The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-03-24

Good goods. Pratt Bros
Mr.. Lang of Menoken was in town
today on a business trip.
Mr.. George Urban of 1875 North
Kansas avenue spent the day today in
Silver Lake.
The class for teachers training will
meet at the Christian church tonight
Tor study. All persons interested in
Bible study are invited to attend.
Miss Ethel Parks Of Rossville, Kan.
came yesterday to be the guest Of her
sister; Mrs. Frank Kohl. of 1045 Cen
trail avenue, for few days.
Mr.. Frank Conwel, who has been
very Ill, is reported to be slowly re-
covering.
Miss Margaret Hancel of Albuquer-
que, N. NJ, came yesterday to be the
guest of relatives here for several
weeks.
Miss Grace Hill of Efingham, Kan,
| came here yesterday to spend The week
with her cousin, Miss Myra Hill.
Miss Goldie Maxwell and brother
Frank went to Kansas City yesterday
to attend the MaxwellWall wedding.
Mr.. Clarence Thompson of Silver
Lake was in town on business today.
Misses Margaret and Julia Femme
have returned to their nome in Rich
land, Kan, after weeks visit with
relatives here.
Mr.. Charles Morgan returned to
| work today after being off several days
WIN an attack OF the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams of
Atchison spent the day yesterday with
friends here while on their way to
Wellington, Kan, where they will visit
relatives.
There will be a reunion of the char
ter members of Star lodge No. 90, A.
Q. U. W., Wednesday evening, March
25. Refreshments will be served.
Music and speaking. All members
invited.
Mrs. John Crawford of 4Oe Fair
| chaid street has returned home after
q visit with friends in Kansas City.
The Argonauts have postponed their
meeting until next Tuesday evening,
when they will meet with Mr. and Mrs
G. G. Mich olson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller of Mer-
fden. Kan, spent the day in town with
relatives today.
Mr.. Albert Miller went to Kansas
City on a few days business trip.
Harmony Rebekah circle was enter
tanned by Misses Carrie and Edith
Haynes, Oil North Harrison, last
Thurs day afternoon Each member
brought a package which was ex-
the guessing contests the prizes were
won by Mrs. Young and Mrs. Day. Re-
emit were: Mrs Wolf, Mrs. wiser,
Mrs Armstrong, Mrs. Green. Mrs.
Young, Mrs. Boast, Mrs. Knoll, Mrs.
Kaser. Mrs. Capron, Mrs. Withers,
Mrs. Reed. Mrs. Hare. Mrs. Whitehead,
Mrs Diffenderfer. Mrs. Day, Miss
Florence Anderson, Miss Thelma Day,
Mr.. Robert Knoll, Mr.. Hanci1 Hare.
Mrs. Paul Goethe arrived here about
two months ago from Russia. She left
her husband at Eydtkuhnen on the
line between Germany and Russia
with five rubles in money. After her
arrival here her friends made up
purse of one hundred dollars to pay
Mr.. Goethe's fare and expenses to
North Topeka. Last Saturday Charlie
Gerteisen, agent for the German
Steamship company, received advices
that Mr.. Goethe had been delayed at
Bremen by sickness and that it would
take sixty rubles to pay his doctor bill.
Mrs. Goethe since her arrival here had
left her child with her friends and
went to working out and washing. She
had earned and saved just thirty-two
dollars to a penny which she prompt
1y turned over to Mr.. Gerteisen so that
he could cab Bremen that the money
had been paid in here to him.
The ladies society of the Kansas
Avenue M. e. church will meet We'd
nesday at o'clock. All members are
urged to be present as there is spe-
ciai and important business to trans
act.
Cheap, but good furniture, new or
End hand, Gresser & Cations, 423
Kansas ave. Ind 95S.