The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-03-25

the North Side reported at her home.
Good goods. Pratt Bros
ChedP' out good furniture, new or
End hand, Gresser & Cations, 423
kansas avenue Ind. 958.
Mrs. Greer of the New Era depart
Q few days business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gross of Grant
vine are the parents of a baby son,
born Yesterday morning.
Mr. Martin King of North Quincy
street has gone to Wellington, Kan,
Mitchell.
Miss Bessie Symns of Holton, Kan.
came today to visit relatives a few
days.
Mr.. Harry Neuman is unable to be
at work on account of illness.
Miss Grace Murphy of Shorey has
gone to Kansas City on a short bust
ness trip.
Miss Carrie Reese of Grover, kan,
spent the day visiting friends here
today
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Alexander left
yesterday for Los Angeles. CAL to
spend three months for the benefit of
Mr.. Alexander's health
Miss Grace Jordan of Oakland was
the guest of Miss wilkins at dinner
Mr.. Howard Kinney of Scranton,
Pa, came here yesterday to remain
permanently. Mr.. Kinney formerly
lived on a farm near Silver Lake.
Kan, and is well known in this COM
munity.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. White of Meri-
Den were In town today on business.
Little Margaret Carney is able to
(Te at school again after a weeks
Alness.
Rev. Mr.. H. V Scholes was pre-
scented with q horse by his congrega-
ton, the members of the Christian
church at Menoken.
Mr.. Jay earle of Carbonate, Kan,
came yesterday to spend a few days
with relatives and will go on to Kan
eas City to visit friends before his re-
turn home.
Miss Margaret Ferne went to
Wakarusa to visit Mr.. and Mrs. F. C.
Foster for a few days.
Miss Myrtis G.. Coleman of Hus-
ton, Tex, will arrive here the latter
part of the week to spend a month
the guest of relatives and friends.
Miss Mary Griggs has returned
from Denver. Colo, where she at
tended the Griggs- Heaner wedding.
Mr.. Arthur Jones of Elmont was
l ntown today on business.
The regular meeting of the
Chandos club will be postponed from
Thursday afternoon until Wednes-
day afternoon of next week in order
that those who wish may attend Mrs.
Ford's lecture.
The revival services at the North
Topeka Baptist church are progress
ing with good results. There will be
meetings Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday at and 7:45 p. m. Dr. Stew
art Will preach his farewell service
Friday evening at which time a free
will offering will be taken up for his
work.
Do not forget to attend the Edna
Staples millinery opening. 841 u Kan
sas avenue for all the latest styles in
street. dress and fancy hats. Friday
and Saturday, March 81 and %.
The third meeting of the Ginger
club was held last night at No fire
station. A large number of North
Topeka merchants were present The
light subject was discussed and lights
in two blocks will cost SIS month
by taking a contract for a year.
Merchants in the block south to
the river want to enter the club also.
A committee was appointed to solicit
IN that territory and report at the
next meeting.
The question concerning the care
of the farmers horses, who patron
lie the merchants of North Topeka
was referred to a committee of four
members. composed of the liverymen
of that part of the city as follows:
W. T. Perdum, S. ]. Henry. J. A.
Quaney and Joe Hows.
The method of caring for the
farmers horses meets with great
favor among the members of the
Ginger club and all desire that some
method be adopted. They believe
that by doing this they will be bene-
flied
The police department will be
asked to enforce the city ordinance
which requires all garbage or refuse
wagons to be driven through the al
leys instead of on the streets
The list of new members which
have reported and their subscriptions
are as follows: