The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-05
IN NORTH Topeka
VIII Cline Has Left the City in
Mysterious Way.
His Friends Expect Him to Re-
turn With a Bride.

Apparently dHOlASI IOPChdlA
is to be scratched from the list of eli
gibles.
William Cline of the firm of Cline
and Son and well known on the North
side, left Thursday morning for parts
unknown to his friends. This morning
Cline the elder distributed cigars ION
the boy Friends say there is no
doubt about it. When William comes
back it will not be alone. So plans are
being made to greet him when he pulls
into the Union Pacific station Sunday
morning. At least that is the time he
will arrive, according to a tip obtained
by friends.
Mr. Cline, who has long been on the
eligible list of bachelors, made his
plans carefully and quietly. He has
just completed building and furnish
ing q house at 1431 Boswell avenue.
To friends he stated that he intended
to rent the place.
H NJ. Cline. father of the bride
groom suspect, declared this morning
that he had no idea of his sons where
abouts intentions. He, admitted
that when the younger Cline gets
back he will make his home on Bos-
well avenue.
Meanwhile preparations for a hearty
welcome are being made under the di
rection of Clark Gresser of the Citi-.
zen's State bank. Ten years ago Mr..
Gresser. then unmarried, iourneyed to
Chicago. During his absence Cline
and various other friends circulated
the rumor that he had taken a wife
and sent out announcements to that
effect. When GreSSer stepped off the
train on his arrival in North Topeka
he received a shower of rice and an
cient foot wear Gresser got it again
when the alarm wasn't false one.
Now he is getting ready to repay
Cline.
A Real Chicken Dinner.
A chicken dinner will be given at
Do Ia1 Got low Nv
Ladies of the Blue Relief Corps. The |
affair will take the place of the pen-1
sion day dinners formerly given by |
members of the corps. Since pension |
checks began to be sent from Wash
ington, the pension day dinner has !
been supplanted by the chicken feast. |
Lyceum Number Tonight.
Miss Frances Brown. director of |
science at the Kansas State Agricul-
tural college, will deliver a lecture to-
night at West Indianola. Her address
will mark the third number of the
place. Another feature of tonight's
program will be the musical offering
of the West Indianola's Ladies' quar-
tet.
Notes and Personals.
Roy Hall left Thursday for Arkan-
L number of years Hall has been
for George Frisbie near
Granville. He will farm for himself
n his new home.
Col James Stewart and T. L. Camp
)ell expect to go to Lawrence today
IN business. They will make the trip
n an autom obile.
F. c. Swallow and family of 1414
Worth Harrison street left Thursday
IN an overland trip to Oklahoma.
covered wagon and expect to be gone
Lbout three months. On the way
swallow expects to spend considerable
lime hunting and fishing.
Pat Cunningham vic was confined
o his home on North Jackson street
or several days on account of illness
S much improved.
Mrs. John Hunt will leave today for
Ter home in Marysville after spend
ng several days in North Topeka with
riends
Charles Williams of Silver Lake and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mcconnell of Me-
loken were in North Topeka Thursday
tfternoon on business.
Mrs. H. A Shepard has returned
o her home, 1906 North Quincy street,
lfter spending three months visiting
brother, J. w. Paramore, in Okla
loma, and two daughters in Kansas
City.
officer Wyatt relieved officers Ran
ION and Billings for a short time this
morning when the latter two police
men were called into court to testify. ,
When they left for the court house
he policemen had not the slightest
dea of the suit in which they were to
AXE the stand.
Preliminary plans were laid Thurs
lay night for play to be given No
-ember % by members of the Dra-
matte club of Shawnee council No. 8,
Knights and Ladies of Security
For sale at a bargain, on easy terms,
o the right party, 12-room modern
home, 927 n. Jackson; pavement paid
tut; lot 100 foot front. F. NJ. Ward,
'29 n. Kansas ave.-Adv.
Aaron Sheetz went to Leavenworth
oday where he will visit his brother,
ohm Sheetz.
Members of Wampanoa lodge No.
-, of the Red Men, will hold their
irst meeting in Barrett hall, 1902
North Kansas avenue, tonight.