The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-25

Col J. y. Stewart went to Grove to-
day.
Harry Rice was in town today from
EImont.
s W. Rice was down today from Sill
yer Lake.
B. c. Dfbble is confined to his home
by sickness.
Smith Nichols was in town today
from Silver Lake
Albert Reicherter- was a North side
visitor today from Silver Lake
A ]. Berry is confined to his horne
west of town by an attack of grip
Mrs H P Swerdfeger. of Wichita.
is the guest of Mrs. ]. B. Belts of 1929
Quincy street
Miss Dorothy McDoulet has return
ed from an extended visit to relatives
in Kansas City.
L. o. Dana and family moved today
from 500 Jackson street to the south
west part of town
Mrs E E. Wilson, of Kansas City
Kan. visited her mother and sisters
on Tyler street Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Dunbar is here from New
Orleans visiting friends Her son Os-
car may accompany her when she re-
turns in a few days
Mr. and Mrs B. T. Goodman will
move this week from 1120 Kansas ave
nue. TO the cottage at 1914 Jackson
street, lately vacated by Fred Clark and
family.
Mr.. Pollom, of Indian Creek, was in
town today with his son who left on
the noon train for Manhattan to re-
sumo his studies at the Kansas state
Agricultural college
Mr.. and Mrs Fred woodburu who
since their marriage last Wednesday
have been the guests Of Mrs. Wood
burns mother, Mrs Stratemeyer. of 225
West Gordon street, left Saturday for
Fort Scott where they viii make their
home.
Thomas Woody. IS years old. died
Saturday afternoon Of pneumonia at
his home, 1401 Jackson street He is
dren- The funeral was held yesterday !
afternoon and the burial was in Roches- |
ter cemetery.
The Shawnee society of the Quincy |
school gave very interesting pro-
gramme on Washington's birthday. !
The room was decorated with blue and |
yellow, the society colors and the ma !
tioral colors. red. white and blue sup
plemented with Indian pictures.
Ralph Wilkerson. the 3-year-oId son /
of Thomas Wilkerson, died this morn |
ing Of pneumonia at the family nome. |
eral will be held Tuesday morning at
10 O'Clock from the house and the 4
burial VIII be in Rochester cemetery. |
VIM Root Of the North side postofrice
has gone to Lawrence to attend the
meeting Of the grand lodge of the A O. /
U ". Mr.. Root is member of the
degree team from Upchurch lodge pa
and Will take part in the. competitive
drilling contest for the state champion
ship.
Clifford Nystrom returned to Law
renee last night to continue his work
at the K. Z. after a short visit to his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Nystror7
MIS- Evan D Davis. widow OF the
late Evan D Davis Of 1927 Central av-
enue, died this morning at the state
hospital where she has been for treat
nent for several months. She is sur
vived by one son Jesse Robinson.
There is a change for the better in
the condition Of L. B. Forbes who has
been very seriously i'll with the grip at
his home on the Rochester road. Mr.
FORBES is 81 years old and his advanced
age made his condition very alarming
put since the change for the better has
much encouraged and it is Thought that
ne VIII recover. He is the father of
Messrs- w A and T. NJ Forbes.
A committee from Blue Post and
committee from the Rochester Cemetery
association have invited SUPERINTENDENT
Charles Of the State Industrial school
with the boys of that institution to at
Tend the Memorial services to be held
a rochester cemetery Thursday, May
10 Mr. Charles on behalf of himself
I
ION The boys of the school will con-
tribute to the programme for that oc-
,asion by giving a song.
On Thursday evening about so neigh
1ors and friends of Mr. and Mrs. C. I,
D. Lucas gave them a farewell sur
rise party The evening was spent
With pleasant conversation and re-
reshnents of sandwiches. pickles. cof-
&c and cake which had been provided !
y the guests were served Mr. and
drs. Lucas and family will leave next ,
week for Oakley, Kan. where they
ave recently purchased a farm and ,
where they will make their home.
The funeral of Miss Harriet Holman
vas held yesterday afternoon at the
aTlily home. 1903 Kansas avenue. and ]
wing to the feeble health of Miss HoI- !
mans mother. Mrs Calvin Holman was I
r1Tate- The services were in charge of
rev James w Reed. pastor OF the {
kansas Avenue NJ E church and DR. I
S Embree. The burial was in Ro- (
hester cemetery and the pail bearers {
we're J. c. Stephens. Shirley French. W. '
L. Van Ness. Enoch Seger, B. ]. Har-
is and H H Bair. I
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