The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-27

NORTH TOPEKA NEWS,
Items for the I-orth Tcpeka column nay
be left at the Petro & Woodford osu ;i
store. $50 North Kansas avenue. os go
the North SIDE reported at her home
90. phone ell

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Best corn planters made. Pratt
Bros.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Anderson return
Kan, where they have been spenolns
the past two weeks the guests OF reia
tives and friends.
Miss Ola Metzsker and Miss 1renne
Wilson have returned home iron,
lawrence where tEey visited frlenus
sface last Friday.
Ny. John Wilson is 1sie to De 3ut
and around again after several weeks
Illness with the grip. r,u.o
Miss Matte Corwin and MISS Els.H
Murphy of Scranton. are the 56 CO
for a few days of Miss Annaoelle co" =
win. Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Anderson OF
Salina came here yesterday 10 speIlu
q week the guests of friends ana reia-
uves.
Miss Alberta Coston, of OAKLAND.
spent the day yesterday with friends
in North Topeka. IL.
Mr.. Howard Smith returned to his
home in Manhattan last night aIeer
O few days visit with friends mere.
Mrs. Matte Jones returned nome ~
day from Newton where she has neen
the guest of her brother for the past
week.
Mr.. Frank Jones returned to Law
renee last night after spending lie"
days here with his parents.
Miss Florence Smyth will go to Den
yer. Col, Tuesday to spend two months
for the benefit of her health.
Miss Anna Smachn of Clay CenIeI
came here yesterday to spend seNerdi
days with relatives in Shorey.
Misses Helen and Beulah Leonard
of Kansas City returned to their nome
last night after several days Visit WIN
friends and relatives here and IN Hoyt'
Kan. -
Miss Ethel Ellis and brother Fred OF
Effingham, Kan, are the guests of their
cousin, Miss Mildred Harris Tor Ie"
days.
Mr. Frank Douglas, of Emporia, has
returned home after several Gays oH
business trip.
Mr.. Knote Withers has accepted
position with ]. ]. King.
Mrs. Frank Kahl of 1045 Central ave
nue. spent today in Kansas city visit
ing the wholesale millinery houses.
Mr.. and Mrs Earnest Hohnbaum of
Sebetha came here yesterday to VISIT
Misses Mary and Lena Hohnbaum OF
1928 Central avenue, for few days.
About 20 young people OF the Nortn
Topeka Christian Church EindeaNor So
ciety attended the services at the re-
form school yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Peter Holtmeister of Elmont
spent the day in town on business to-
day.
in Rossville.
Mr.. Frank Jacques of Elmont spent
today in town.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Soldier township board was held at the
Shawnee State bank this morning.
Mr.. A. J. Guild, of Silver Lake, and
Mrs G. T Shirley of Granville, were
among the North Topeka visitors to-
day.
Mrs. Anna Greenwood, of Oakland,
spent the day in North Topeka on bus
mess.
The Mission Study class will meet
this evening with Mrs. A. j. Arnold
as usual A brief review of chapter 4
and one half of the fifth chapter will
be the lesson. Time of lesson, to 9
o'clock. Be prompt. j
The B. I. A. A. played their first
games Saturday afternoon at the Attn
letic grounds. The games consisted
of a relay race between the girls and
boys, a basketball game and a vaulting
by the boys.
The West Gordon baseball team de-
feated the Elmont team to 0. Bat
teries: Tanner and Carter; Smith and
Sullivan.
Mrs NJ A. Wood and Mrs w. Noble
of Hays, are visiting Mr.. w. ]. Wood
and family of 9O5 Kansas avenue
The great Incahoni, the great Sac
hen, the great keeper of records, the
deputy great Sachen. the largest Red
Man in Kansas, all will be al the open