The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-04
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3. - Scitencka vent 20. Silver Lake

/ u 5J.s scifencks went to- Silver LAX
this morning. me- sts.z-@-
ENorth side friends yesterday.
CoI.s ia mes Stewart has gone to. Sill
yer Lake and other, towns for a shor
stay.
f. S. dresser went to Silver Lake to
day to lock after some property he ha.
| in that locality.
Mrs. Charles Brill and sons o.
Louisville, Kansas. are the guests OF
o. M. Brill and family.
Miss Clara Lotobaugh of the Indian
territory was the guest today of Miss
Hazel Forbes at her home on the Ro-
chester road. e
The Epicurean restaurant at SIS
Kansas avenue which was operated by
Bert Conklin and Harry, WeIlman has
gone out of business,
The ten cent tickets for the Mid
winter exposition which were put on
sale this week have found ready pur-
chasers and some places are now
entirely sold out.
Mr.. M. Austin, who lives west OF
town has returned from a. weeks Wis
it to Omaha, Neb., and Council Bluffs
and Lincoln, Neb. 49,
J. c. Parrish of Joplin. Mo-, spent
the holidays in Topeka the guest 4of
his brother. T. j. Parrish, and family
of 1925 Harrison street.
Homer Gragg ana Frank Kendall
have gone to Chickasha'FFI T., TO fire
on the Rock Island SYSTEM, The FAM
lily of Mr.. Gragg will remain here.
There is one way aobservant per-
son can always spotls a, prospective
bride, as she washes her hair either
the day before the wedding or on the
wedding day. pr n y 1ots se:Tes2 81 -sft.
Mrs. Peter Brown 9f seattie. wash
formerly an old resident of North To-
peka,4 is here visiting her niece. Mrs
Charles Heartburg,I and. the c. D.
Shields family. la u
A. r. Pansburn arrived yesterday
from Waldo to join Mrs. Pangburn
who is spending some time here the
guest of her sister, Mrs. "A M. Gross
of 91a Jackson street. leg. .---
Charles Sheetz. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron Sheetz of 1882 Quincy street.
who cut his foot a few. weeks ago is
improving, although he, is not yet able
to walk on the injured member.
Miss Fora Reed will leave Saturday.
as teacher in one of the country
schools nearby after spending the
Christmas vacation visiting relativessin
Nk
Miss Bertha Kistler, who has been
spending the holiday season here visit
ing her mother, Mrs Jesse Kistler,
Will return tomorrow to Junction City
to resume her work as teacher in one
Of the country schools near that place
Mrs. Miller the venerable mother
of Mrs. Bradley Norris and Mr.. S. 70
Miller, celebrated the goth annfver-
sary, OF. her birth yesterday at her
home, 923 Van BureR Street. IN the
called. 'sA5c@e
Tire Merry Matronss met Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs Walter
Shook. 1886 Quincy street. Two
guests; Miss Nellies oPavjes land Mr.
Roney- were, presentso }Fhe next meet,
ng wi1p be ia two se9ks atfthe home,
IF Mrs: John" Johnston OF "a 0 Holman
street. .s.s-2za9 ss.sfE 9fst
Miss Nefliee Davieas2 Of ,Loss s.. Angeles.
cal.. who spent the holidays here the
guest.z, Of her cousins Mr. and Mrs.
Viii Swartz. and other. relatives and Of
ler7 friend, Mrs Fred Clark of 1914
jackson street. will leave this evening
o resume Y her studies at National
Park seminary; Forest Glenn,l Mary
and. -scs - -r aft = ~ -
Miss celia Lukens left. yesterday for
KANSAS City to resume her studies in
music after spending the holidays
lere the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jonas Lukens of 1908 Quincy
street. Miss Eleanor; Lukens who is
I'D from Fairfax. Okla, for the Christ
H.
irst of the week. s--- -
A Kansas City paper today publish
I'd the. marriage license sof. Mr. W. E.
lanes OF Kansas City and Miss. Har-
let Staples of North Topeka. Mr..
James for a number OF months made
lis home in North Topeka during the
building of the Union Pacific. double
rack through here at which time he
leld a clerical position with the road, |
Tut later he was transferred to kan
as City. Miss Staples. is the second |
laughter of Mrs. C. d. Myers of 1915 |
;entrar avenue and for the past year |
las been bookkeeoerg in the Shawnee |
tate bank.
The contributions sfer zthe $1,000 |
ecessary for the foot bridge to the
anta FNe railroad bridge areycoming in |
nd the amount is, stea df1y growing.
he petition at the Shawnee State I
ank contains the following list of /
7homaa Page $100, Thomas Lumber |
%. $50, Pratt Bros. $50, J. B. Billiard
20, Morns & Myers $25, j. NJ. Wiki /
rson $25, D. T.. Gabriel $25, Willis |
Torton Milling Co. $500 Forbes Bros.
Is, VIM. Green $25,. A, Sheetz $25, T.
'ernstron1. $10,'A. F. Grear $25, J.
T. FOUGHT s25, ]. H, Henry SIS. J.J.
lnoH $40, A. J. Berry SIS, W. H. Rut-
ars SIS, G. w. Curtis So, Fred Buech- |
err 81, Gamlowski So O1inger & An
erson IS, w. s.. Willitts 3d. Petro &
SIS. H H. BAR $5, sturgis
HARDWARE Co. So, George Knoll SIS, E.
McCiintock. S., Tho1npson'a 5 and
DC store $40, w. sEs Section So, I'm.
lime SIS, J.. j. Schenck $40, ED.
lies SIS, Nelson Giles SIS, j. E. IT,.
ION IS, DR.. M. r. Mitchell SIS, Sam
Ell Dolman So. On this petition alone
lie Sums amount to 1913.