The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-08
Communists Commend.

IF both Peary and Cook have dis
| covered the pole independently of each
other, why not divide honors regard
less of who was f1rst! asks Kansas
avenue man.
by the way, doesn't it seem strange,
that the Indiana man who says ne
caught sword fish nine rect long on
the coast of California. should have
remembered to have counted the al
legged q times it jumped?" says the
Sage Of Railroad street.
mo matter how poor memory Tor
figures a boy may have, it is easy for
him to remember the telephone and
street number of his girls home" is
the remark of a Quincy street man who
knows.
the lover of olden times who sighed
like a furnace?" is the query of
Park street maiden.
cat our next debating society" an
nounces a Jackson street woman, I'VE
will discuss whether the time limit for
a young man to stay at girls home
is 1920 or 11:15 p. M
by the way. what has become of
the father who use to come down
stairs in his rightly and tell his
daughters company it was time to
leave-about IL MP? asks another
Jackson street woman.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs Todd of 917 Kansas avenue
has left for business trip to st.
Louis and Chicago.
Pages Big is the Quality Flour.
It's in bread quality.
Virgil Chapman and Charles Hines
have returned from Dodge City where
they have been star players in
baseball nine.
cabinet see "Bill' Shorey at 1904
North Kansas avenue.
Rachel Warner of Beattie is visit
ing relatives here.
See J. J. King, the man who sells
real estate, if you want to buy or sell
Mrs. e. ]. Adams is moving from
Shorey to 1416 Jackson street.
Steel range gas stove. Burns wood
and coal at same time. Pratt Bros.
J. J. Williams who has been visit
ing North Side friends has returned
to his home in Ell Paso. Tex.
Come and see the new preacher at
the Biiou Dream tonight.
moving to Salina where Mr. Moody
is employed in a sash and door fac
tory.
in the vicinity of the North Side.
E. R. Burkholder is here on busl-
ness
Fred voiland went to st. Joe on
business trip today.
Mrs. Fravel has returned from
visit in Louisville.
w. A. Forbes is in Wamego on
business.
q. r. Harries who has been en-
Moved at the Santa Fe junction depot
for the past two years has accepted
position in the Union Pacific ticket
office. Harry Graft takes his place at
the junction.
A surprise party was given last
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Miss Ruby Rodecker in honor of her
ninth birthday Those present were: |
Ruth Asher, Anna Beasley, Edna
Gennett Madalene Juno, Ester Cedar
holm. Alph Wyatt, Elsie Wyatt, |
Dortha Tracy, Bertha Asher. Leona |
Ciffen. Marie Cedarholm. Julia Stan |
lev. leila Winner. Barbra Anwiler,
Helen Lewis. Ethel Eads.
Mrs James King has left for visit
Miss Alta Smith of Wamego, left
for her home today after visit at the
home of Mrs. L. w. Smith OF 1908 Cen
trail avenue
Clarence Brunt. who has been en-
ployed as a telegraph operator in sew
eral cities in Illinois. is visiting rela-
tives here. He is on his way for Ell
Paso, Tex.
Miss Winnefred Nash and Miss Bess
DAYS of last week at the home of Mrs.
J. s. Cecil in Pinehurst Place, Roches- |
ter.
Learn to sew. Save money. Make |
your own apparel at Taylor's Dress
making School, 900 Kansas ave.
Miss Jess Hoover. of South Dakota,
ard Miss Frances Brown of Manhat-
tan. have returned to their homes after
a visit with Mrs ]. S. Cecil in Roches-
ter.
The Birth Record.