The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-26
NORTH TOPEKA.
Items or Interest from the North Side o
the Eiver.

Items OF Interest from the e7orth side Of
tha River
1Irs. Mary Holcomb Of Burlingame is
visiting The family 81 DR. Swift
Mrs ID ID. Greist Of Ellis e visiting
Miss Florence Crest, of Quincy school,
j. T. Cromwell has taken a position as
salesman in the store of WATSON 81 Crom-
we'll
Sherman S. Hurt has gone to Winfield
to take charge Of mill and elevator at
that place
Dr. Swift has been confined to his
home with the grip for Two weeks, but is
now able to be our.
Ed Holman became suddenly and vio-
lenuy iii Saturday night and hia condi
tion is still serious today.
E. r. Potter Of Abilene. a nephew Of
H. J.. Potter. has removed his family
here and VIII reside on Harrison street
The infant child u Mrs. Elmer BreS-
ington died Saturday night and was llld
to rest beside its father in Rochester
cemetery this afternoon. q he funeral
service was held at the family residence,
corner of Kansas avenue and Farchild
street, at O'clock.
Rev. 10. Ingels preached yesterday to
good audiences. at the Second Christian
church His morning subject was.
SHOULD Christian be Happy9 His
evening subject. AFTER Death the judy
ment. Both sermons We're finely illus
trated on the blackboard. dr. Ingels is
an adept on the blackboard I'D his preach
ing. Aliss Gala Harrison 4 returned
Japanese missionary, viii speak at 1910
n orth Kansas avenue, tomorrow evening.
G. C Nicholson and p. D Skinner
have made contracts with the business
men along Kansas avenue to sprinkle the
street from the bridge to Gordon street.
this season. They have ordered u twelve
..rl|- E
about the first Of next month. TT is graf
flying TO know that they Intend to
sprinkle the entire street. as hitherto
there have always been spots left with
out water,thus rendering the whole opera
tion comparatively useless. business
man was heard to remark that Die believed
the sprinkEng is Ia the hands of people,
this year, who VIII sprinkle.
The North Topeka JeweIry com pany
has removed to Sl8 Kansas avenue. The
business VIII remain under the manage
ment of j. =. an Laeys, who VIII be
pleased to meet all his old friends and
customers at the new stand
ii H FOUGHT viii sell You hrst-class
road wagon and harness for &35
Baldwin's ~WIld Plum Blossom the
newest perfume, At a. j. Arnold s. Sons
Take your prescriptions to A. j. Arnold
s. son, S21 Kansas ave. Established 1870.
Leave orders for bakery goods at St
Go to Henry's for all kinds of pump
repairs, s89 Kansas avenue.
Bottom prices on pumps at Henry's,
$50 Kansas avenue.
Anything you want I'D the lime of fresh
and cured meats an reasonable prices
Goodman Bros. S41 Kan. ave
Choice refined lard at &c per pound.
leaf lard, warranted strictly pure, at 12I5c
per To-, at Ed Buechner5s meat marked
10 lbs. choice refined lard for S1O0. at
Goodman Bros. S41 Kan. ave.
Best lard On earth. our own make.
121sc per Ib, at Goodman Bros, S41 D.
KAN ave.
Mrs. "A. q. Rorabaugh entertained ler
Sunday school class. consisting of about
fifteen young ladies at progressive
conversation" party Thursday evening
at her home On Central avenue. Each
young lady was permitted to invite a
male friend. In addition to the main
feature of the evening there were a mus
zeal programme and refreshmen
We are making room for Spring stock.
Get our prices.
AITHEN 6 1fCAIANUs.
Popular Price TAilors,
61O HAS. Ave.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salva cIeanses.
purihes and heals il was made for that