The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-12
NORTH SIDE NEWS
North Side Wins Game From
South Side.
Another Victory for First Ward
Horseshoe Club.
TOTAL SCORE WAS 444 TO SGT
Ten Men ON Each Side Play
Five Sets.
Other Items of Interest on the
North Side.
TOTAL SCORE WAS 444 TO SGT

Another victory for the North Topeka
Horseshoe club was won last night
in the game with the South Side clun.
The total score was IA to 527 in favor
of the North side, making the North
side side win by SO points. The winners
won four out of the five games. Twen-
ty-one points was the game. Ten men
on each side played five sets, three IN
alley one and two in alley two.
A peculiar feature of the second set
played in alley one, was that the totals
on each side at the end of the seventh
game were both Ill points, although
the North side, represented by Gabriel
and StanSneld, won more average OF
points in individual games against the
South side represented by Foley aud
Chandler. Gabriel's score was: 20, II
8, 2. I. 3. IL, or a total of 81. STAINS
field score was: 2, ?, Is, 1, IA, 3, TO-
total of AZ. The two totals made Ill
Foley scored as follows: 1, 4, s, Z, a.
s, o, total, 30. Chambers score was:
IL, II, 8, IA, II, Il, 1, total, 10. And
these two totals also made Ill
A wedding of unusual interest oc-
CURED this morning when Miss Myrtle
Williams and Mr.. Chris A. Gilman o1
Emporia, were married at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr- and Mrs. Henry
Williams, of 100 West Gordon street
Rev. w. L Cole, pastor of the North
Topeka Baptist church. performed the
afternoon for a months visit in Cali
fornia- They will make their home
in Emporia where Mr.. Gilman is en-
ployed as an engineer. The bride was
formerly telephone girl at the Santa
Fe shops and we'll known on the North |
side and in Topeka. She was one OF |
the most popular members of the North |
Topeka Baptist church
An unknown robber took $3.50
at he Of !
foe of the Topeka Creamery company |
HOO North Kansas avenue Monday |
noon, when Mrs. Bessie Anderson |
cashier, was gone to dinner and did |
not discover the loss until she went
to get change for a customer. Men
were working in the back room at the
time, but have no knowledge of any
one coming in. The matter was not
reported to the police.
In honor OF the sixty ninth birthday
anniversary and also hftieth wedding
anniversary Of Mrs Margaret ConweH.
Mrs, F. r Conwen entertained the fol-
lowing at her home, 1929 North Quincy
street: Mrs. Margaret Conwell, Mrs.
f. f. Frlsbie Mrs. Jennie Cart, Mrs.
Ella b Reed, Mrs. W. J. Deimler, Mrs.
William Mueller, Mrs. Sarah L. Steph-
enson, Mrs. Josie NJ. Woodward, Mrs
Frank Garland, Mrs. E. Patterson,
Mrs. Clara Cov1ll, Mrs. Helen ]. Moore.
hlTS. E1lLdO6Ln MIS-. kAlOSA To ~
Kiel of Kansas City. Mo-, Mrs. ]. NJ
Peterson, Mrs ]. F. Stohn, Mrs. Will
liam Finch, Mrs. NJ. w. HaWs, Ms.
Frank Conweu, Miss Charlotte Con-
well and Miss Margaret Conwell. The
following organizations of which Mrs
Conwen was a member, were repre-
scented: The Mascot club, the J. S. club,
the Rebecca lodge, Ladies of the G. a.
r., K. L of S, the r. P. B. A. and
the o. E. s.. Mrs. Patterson received
the guests prize and Mrs. Reed the
club prize. Mrs. Frisbie and Mrs. Ktel
received the consolation prizes.
Mrs. ]. A. Booth entertained at her
home Saturday in honor of her niece
Miss Myrtle Williams, who was mar
ried today to Mr.. Chris A. Ottman, of
Emporia. Those present were: Mrs.
Roy Schref1er, Mrs. Bell Tuttle, Mrs.
Henry Williams, Mrs. James LawsoL,
Mrs. Albert MohIer. Mrs. T. R. Arm
strong. Mrs. Harry Leedom, Miss Ha-
eel CoWan Mrs. Charles Steinberg,
liams, Mrs. J. r. Booth, Mrs. James
Williams, Mrs Frank Williams, Miss
Myrtle w llliams and Mr.. Chris Ottman.
Notes and Personals.
The dangerous combination of mice
and matches is thought to be the cause
of $500 fire at the house owned by J.
A. Jacobs and occupied by F. Hecken-
liable at 1343 North Quincy street at l
o'clock this morning. No one was at
home. Mrs. Heckenliable was in ST.
Joe and Mr.. Hackenliable was staying
with a friend. The fire started in the
walls.
Mrs. J. c. Foster and family of 1927
North Quincy street, spent last Sunday {
friends in Oakland.
Miss Grace Smith of 1909 North To-
peka avenue has returned from visit
In Silver Lake.
L. Q. Boyce has returned home from
the Gulf coast of Texas where he has
been spending the winter.
Remodeling of the Kansas Avenue