The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28
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NORTH topeka NEWS

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Granville.
Isaac Burton was in town today
from EImont.
Mr. and Mrs W. l. Oliver are visit
ing in Clay county.
Rev. Bruce Kinney will preach to-
morrow morning and evening at the
Baptist church
street. south, is visiting Miss Grace
Lukens at SunnysIope farm. Roches-
ter
Money to loan on real estate securi-
ty. rates reasonable. c. D. Meyers <
Co. s27 Kansas avenue. North Topeka.
Kansas.
Mrs. Mathews of Shorey will go to
Kansas City Monday morning TO visit
friends and attend the Priests OF Pal
las parade
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Beaudry left this
morning for Kansas City, where they
will assume charge Of the dining room
OF the Virginia
M and Mrs. T NJ Forbes are ex-
pected home Monday from Excelsior
Springs. No. where they have been
for the past week
We would like to fill that prescrip-
ton for you-it will be exactly as your
doctor orders Give US a call; prices
right. Petro & Woodford.
Harry B. Graves. formerly OF North
Topeka but now principal Of the
schools at Collier, Kansas. is in town
visiting relatives and friends.
Bob Thomas is up from the univer-
sity at Lawrence to spend Sunday at
the home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H Thomas of S23 Jackson street
Clifford Nystrom. who Is attending
spend Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Nystrom of 1918 Jackson
street
, Mr. and Mrs NJ WaIdman. Mr.. Al
bert Shook and little daughter. Edna.
and Mrs COnnely Of 1926 Jackson
street will go 10 the T r. Reed farm
TO spend Sunday.
Miss Alice Skinner. who is taking
the domestic science course at the K.
s. A c. a Manhattan. will spend Sun
day visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
J. H Skinner Of ShOrey.
Fred Joseph. travelling salesman for
the Topeka Paper company. came in to
spend Sunday visiting his mother, Mrs.
Julia Joseph Of S23 Kansas avenue, and
his brother, Abe Joseph
John KeIlar OF fire station No is
enjoying his annual vacation and will
leave tomorrow for Granville to join
Mrs. KeIIar who has been visiting
relatives there for the past several
days.
The evange1istic meetings which
the big tent in Oakland and have been
continued ever since under the au-
spices of Rev. E P. Ewing. will close
tomorrow evening
The burglar alarm at the Citizens
bank went off last evening at
O clock which caused the usual crowd
TO gather around the place TO find out
what was the matter. Some part OF
the mechanism of the alarm was QUIZ
of order at this time which caused the
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the officials of the bank who were in
the building at the time
Charles Gerteisen. agent at the A T.
& s F junction. will leave the 9Th Of
October for Alanosa. Colo. for a visit
Of several weeks 10 his brother. John
Gertefsen and family During Mr.
Gerteisen's absence C w Shepherd
will have charge Of the junction work
Dean Wendell the 11-months-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Wendell. died
this morning Of summer complaint at
the home of his parents, 1424 Van
Buren, street The funeral viii be held
Sunday afternoon at o'clock from the
house and the burial will be in Roch-
ester cemetery
Mrs ConneIv of 1895 Jackson street
expects to leave Monday for Kansas
City. where she will be the guest OF
friends and witness the Priests OF
Pallas parade From there she Will go
to Independence, No. where she will
:. Of that place
Miss Nellie wetherholt will entertain
Monday evening at her
home. 1918 Jackson street, IN honor
0f DR.. and Mrs Clinton Rhodes OF
Terre Haute. Ind. who are spending 4
few weeks in Topeka the guests OF Mr.
Rhodes parents Mr.. and Mrs C H
Rhodes Of 925 Quincy street, and or
his uncle. DR.. L A Ryder
The Chandos club met yesterday
n
Rutter and reorganized for the winter.
Miss Ellen Parkhurst was elected |
president TO fill the vacancy caused
oy the absence of Mrs Charles Curtis. |
who Is in Washington for the winter;
Miss Evelyn Holman was reelected
secretary The membership IS about |
The same as last year with the excep-
ion Of the addition Of Mrs F P. Ell |
more. The course OF study Will. as
asst winter. be Shakespeare plays |
Julius Caesar has been selected for |
he one to be studied at the first regu-
ar meeting which will be some time |
n October at the home of Mrs Rutter. |
he exact date to be announced later
The new Era Department store held
heir annual fall opening last evening,
II which time the entire store was in
holiday attire. Never in the history OF
his business firm was their store more
decorated than at this
inc Large branches of the sturdy oak
we're used very effectively These were
Lrranged in arches while huoe stalks of
,oru from which hung the ripened ears
Il corn made fitting pillars for them
onE the glossy foliage of the oak
caves were entwined ribbons OF the
'rIt11r,,7 tfuts and shades The front |
art of the building had been cleared
nd converted for the evening into a
,acantiou hall while one corner Of the
lace was furnished as an Indian cosy
,orner. MarshaH's band played from S
O 10 and a large crowd was in attend
Lnce Added TO all these attractions
here was on display the very latest OF
all styles from millinery to dress ma