The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-31
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lN0RTH TOPEKA news,

Items for the North Topeka column may
be left at the etro & Woodford drug
store, $50 North Kansas avenue, or call
the North Side reporter at her nome.
Ind. phone GIL
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Austin returned
home today from Kansas City, Kan,
where they were called few days ago
on account Of the serious illness OF his
mother. who is very much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carrie left today
for New Mexico, Arizona and Cail1or-
mia where they will spend four months
for the benefit Of Mrs. Carries health
Mr.. John Hendricks lis able to be at
work again after two weeks illness:
Miss Josephine Carter left today Tor
Braman, Oklahoma, to spend three
weeks with relatives and friends. she
will visit in Arkansas City for a short
time before she returns home.
Miss Nellie Mitchell is able to be out
and around again after being very sick
for two weeks with an attack or fe'er.
Little Harold Miller is very sick at
| the home of his parents with an at
| tack of typhoid fever,
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and MIS-.
John Williams, who has been very SICK
! for the past two weeks is reported TO
| be a little improved today.
Miss Myrtle johnson went to Thomp-
| sonyille. Kansas, today to spend sew
| eraI weeks visiting relatives.
| Miss Marie Palmer OF Leavenwortn,
spend her annual vacation with ner
Miss clara Jewell of Emporia, Kan
sas is spending several days this week
visiting relatives in Shorey. a.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Anderson VIII
return home Sunday from Hill City.
| Kansas. where they spent two weeks
| the guests of relatives
| Miss Dora Wilson will arrive home
from Denver, Colo, Sunday after
| spending a two weeks vacation there.
| Mr. John Janson is unable to be at
| work on account of a very sore hand.
He scratched his hand on rusty nali
| lats SUNDAY and bloodpoison has set
| in and he is in a, very serious condl-
| ton.
| Miss Margaret Ellis returned towork
| today after being off two weeks on ner
annual vacation, which she spent In
the east visiting relatives. :,
| Mrs Homes Sherman is able to De
ND a. little after being i'll for several
| months.
Mr.. o. M. Brill returned to work at
| the Sheetz grocery store today aIter
heinr off a short time with sore
| hand.
on North Harrison street.
| Mr.. Geo. Urban, proprietor of the
| Model Bakery, returneu hume i'm
Abilene and neighboring cities today
after spending a few days there on
| business
| The engine at the Central Sash and
| Door factory broke down this morning
! and the employees will receive a short
| vacation until it is repaired.
c. w. Willets, undertaken and en-
balmer. 1905 N. Kansas avenue.
! A surprise party was given Wednes-
day evening in honor of Mrs. H G
| Rogers and little daughters of Upland
Neb.. who are here visiting her sister
Mrs Jennie Williamson. 400 East Lau-
rent street. The guests present were:
/ Misses Anna Lux, Blanche Golden
/ Anna Streeter, Belle Maze, Ida Gray
| Ruby Sanders, Hattie Gray. Lizzie
Proubski Ruth Gray. Edith Holiday
Barbara Feiger. Bessie Radcliffe. Chloe
Williamson Edith Hawks, Messrs. VIM
johnson, Edgar Browning, Ed German
u Row Nelson and Adam Artzer. All en-
joyed fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Pribble. Jr.. o.
Stamps, Ark, are the parents of 6
twelve-pound son, born Saturday, Jul,
26.
North Topeka Baptist church, cornel
Harrison and Laurent. Sunday schoo
$50 a. m Junior League $3.50 p. m In
terrnediate and Senior Leagues o. m
Public worship IL a. m. and p. m
Morning subject, 1.-The Tragedy o
Saul in Three Acts" Evening subject
The Tragedy of Ananias in Three Acts
The Junior fquartette will sing at boil
services.