The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-02

North REMNWS.

Fireworks! Fireworks! at Withers'.
/ Cyrus Cook was a North side visitor
| today from Granville.
Samuel Dolman left today for Okla
home on a two weeks trip.
| Mr.. Birmhaumer of F>airview has re-
turned from a visit to his old home in
Germany.
! Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson went to
| housekeeping yesterday at their own
] home lib Jackson street.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
: fist church will meet Wednesday
/ afternoon at the church. Special work.
| Mrs. Harry Wilkerson. who has been
! spending a week in Rossville the guest
of Mrs. John Reed and Mrs. Cox, has
returned home.
Miss Mabel King of lis East Cor
don street went to Junction City today
for visit of several weeks to her
sister. Mrs. w. A. Carr.
Mrs. J. F. Cell and little son of Kan
sas City are guests this week of Mrs.
Cells parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. L..
Musson of 524 Park street.
Mrs. ]. Shore of 1906 Quincy street
entertained Mrs. J. H. Miller. Mrs.
Belle Groendyke. Mrs. Charles Berg
and Mrs. WoIpert of Meriden at dinner
Monday.
Mrs. Fred Buechner. who has been
i'll at her home on Quincy street for
the past two weeks, is improving and
was able yesterday to sit up a short
time.
Mrs. VIM. Sutton and daughter-in-
law, Mrs. R. NJ. Sutton, and little
daughter Burma, who have been the
guests of Mrs. G. o. Burger, returned
yesterday to their home in Wichita.
Mrs. Mamie. Phillips and grandson.
James Phillips of Oklahoma City, who
have been the guests of Mrs. Phillips
daughter, Mrs. C. o. Burger. have
gone to Council Grove to visit another.
DAUGHTER, Mrs. Leeman-
Mrs Nina Neiswender and son Thur
low of Silver Lake are spending some
time on the North side. Mrs. Neiswen-
der and son will occupy the Dolman
house at 122 West Gordon street while
Mrs Neiswender's sister and family are
in Colorado.
Miss Heloise Green who has been
trimming in millinery house at
Elgin. Ill, the past season and is now
visiting in Chicago, will arrive home
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Green of 921 Harrison street.
Rev Walter E. Tanner who closed his
connection with the North Topeka Bap-
fist church Sunday evening left yester-
day for Emporia. From there he will go
to Colorado and later to California Mrs.
Tanner and sons are the guests OF MI
Tanners parents in Erie and will later
be with her parents in the same county
Miss Pearl Nash of the queensware
department of Crosby Bros store en-
tertained the young women of that
department last evening at a picnic
supper at her home. 1914 Polk street
The Nash lawn is very attractive and
we'll ADAPTED for an outing of that
kind. The evening was spent with
music.
Mrs. Lee Mills. who has been visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs w. H.
turned to her home in Kansas city
Sunday. She was accompanied by her
broth er-in-law and his wife, Mr. ana
Mrs. Elmer Miller of Kansas, Texas,
who have been visiting relatives in
Amity Lodge 231 x. of P installed
the following officers at their meeting !
last evening: c. p. Antrim, G. G; A
]. Gahagan, V. G.; benjamin werner
son. prelate; VIM. Shorey, recorder;
w H. Zarker, K. of r. & s; II. {:
Bowen, NJ of E.; A. v, Sch enck, M. of
F.; H. w. Banks. M. of A; E. john
son, inside guard.
Miss Myrtle Coleman of Menoken left |
Saturday for Lawrence where she will |
stav several days visiting relatives. |
From there she goes to Kansas City to |
be the guest over the Fourth at the !
Boast farm. The end of the week she |
and her cousin, Hazel Boast, will go to |
OIathe to visit their grandmother, Mrs. |
A NJ Coleman
The North Topeka bakers and proba- |
bly, those of the south side are very in |
dignant over an article that recently |
appeared in a morning paper insinuat- |
ing that bakers are in the habit of |
kneading their bread with their feet and |
that they are not generally clean in
their habits. They affirm that the in
situation was not only uncalled for and |
a gratuitous insult to the trade, but |
that the practice is utterly unknown.
1t is claimed that in no business can be
found better and more modern ma
than in bakeries. The work is