The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-26
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NORTH TWEKA NEWS

/ Pickle factory. has rented the c. a
Fernstrom property at 1924 Logan
street. and viii move his family Their,
the first of the month
Mrs. G. r. Gould of Lawrence ana
daughter, Mrs. E. s. Meade of EImont
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert Green Of 921 Harrison street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Bair and daugh,
ter Evelyn Of 80 Jackson street, wers
the guests today of Mr.. and Mrs
Browning at their home north of town
Nj. Claude Sheppard, who left yes
terday for Los Angeles. Cal. and Pa
cific coast towns to spend his vacation
was accompanied by his sister, Miss IIa
Sheppard.
Word has been received here of the
death Of Mr.. David Hessin, formerly
Of North Topeka but who a few years
ago moved to Ohio. Mr.. Hessiu's death
occurred the first of the week and his
burial took place last Wednesday.
Mrs, J. c. Root and Miss Maude Lee
Wilson of OsawIlie are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Whitehead of 1914 Quincy
street
Mr.. and Mrs John McMullin and Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace of Osawkie, are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs Brammer OF 1902
Monroe street
J. E Guild. of Silver Lake, was in
town today.
Mrs. ]. c. Hastings. of Granville.
was in town today shopping.
s F. Wilson. of Granville. was a
North side visitor today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Stohre left yes
terdoy for MOnuose, Cal. where they
Will make their home with their son
Harry Fowler and Joe Jirious of Sill
Yer Lake, were in town today
Miss Jane Eisenhower was the guest
last night of Mrs. NJ. E Lockwood of
1109 Monroe street, who is seriously i'll.
Mrs, Ellie Stephens. of Holman street,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Arthur
SwenSer south of Lawrence
NJ C Holman is having a cement
walk put down at his home on Evelyn
street Many Of the other property
owners are improving their places by
painting their Eouses and repairing
their walks and fences. All of these
add greatly to the ap-
pearance Of Holman's addition which is
by nature one Of the most beautiful
dwelling places in North Topeka
Mrs F. A Hahn, of Kansas City. IS
visiting Mrs Snedneker of 1922 Mon
roe street
Miss Fay Martin. of Kiro, is spend
ing the day in town.
Charles Gerteisen. agent for the SAN
IA Re junction depot, received word
yesterday from the United States Land
ana Beef Sugac company at Garden
ship 1GO more Russians from North To-
peka TO Garden City at once.
Chester Myers. son of E. H Myers of
the Myers Planning mill, had his right
hand badly injured yesterday while at
the mill The young man was work
ing at the place when mis- hand slipped
against -he chisel of Joiner and the
two first fingers of his right hand were
cut off.
The w T K club will meet Tuesday,
April 80. at the home of Mrs c. E. Jor-
Ian, 1922 Jackson street Roll call will
De answered by current events. There
VIII be three papers at this meeting, one
1y Mrs. r. s. Plummer on Composition
md Manufacture of Glass" one by Mrs.
W H Davis on Some Noted Art Win
lows" and one by Mrs. T. n. Davis on
Cut Glass, Bohemian and Other
Hinds.''
Charles Gerteisen, agent for the Rus
ian Consulate and the German Steam
'h1p company. received word yesterday
hat Jacob Ingenthron who is en- route
rom Sorotow, Russia, to North Topeka,
: detained in the hospital at Baltimore
1y sickness and sore eyes The message
stated that Mr.. Gerteisen would be
escent and ready to travel Mr. Ingen-
hron is brother of Mrs Frank Spet- |
er of 916 Madison street.
Harries-Reed. The marriage of Miss |
sarah Elizabeth Harries, eldest daugh- |
er of Mr. and Mrs. George Harries, TO |
Thursday evening at half past eight |
iclock at the Harries home, 912 West |
Gordon street The decorations in the /
larlor were of white and green and !
bouquets of white carnations with green /
Oliage adorned either end of the piano. /
he dining room was in red and long |
treamers We're festooned from the cor
erS OF the room TO the chandelier, max |
lg canopy under which was set the /
'ridal table in the center of which was /
vase of long stemmed red carnations |
he ceremony was SOlemnized by Canon i
talbot of Grace Cathedral and as Miss /
ella Caldwell played the MendeIssohn +!
Wedding march the bridal party entered 1
he parlor and took their places in the 1
rest end of the room while Canon Tai /
Ot impreSSively read the full Episcopal /
ing service The bride who was given /
4 marriage by her father looked very
weet in her bridal gown of white silk
repe de chine The jumper bodice
pened over a waist of white chiffon and 4
uiIhngs of the chiffon edged the bodice.
Ter girdle was Of white satin and she
arried a bouquet of brides roses Miss
ora Reed. sister of the groom. was
while Mr. Hugh Harries /
rOther Of the bride was the best man
Iiss Reed wore a pretty gown of ecru
eoline- After Mr.. and Mrs Reed had
eceived the Nuptial blessing they min
led with their guests in a delightfully."-
Normal manner. The wedding supper
Tas served in the dining room, the
uests being seated at one long table |
ust before the supper was served the |
ride threw her bouquet which was |
aught by Miss Reed Mr. and Mrs
Iced went Immediately to housekeeping
t 1871 Jackson street where thew will
e at home to their friends after May
rst.
GueSt-Here, waiter: take this chicken