Okla
homa-
The relatives and friends of Mrs
ed Neff of e29 North Monroe street
planned and successfully carried out a
party, it being her 4eth birth
lay. The evening was pleasantly
Ipent in conversation and music. after
which refreshments of ice cream and
AXE were served Those present were
Mrs. Ed Nen, jr.. and son Edward, Mr..
md Mrs. Carl Neff and son Earl, Mr..
md Mrs. William Heber and daugh-
err Hazel, Mr.. and Mrs. James Coon
y, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E Andrew, Mrs.
Morgan, Mrs. Harry Neff, Mr.. John
CeT, Mr.. George Neff. Miss Olive Nefr
A Halloween party was given last
.vening at the home of Miss Mary
Roberts. PA Fairchild street very
Enjoyable time was had by all pres
mt. Doughnuts, bananas. apples and
ider were the refreshments served.
those present were: Misses Florence
)Hield, Freda Gregg. Hazel Morehead,