The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-05

from Meriden.
John Pennick was in town today
J. w. Cochran was a North side Wis
1tors today from Kiro-
Asa Moore of Indian Creek expects
to enroll as a student at Manhattan
Monday.
Ten hours after the 1Oc Midwinter
tickets were put on sale they were
sold out.
Mrs. Mary Horning and Mrs Massey
OF Granville, were in town today
shopping.
Miss Viva Brown will sing the Of
fertory solo at the Church of the Good
shepherd tomorrow evening.
Miss Edna Kincaid will leave Mon
day to continue her work as teacher
OF a district school near Hoyt.
Go to the Home Grain Co, corner
Morse and Tyler streets. North To-
peka, for chop and ground feed.
The Gem laundry have been compell-
ed to work two nights this week owing
to the rush of work. at their plant.
Mrs Arthur Griggs has returned to
her home in Atchison after a visit to
Mrs d. d. Clark of Shorey and To-
peka friends
man of Silver Lake, Harry Rice of Ell
mont and Frank Kiser of Downs were
North Topeka visitors today.
Mr.. Chase Devance of Rochester is
very seriously ill and his recovery is
doubtful Mr.. David Gordon has for
several days and nights been at his
bedside.
Mrs. George CuIbert of Menoken,
who is en- route to Valencia to visit
her mother, was the guest last night
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Section of 1923
Van Buren, street.
Entertainment by Foster Comedy
Co. Tuesday. Jan. 8. at Woodman hall.
North Topeka, for benefit of No 55
r. N. A. when Foster will present his
wonderful act of magic
J. d. Stevens of 923 Tyler street is |
now at home from DR.. Keith's hos
pitaL He is so improved that he ex-
poets to resume his position with the |
State Journal force soon.
Mr.. Clifford Nystrom will return to
Lawrence tomorrow to continue his
spending the holidays at the home of
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Nys-
from of 1O1S Jackson street.
Mrs. Harris Goodrich went to Law
renee this morning to visit Mr.. Good |
rich's parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. !
Goodrich Mr.. Goodrich will join her
there. this evening and they will re-
turn home tomorrow night
Miss Pernelia Curtis will leave
Sunday for Wellesley, Mass. to re-
sumo her studies at wellesley college
Topeka with her parents, Congress
man and Mrs. Charles Curtis.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. nj. Pollom of Indian
Greek, entertained Friday evening in
honor of the Manhattan students from
that vicinity who return to their studies
Monday. A pleasant programme was
given anu very ChJOJo evening
spent.
Second Presbyterian church. corner of
jackson and Gordon streets, ]. S. Glen
denning, pastor, Sunday school at GAS
a M. and preaching service at II a. M,
Christian Endeavor at $50 p. m. At
T:89 p m, the pastor will speak on
the Christian Esndeavor theme.
Mrs Flora Plumley, who has been
visiting her father, c. d. Shields, will
return to her home in Denver. Colo.
today. Miss Berta Shields, who has
also been visiting her father, returned
Saturday to her school at Marquette,
Kansas.
The business men of the North side
have organized Civic club and have
appointed a committee composed of
Fred Morns. ]. A Sheetz, c. E. Jordan,
J. KnOte Withers and T. D. Joseph to
canvass the North side men and citi-
gems and work up an interest in the or
ganization and induce them to join the
club.
Mr. Howard johnson entertained a
number of his friends last evening at
his home in the Kaw valley neighbor-
hood Among those present were Misses
Leila Horns, Jennie and Alice Chapman,
Grace Hines. Naomi Anderson, Mary
Saunderson. Lena Jackson, Mrs. Petit,
Messrs- Lester Olson, Clarence Olson,
Earl Anderson, Bert Petit, Clarence
Stewart and Charles Jackson
Tomorrow, the Feast of the Epi-
phany, the services at the Church o.
the Good Shepherd will be Sunday
school at 10 o'clock Morning prayer
with address at IL o'clock In the
evening at 8 o'clock the Ri. Rev.
Frank r. Mi1lspaugh, bishop of Kan
sas, will be present and administer the
rite of confirmation to class which
has been receiving instruction for the
past two months The service in the
evening will be a choral one.
Harmony Rebekah Circule was very
pleasantly entertained Thursday after !
noon by Mrs c. F. Frisbie at her home, !
1121 Monroe street. Those present We're
Mrs Minnie Whitehead, Mrs Libbie
Wolverton, Mrs. Inez Day, Mrs. Kate
Diffenderfer, Mrs. Finch, Mrs George
Finch, Mrs Kistler Mrs Dora Wolf,
Rose Frisbie, Paul and Galen Finch.
The Circle will meet on the 18th of jan
vary at the home of Mrs. Minnie {
Whitehead on Monroe street. =
Mrs. W. c. Swartz entertained at !
dinner yesterday in honor of her
cousin, Miss Nellie Davies, who left 5
last evening to resume her studies at :
National Park seminary, Forest Glenn,I
Maryland, after spending the Christ
mas vacation the guest of Topeka
relatives and friends. Mrs. Swartz was
assisted by her sister. Miss Zoe Para
more Covers were laid for Miss
Davies, Miss Jetta Paramore, Mrs. r. :
X Diffenderfer, Mrs. Fred Clarke and :
Mrs. Oran Layton. =
Misses Eleanor and leila Lukens en- +
tertained the E. G. S. girls and their :
men friends very informally wednes- '
day evening at the Lukens home, 1909
Centre. avenue Those present were
ner. Miss Hazel Haynes, Miss Nell Dol
man. Miss Helen Haynes, Miss Lolah =,
McAfee, Messrs- JAG Campbell. Bob {
Thomas, Ed James, Harold Forbes Dor
Jameson. Glen Bryan Grove Dolman. RI
Thursday evening the same crowd COM
posed line party at the Grand for the Il
Squaw Man and last evening they were I
entertained very delightfully."- by Miss =
Permelia Curtis. Miss Imogene Wher-
rift of Kansas City was an out of town :
guest present '
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