The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-25

vbvHtUu1 IN A"u~VvV
Items for the North Topeka column may
be left at the etro & Woodford drug
| the North Side reporter at her home.
Ind. phone gu.
Dain mowers-best Quality-specfai
prices. at Pratt Bros.
Band concert tomorrow afternoon at
Garfield park
Mr.. Walter NJ. Henley was up from
Kansas City Wednesday and spent the
day with his wife, who is here staying
with her father. Mr.. Shepherd on Qu1n-
cy street, during his illness.
Mrs. Lee Mills has returned to her
Visit VIe With hes Sa H1y and mother Mr.
and Mrs. Shepherd on Quincy street.
Mr.. Ed Boast was in town from Ell
mont today.
Miss Mabel Watson Of Kansas City
is here visiting Miss Florence Rowe, OF
1874 North Harrison street, Tor Re"
days.
Mr.. Sidney Smith is improving after
several days illness.
Mr.. Don Jamison is expected home
from Texas in a few days after spend
| ing month there on business trip;
Mr.. Robert Cuthbirth has returned
home from Silver Lake where he made
| short visit with his parents.
A club of young people had planned
| to 20 to Maple Hill tomorrow and pic
mic on Mill creek. but owing to the III
ness of one of the members the picnic
has been postponed till some future
| days.
| Loveland, Col, where he will visit Win
| friends for a few weeks when he Will
/ go to Denver where he will work anu
remain permanently.
| Mr.. Merton French spent the gay ga;
| visiting friends and relatives IN Sill
| yer Lake.
| Mr.. Fred Hurst, of 1929 North Polk
| street, is unable to be at Work on ac-
count Of illness.
Miss Jetta Musson will return TO
Kansas City the first of the week after
/ a short visit with her parents mere.
Miss Clara Ogee returned home from
Granville today after spending a
| week there the guest OF friends anu
| relatives.
| Mr.. ]. Howard Moore. Of Oketo.
spent Friday here on short business
| trip.
Mr.. Grover Dollman returned nome
from Lawrence last night a.ter
tending the summer school at X. y.
Mr.. Ben Hook was in town from Sill
| yer Lake yesterday. ~
Leroy the 3-months-old son OF MI.
and Mrs. Enoc Cederholm. OF 125l FOLK
street, died at home yesterday morn
| ing at O'Clock The funeral was held
| this afternoon at the home ana burial
was in Rochester cemetery.
The infant child of Mr.. and MRS. d
Hartman. of 610 North Topeka avenue,
died yesterday morning. The iunerai
was held at ST. Joseph's church at
O'Clock this morning
Mrs Cora Alderman and chlioreh,
who have been visiting relatives anu
| friends here for a few days, left TO-DAY
for White City Mrs. Alderman Is
| the wife of the late ALIVE Alderman OF
Monterey Maxico. Mr.. Alderman was
formerly. for a number of years pas
tor of the Christian church In Nortn
Topeka. Mr. and Mrs. Alderman went
TO Mexico where they engaged In the
| missionary work of the Christian
church until the time of Mr. Alder,
| mans death Mrs. Alderman Is still
working in Mexico.
Mr.. G. w. Van Orsdal was In town
i from Silver Lake today.
| NJ. A. Hutchinson of Kiro spent TO-DAY
The Rev. T. C. Peterson of the North
| Topeka Baptist church Will noiq
| short service at the close OF Union
| Sunday school of Indianola tomorro"
! at D. m. Ill,
A special musical programme VIII
I he given at the Christian church sun
| day evening. The church cholr anu
| girls chorus will unite under the al.
| rection of c. d. Wellman. The suD1ect
of the partor's sermon at IL a. m.' VIII
| be Hope VS.. Despair.