The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-10
NORTH TOPEKA
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since February
Mrs Amelia Stratemeyer and fam
lily moved today from 225. West Cor
don street to 500 West Fifth street
There will be special parish
meeting Thursday evening at o'clock
at the Church OF the Good Shepherd
to consider the improvements on the
parish house 1t is expected that
side at the meeting and all interested
in the church whether communicates
Tor not are invited to come.
{ The Mystic Circle meets at Mrs.
Alice J. Kane's. 1923 Quincy street.
Thursday at o'clock. All interested
on higher thought will come. Sub
Ject Conscience"
E. T. Tenant of 1927 Tyler street.
who has been in Oklahoma in the
newspaper business for the last year
and a half, has returned for the sum-
mer. He says Oklahoma is the COM
ing state of the union
Harry Rice of Elment was a North
side visitor today.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Berry and sons
and Mrs Olson and son Lewis of
Harrington were the guests today of
Mr.. Berry's parents. Mr. and Mrs. a.
j. Berry, at Alyndale farm.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mix of Teeumseh
were the guests today OF Mr.. and Mrs
John D Pratt. 823 Jackson street.
| c. ]. Cusic. L P operator at Men
oxen, was a North side visitor today.
George Garrett of fire station No.
| Is taking a few days vacation and
spending the time improving his home
property on Logan street.
There will be a called meeting of
the Civic club Thursday evening at
the fire station.
Joseph RheinhoId of Newman was
a North side visitor today.
c. I. Cook was down today from
Granville.
The directors of the Shawnee State
bank held their regular quarterly
bank
Mrs Sarah a. Todd has returned
from Kansas City. where she has been
since the first of the week
Ed Richards of Thompsonville was
in North Topeka today looking after
business matters.
MI and Mrs Harry White enter
tanned a few friends at an informal !
party last evening at their home, 1119 |
Central avenue Progressive high five
was played and their guests were Mr.. |
and Mrs Roy Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. |
C F. Adams. Mr. and Mrs Ward Mr. |
and Mrs McCaskey, Mr.. and Mrs. VII |
liam Wetherholt-
Mr.. and Mrs NJ \. Hutchison of /
kiro were in town To-Day.
The marriage of Miss Adele Small /
to MI Archie Dixon of Hoyt Will be /
solemnized this evening at s O'Clock |
at the home of the brides mother,
Mrs E. D. Small 1924 Quincy street
Mr. and Mrs George Groshong- and I
family expect to leave In June to visit |
relatives in Idaho and Oregon for sew
eral months.
Fred Parsons was down from Kan
sas City yesterday for q. short. visit to
his brother. Archie Parsons at his !
home, 2 4 IT $ northeast of town. He |
returned thf a9oFnfng.fs u~ 80 h==~E
George FiederIing of Station "a" is
taking a. two days vacation and de-
voting the time to putting in a garden |
at his place on Seward avenue.
Mr. Wilson was in town today from
Granville.
Mrs. Van Orsdol was down from
Silver Lake today shopping
Mr. Rollin Nichols, who has just :
returned from California where he be-
came familiar with the oiled roads is
very enthusiastic over this kind of
paving and thinks we can not intro
duce it in Topeka any too soon. He
thinks they are in every way superior
to either brick or asphalt. The cost
in California is only three cents
foot. but would probabI cost some
thing more in Kansas This paving is |
made about six inches thick and lasts
from eight to ten years without re-
pairs, which are easily made when
needed The oiled roads are elastic !
but firm and freer from dust than 9TH
er kinds from the fact that they seem
10 ABSORB IFluCn OF the aust " hfch l.
proves the paving Probably the Civic
club viii do well TO hear from him to-
evening
Mrs. Brown arrived today from EN-
poria for a short visit to her daughter
Miss Frances Brown From here she
will go to Indiana where she will make
an extended visit to relatives.
Mrs Susie Leet Lavender. wife of
Mr.. George Lavender, died last even
ing at O'Clock of cancer at the fam
tly home, 1921 West street The fam
lily had for the past year and a half
made their home in North Topeka, but
two weeks ago moved to their present
location. Mrs. Lavender had been in
dence in Topeka and for the past
few months confined to her home.
Even though she was great sufferer
she was always cheerful and in the
short time that she had made Topeka
her home had made many warm
friends. She was a daughter of the
late Rev James Leet, a member of
the Kansas conference and who a
number of years ago was pastor of the
First NJ E church here. The family .
were prominent in Doniphan county
having formerly lived in Troy and
Atchison- Before her marriage Mrs.
Lavender was teacher in the schools
there She was Ga years Of age last
October. The funeral arrangements
have not yet been completed.
E Harris of Kansas iCty. who is en-
route to Oklahoma to buy a farm is
visiting his sister. Mrs c. G. Wathena,
Of Laurent street
This week the NJ. W. A will meet
Wednesday evening instead of Thurs
lay evening
The North Topeka W. G. T q. will
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. :
Ida Herring. 927 Kansas avenue
Let the Home Grain Co, corner :
Morse and Tyler streets, supply you
With feed
Try J. r. S. and you will never :