The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-03
NORTH TOPEKA.
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E: ]. Nolte left today for Colorado
Springs
George and Isaac Schermerhorn OF
Hoyt were in town today.
Dave Slower has purchased the
Small home on Morse street.
Joseph Melcher is putting in the
foundation at his Sardou avenue lots
Frank Weir of Silver Lake left today
for Shawnee, Ok, where he will To-
cate.
Mrs. S. E. Kinsinger and daughter,
AIRS. William Dale Bridge, went to
Kansas City this morning to spend the
day.
c. d. Myers & Co. of S27 Kansas
avenue have sold the Slower farm near
kiro and the Small residence on Morse
street.
Mrs. VIII Ward and daughter, Nell
lie, accompanied by Mrs. Taylor, moth
er of Mrs. Ward, left today for Paw
nee Rock to visit.
O. w. May has, through his attor-
ney J. J. King, settled satisfactorily
Railroad company.
Arthur See and family moved yes
terday from 1910 Jackson street to their
own home at 515 Park street. which they
lately purchased from Miss Frances
Cole.
North Topeka camp 1243 NJ. w. A.,
will serve ice cream and cake tomorrow
evening and will have work in one of
the degrees. All UlGuAOGIS art dShGQ ~
be present.
Mrs. Floyd Brocket who has been the
guest for the past two weeks of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. z. X Ieinzman
of 1925 Kansas avenue, left today Tor
her home in Lebo, Kan.
The ]. ]. King Real Estate agency
sold four properties yesterday, 1872
Holman st. to Geo Nelson: .929 Taylor
st. to Mr.. Smith; 1O15 West Gordon St
to s. A. Towne. and 212 Western ave-
. 10 p @ KanQiSeF
' Misses Myrtle and Marie Mullen, of
Wamego, formerly of North Topeka,
who have been the guests of Mrs. JOS
eph Davies of Ais Buchanan street,
south and of North side friends, have
returned to their home.
George Brett and George Schmidt,
both have their new houses on North
Sardou avenue completed. These par
ties are fresh arrivals from Russia and
they lost no time in buying lots and
building after they reached here
The Arnold Drug company COM
menced to move their wholesale store
today from their North side location
to the building at 523 Jackson street,
south, which E. c. Arnold, president of
the company, purchased a few months
ago. The retail business Will remain
on the North side.
Charles Gerteisen, local agent for the
German Steamship company, received
a cablegram yesterday from Eidlkuhn,
which is on the line between Russia and
germany Llal refer NlOQ6IQduS, Wll6
and sister-in-law who are en- route for
North Topeka, were at that point
stranded and to wire authority for their
transportation at once and 100 rubles |
in money
Heinzman-Wray: The marriage of |
Miss Pearl Heinzman, eldest daughter I
of Mr. and Mrs. z. K Heinzman to Mr.. /
Worth w. Wray of Kansas City, was /
solemnized Tuesday evening at half 1
past six o'clock at the home of the !
brides parents, 1925 Kansas avenue. !
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Francis L. Hayes, pastor of the First !
Congregational church and the atten-
dantS were Miss Louise Darlington
bridesmaid and Mr.. Harry Heinzman,
best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Wray left on
the o'clock train for Kansas City
where they will make their home.
The Ladies' Guild of the Church of !
the Good Shepherd gave a farewell /
reception yesterday afternoon at the |
home of Mrs. Jerome Colvin, 915 Van
Buren, street, in honor of Miss Juliet
c. Smith of New York city. Miss
North Topeka in the interest of the
Church of the Good Shepherd and ex-
poets to return here next fall for an
other winters work. The affair yes
terday was most enjoyable and thor
oughly informal Each guest was Civ
en- a sheet of cardboard on which was
written the full name of the honor
guest, Juliet Cornelia Smith, and asked
to make as many words as she could
from the letters in the name. The
contest was very spirited, but at the
close of the time limit it was found
that Miss Smith herself had the great
est number of words, 235, and was
awarded the prize, a passepartout
picture, while if there had been a con-
ISOLATION prize it would have been Civ
en- to Mr.. G. W. Nau, who had
words on his list. Just before the
serving of the refreshments, Bishop
F. r. Millspaugh on behalf of the
Guild presented Miss Smith with q
book as a souvenir of happy hours !
spent with the Guild of the Good |
Shepherd church. About forty guests !
we're present among them Bishop
Canon and Mrs. Talbot
Miss Hambleton, Mrs. Charles B.
Thomas Mrs. Joseph Wayne and Mrs.
william Gilman.