The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-20
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Items for the North Topeka column may may
be left at the Petro Woouior1 - cal
store. $50 North Kansas avenue, or Ga
the North Side reporter at her nome
Ind. phone 2ss1 black.l
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Allen have re-
turned to their home in FL DORADO
Kansas after several weeks visit with
their parents and other relatives here.
Mrs. Walter Smith is spending llie
week with her mother, Mrs. Finley In
Argentine, Kansas.
Miss Bessie Axtell is unable to be al
work today on account of illness.
Mr. Herbert Wilson went TO Law
renee, Kansas, today on a snort ousl-
ness trip. He will return nome To-
Miss Helen Coy has returned home
from wyoming where she mas speli.
the past two months with reiatiNe'
and friends on vacation. -.
VIM. Johnson is unable TO be at WORK
on account of illness. He Is suHerlhs
with an attack of typhoid fever. -.
Mr.. Elmer Matson is spending TINS
week with relatives In oVerprooA'
Kansas. ,,, homo
after spending several weeks in BUR-
lingame Kansas with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Smith OF WASH
inpton will arrive here the latter par
of the week to remain permanently
They will locate on central aT SidTva,,
Misses Mary and Nettie CaidW We
went to Atchison today to attend the
wedding of their cousin, Mr.. Harry
Caldwell. A.. ,,.,-,,
Mr. r 7. Lewis has returned to work
after being off two weeks. taxing d
vacation trip through the western
states. f-o,,,
Mr. Harry Newlan came up from
Kansas City today to remain over sun
day with his parents here.
Miss Geneive Holman has resigned
her position at H. H. BAR s pook SUI @
Miss Margaret Anderson Will enter
tain a number of friends at her nome
Friday evening in celebration Oh iieA
birthday anniversary. Att.
Miss Carrie Jones will entertain TINS
evening about thirty guests IN hoiAo y
of her cousin. Miss Hazel Jones; %
Leavenworth, who Is mere SPehuiHo
two weeks with her.
Miss Eva Pettick has gone TO Marys,
Vile Kansas where she Will sPehu
two weeks with her mother.
Mr.. Fred Buechner, who mas peen
very sick for the past rev weeks W. "a
an attack of typhoid fever, Is repor'eu
to be slowly improving.
Mr. Geo. Gladfelter of the New Era
department store has gone TO kahsds
CITY where he will spend a week.
Mrs. A. F. Greer has returned 10 10
peka after spending ScNSAOt 1870
Kansas City on a business trip 3,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Miller have moved
from, Fast Seward avenue to IFS North
Kansas avenue. .,,,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Armstrong
have sold their property on Harrlso i
street and have moved to the South
Side where they are bulldlhg he"
home on West street.
MIR A. ]. Berry has sold his grocery
store to c. c. Berry and Is. A Better
who took charge OF the business Satur-
day morning. Mr.. A. j. Berry VIII re
main in the store for several weeks
when he will go to his farm near To-
Mr.. Merton c. French has resigned
his position at the Home Grain COM
pany and has accepted a position as
clerk in the Dibble grocery store.
Mr.. Thomas Viland will occupy the
building at S34 Kansas avenue ABOUT
September first. , -,
Mr. Walter Salley has resigned his
position at the Conwell undertaking
establishment.
avenue is suffering with an attack OF
appendicitis
Mrs. G.. A. F'risby was In town from
Granville today 81,
Mr. r. b. McMasters is raising his
house at 912 Jackson street.
Mr. Ed Ward of Kiro was IN town TO-
day. l..
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Boast went to
Kansas City yesterday to spend
week visiting relatives.
B. F. Grindell of Granville was
North Topeka visitor today.
Charles French of Silver Lake spent
yesterday and last night the guest OF
his uncle, NJ c. French.
Mr.. Chal McCoyd of Silver Lake was
in town today.
Mr.. ]. c. Todd of 1902 Jackson street
was called to ST. Joe, Mo, today on &C
count of the death of his sister.
The senior class of the Kansas Ave-
nue. Methodist Sunday school gave a
straw ride to Cages Lake last night
Refreshments were served by the boys,
and all had a jolly good time Those
present were: Misses Evelyn and
Geneive Holman, Pansy and Trix An
trim. Minnie and Myrtle McGrew,
Jeanette and Carolyn Churchman,
Bessie and Ida Henry. Eta Clampitt,
Miss Boyce, Mary Stevens, Carrie
Lease; Messrs. George Stevens, Paul
Stafford, Homer Haynes, Arch Church.
man, Erie Churchman, Sydney Smith,
Hugh Smith, Arthur Bland, Earl
Boyce, Ralph Smith, NJ. C. French,
Howard Green.
The Great Clearance Sale now going
on. New bargains added every day.
Special for Saturday afternoon a full
size regular made 25c broom on sale
from 2 to 8 for 10c. THE NEW ERA.
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