The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-02
a 500
NNRTH TOPEKA.
Items OF Interest from the North side o.
tine River

Items or Interest from the North side o.
the river
j. w. Morrow and daughter, Miss
Leora. spent New ears day with friends
ia Meriden.
The ladies who received with Mrs. III.
II. Morris. yesterday, we're very delight
fully entertained by her ia the evening ~
progressive high five. "A number Of the
days callers were present
VIII Bowen returned to his studies at
the university today
Ira Metzger. of Garnett is visiting his
sister. Mrs. G. e. Kingsolver
j. III. FOUGHT has returned from Callao,
Mo. where he has been the past week on
business.
The knights Of Pythias installed their
new officers last night. mum Der 81
visiting members Of the order from the
south side We're present
The Knights and Ladies of Security
viii install their newly elected officers
tonight
j. P. Robinson took to the road again
today after a weeks vacation with his
family.
Miss Winnie Luther Of Lawrence is
the guest Of Miss Minnie Mccall
Cass Matthews has assumed his duties
as mail carrier.
Susan Seal, wife Of Josiah Seal. died
at the family residence, 1885 Jackson
street. at 2:30 o'clock yesterday, after
an illness of about four months duration.
She was As years Of age and leaves
husband and two sons both grown up
Pursuant to a request of the deceased be-
fore her death the remains were taken
to Osawkie for interment The funeral
was held at that place at O'Clock today
Miss Kittie Dolman entertained the
Entire Nous club and gentleman friends
al cards at her home last evening.
Mrs. Laura BruHey, grand lodge
deputy Of the Pythian Sisters went 70
HOlton today TO conduct an installation
OF officers in the local lodge of that place
Miss Frank Mullen, who has been
spending the holidays with Miss Mary
Hanley on Topeka avenue, returned ~
her home in Junction City today
j.. w. Potter is confined to his home by
illness. 1t is not thought to be serious
by his family.
Miss May Albright went to Hoyt to
spend New Years day.
Mrs a. VI. Heyden and Mrs. W. j..
Archibald. entertained their Sunday
school classes at the home Of the former
last night.
ME- and Mrs. A. Hirstburg. 617 Van
Buren street. have a boy baby.
Take your prescriptions to 4. J. Arnold
: s. Son. S21 Kansas ave- Established 1870.
Try our Witch Hazel Cream for chap
/ ped hands and rough skin. "a. j. Arnold
s. Son.
If you want to preserve your pickles
use the SILVER Leaf vinegar 1t is guar
anteed. For sale by all leading houses.
City meat market; the oldest market Ia
Topeka; complete in everything
Low prices OH Oak and oil heaters and
cook stoves, at il. N. Chimes S44 Kan
sas avenue.
Fine cakes baked TO order at the St
Louis bakery, zoos Kansas avenue.
DIR. Della McIntyer. 515 N. Kansas ave.
"a fine line of cutlery for the holiday
trade at Henry's, s39 Kansas avenue.
Finest line Of cutlery silver knives,
forks and carvers In the city, suitable tor
Christmas presents, at J. H. Fouchts-
"a fine line Of all kind of cakes, pies
and bakery goods always on hand at the
ST. Louis bakery, zoos Kansas avenue
7 am an expert at making faces and
offer ten styles Of cabinet bust photos al
half price-one dollar per dozen and up
Come and see. Aldridge, 1913 North
Kansas avenue.