The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-06-03
Notes and Personals.


Two new cottages are being built on
North Sardou avenue by John Rock and
John Vogel.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Schwartz of 1900
North Jackson street, will celebrate the
eighteenth anniversary of their son, E.
F. Schwartz, Jr., at family dinner at
their home tomorrow.
Charles Berry has received letter
from B. A. Retter who recently left
for a trip on the western coast that
he is enjoying visit in Pace, Wash.
c. W. Curtis, Of PIG West Curtis
street, has returned from business
trim to Kansas City.
e. r. Crouch. Of the Topeka Cream
cry company, in charge Of the Kansas
City branch, will return to Kansas
City after a short visit on the North
side.
Charles Gertesein has received a cir
cular from the airship department OF
the Hamburg-American steamship line
for which he is agent. The literature
contains an advertisement of the ILL
fated dirigible balloon. Deutschland,
stating that it would make trips around
Dusseldorf or Baden-Baden, Germany.
at $50 a round trip per passenger. How
ever. recently the airship met with the
third accident since the first time 1t
was tried and is likely out of commits
sion.
subject of the sermon at the North
side Congregational church at IL
o'clock tomorrow morning.
T M. Forbes and Ben Enock are
fishing at Brush creek.
The services tomorrow, Whitsun-
day. at the Church of the Good Shep-
herd, will be at IL g. m. and 8 p. m.
Adam Baer, Franz Poleneck and
Andreas KeeImeetr, residents OF Little
Russia for the past six months. VIII
leave in a few days for their old home
at Ichunen, Russia, where they Will re-
main permanently. They say work is SO
scarce here that they prefer to be In
their own country.
The Granville ball team will play
the Eudora team at Eudora tomor-
row.
Mary Horning and Mrs. Charles Klein
hans were among the Granville WIS.,
itors on the North side Friday.
Miss Hazel F1ederlinR is visiting IN
Hoyt, -
Granville were in Topeka last night to
attend the high school commencement
exercises at the auditorium Tnelr
nephew, Kelsey Gardiner, was In the
graduating class.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. watson OF Grant
vile are visiting in Watson.
" e. Bigham has returned this
morning from days fishing trip near
Wakarusa.
Miss Minnie Middaugh will enter
tain her sunday ScnOOI CldSS "a ~ne
Central Avenue Christian church at
her home at Sunny Slope farm, near
Shorey, this afternoon.
Rev. d. c. Meeker of Incon, N. M,
father of Rev. w. G. Meeker, pastor
of the Second Presbyterian church,
will preach at the church tomorrow
morning. In the evening DR.. Archi-
bald, field secretary of Fmpor1a col
Ilege, will preach.
Two more Garfield Place tracts sold.
See Olinger & Eaton about these beau.
tifuI tracts Easy terms. viii build
you home, Bell 1920. Ind: 4O e.
Miss Mary Maths of 106 West COR
don street left this morning for Santa
Rosa, N. NJ. where she will visit
friends. a..
closing day with picnic at Garfield
park Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hofer and their
three children, Dora, Katherine AND
Louis, left today for western Kansas,
where they will spend several weeks
visiting Mr.. Hofer's brother, MI: Jonn
lHofer. They viii also visit relatives II
kansas City on their return trip.
!, A. NJ. Petro, druggist