The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-24

[It@Ds tor The North Topeka column nay
be Ietr a. the Pstro 4 DIX
sSors - North Kansas avenue. OF cal
! Lcs North Sds reoorrer at he- home.
Ind 1h0ne e.
Dr. Miller Of RossviIIe spent today
on the North side
Mr. Fred BUschuer and Mr. o NJ
&pro1 spent today in Kansas City
Mr. FoUch spent today IN
Kansas City On = short business rrrp-
Perfection Is perfect -four. made
u the kzw Milling Co. Topeka kan
M T b Pitcher and Mr. a ]
o~ens OF lnou were in town today
NJ and Mrs I'd Whitman and Mrs
G W Whitman trading in town
today.
See Miss Edna Staples for fine mil
tnery- Latest styles s4II Kansas
aveEue-
Mrs z D snzu has decided not to
% 70 California but VIII remain in To-
pea this winter
North Kansas Avenue are paPer1ug Il
painting their grocery store
Mr. J c Harding received a severe
injury yesterday while lighting 3 match
and q spark going II his eye
China painting firing Orders taken
Mrs z D Small coruer Gordon and
Central venue North Topeka
About i've couples from North To-
peka Viii attend an ENTERTAINMENT az
the Lyman school house tonight
M Charles Smith Of MarpIes
IS spending Z two weeks
vacation OF The Smith farm near
Granville
There has been nearly one million
gallons Of water sprinkIed on the
streets OF North Topeka since April I
10 present time
Mr. G. W Petro of 1898 Harrison
W1n has hzz1 ==-T--z-T- ~ g.
the past three or four weeks Is much
improved today
Mrs Ralph Skinner and her three
children left this morning for E1mour
70 spend about three = L guests
Of her sister Mrs John Curry.
Mr. James Ward OF 1903 Jackson
street died last evening about s O'CLOCK
He was IS OF age and leaves Z
VIE father and mother and four
brothers
Mr. Cruuzn kspIinger Of Usage
county Is in North Topeka 70 visit his
grandfzthsr and granduother. Mr. Inc
Mrs John P Hart OF West Shorey, for
= few days
The Diamond heater At ss4 North
Kansas avenue Is adding daily new
moving pictures and illustrated sonzs
70 Is clean moral and in
telLiseut- Open from 2-3G .. m TO 5
IT. L from T-59 , n TO 1890 p
continued performance North
Topeka people shouId ~patronize his
excellent entertainment Come as rOn-
as you Ike for the small admission Of
cents
! successful surprise party was
planned and carried out last VIENNA
Mrs Robert Campbell The time
very pleasantly Pen Those
Mr. and Mrs H L Moody.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bell Mrs Emma
blackwell Mrs Lizzie kertchfset- Mrs
Jennie Hawkins. Mrs Julia MathsuS.
Mr. Warren Campbell Mr. Robsrc
Campbell M JOHN Glenn Mr. Homer
M Metre Rayuor and Master
Oliver Campbell Miss Carrie Bell Miss
Helen Moody and Miss BeuIah Camp
Eva ACCorkfu Monday evening at her
home 1525 Quincy street the occasion
her eleventh birthday The even
1g vas spent in Playing games Light
--st-@dmslts were served TIE guests
we're Katherine Hopsou- Vera Maze
Barbara Lewis EhsT Langey, Kath-
=rIne Walker. Fanny and Clara
" urc6sE- Dora smp Edith and
McCorEu- Russell Hamilton
Nash. Tx BecksL Dewey Nc
1ork1L- Bert Peckham. Vanta Lewis
Eugene McCorkin
Mrs Charles Armstrong North Har-
street gave 4 birthday party
y ECsSdEy afternoon in honor OF her
Fsys eighth anniversary
he e1-tsr-zIlnIsn was started with q
le41u- hunt Anna Bales won the prize
and outdoor games were then in
IN Refreshments were served
Hrs D w Bales assisting Those in
TIED we're Barker. Mary
Eslsu Steele Carrie n
Mcclure Edna Mcclure. Edna
Bernie EIdrfdge, Narxuerfte :
,o1EeL Gladys Pratt Ruth Berry.
ruth Eanzu- Louis Suit Darua !
.l~zuEhbsugh. Clara Pace. Myrtle Pros
Viola VsnNfce. Mary Blanchard
SIsughbaUzh Anna Bales. Ellen
Holiday, Francis short