The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-17

NORTH TOPEKA NE VS.

Coach number 7ss Is a new car TO
the Leavenworth branch of the Uniol
Mrs. c. o. Burger will go to Kan
sas City next week for a few days
stay.
Between $50 or 400 people are expect
ed to go on the excursion to Fort Rile.
| tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Mccall of 142-
| Central avenue are the parents of {
son, born Tuesday.
A fine Berkshire hog was sold b,
Mr.. David Page yesterday at the
Lawrence sale for $3.50.
Mr.. Daniel Dunlap of Hamilton. Mo.
arrived Yesterday to be the guest O.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Cross.
Mr.. L. W. Lisindee has returned
from Salt Lake City to be employed
at the Union Pacific depot.
Mr.. Theodore Hanson of McPher.
son will preach. morning and even.
ing, at the Baptist church.
Miss Irene Leman of Council Grove
will arrive Monday to be the guess
of her aunt Mrs. c. o. Burger.
The Ohio club. entertained by ]. H
FOUGHT and Mr.. w. J. Lewis, meets al
the home of the former Monday even
ing
Mrs. A. NJ. Roger of 1902 North Quin-
| cy street, who has been confined to heI
home ten days on account of illness
has recovered
| Mrs. Boyd and Mrs. CoweIl of West
Laurent street, North Topeka, have
opened a dress making shop at 1920
| Kansas avenue.
| Prices count. Get Foucht's hard
ware closing out prices on farm
wagons, SOS and $40. Team harness.
Best 26 in. heavy wire, 2sc.
Mrs. Baker and son, William, of $40
North Quincy. left yesterday for Seat
tie, Wash, TO Join Mr.. Baker and To-
cate permanently at that place.
Miss Olive and Mary DoolIttle will
return this evening from Guthrie, Okla.
| where they have been visiting with rela-
| tives for the past two months.
A marriage license was issued in
the district court this morning to Mr..
George Degard, aged 26, and Miss
Catherine Schoefelbein, aged 22.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crawford, Mr.
Jesse Crawford and Miss Bessie
Crawford have gone for two weeks
stay in Galveston and other Texas
points.
Miss Anna Schenck and mother, who
time, are expected next week to re-
turn to Topeka to again take up a
residence here.
Mr.. Glen Bardsley writes that on
July 4, in Chihuahua, Mex, he went
turkey hunting and sends a kodak
he shot with six shots.
Miss Eva Gregory, who has been the
guest of Miss Ruby Davis and Miss
Lille Davis. leaves Sunday for her
home in Guthrie, Ok. Miss Ruby Davis
will accompany her for a short visit.
Miss Lossie Carr, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Carr, S29 Madi-
son street. leaves tonight for Valley
Falls for short visit before going
with her parents to reside permanently
in Colorado. :.
Mr.. w. W. Rutter, who with his
wife, has been spending a fortnight
in Colorado resorts, has returned.
Mrs. Rutter will visit a few days with
her mother in Spring Hill before re-
turning home. RI
Mr.. Louis Fraser, a travelling man
living here, says that he never saw
such fine prospects for corn. In Dick
fnson county and along the Republic
can river all indications point to
bumper CROP
Mrs. H D. Clayton, her son Gilbert
and daughter Avis are visiting Mrs.
Clayton's brother, Mr.. John Drake,
north of town, and her sister-in-law,
Mrs A. j. Ashpole, on Central avenue.
Mr. Clayton is publisher of the New
Era at Hill City, Kan.
Yesterday the State Journal received
an item, written in ink making an an
nouncement of the marriage of Nettfe
Hastings and Raymond Fisher, which
was a mistake. The new married couple
at Mr. Hastings are Mr. and Mrs. Bates
who were married Wednesday evening,
August IA and have rooms at the home
of Mr. Hastings.
At the. Church of the Good Shepherd,
Episcopal. corner of Laurent and Quincy
streets. the services tomorrow will be
morning prayer with litany and SER
mon at Ii o'clock. Sunday school with
Bible class at 10 o'clock. In the even
ing at o'clock there will be the full
choral service with sermon by the Rev.
Douglas J. Hobbs of Grace Cathedral.
The Harmony Rebekah circle was en-
tertained last night at the home of Mrs.
Ida Ravens, 1916 Logan street. Music
was furnished by Mrs. Charles Havens
and small daughter, Ruth. Those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. James Ravens,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Day, son Harold
and little daughter Thelma, Mr.. and
Helen, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Kraus and
little daughter lone. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A Hearick, Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Cap
ron, Mrs Charles Haven, son William
and daughter Ruth, Mrs. Dora NJ. Wolf,
Mrs. Sibbie Wo1verton, Mrs. j. K.
Withers, Mrs. c. w. Armstrong and lit
tie daughter Fay, Mrs. F. r. Conwell
and little daughters Margaret and Char
lotte, Mrs. J. N. Classify, Mrs. Elizabeth
Finch, Mrs. Ed Offerman. Mrs. Minnie
Connolly, Mrs. Minnie Whitehead, Miss
Hattie Miller, Miss Nellie Fitzgerald,
Miss Blanche Moore, Miss Eleanore
Holiday. Miss Francis Short Miss Lena
Hohnbaum, Miss Mabel Cochran, Miss
Florence Anderson Miss Carrie Haynes,
Miss Marie Finch and Miss Eva Haven.
The circle will meet in three weeks with
Mrs Dave Kraus at her home on the
South side.