The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-20
NORTH TOPEKA.

Items OF Interest fron the North side Of
the River
a. Il. Brook has returned from a bust
ness trip TO st. Joe.
The Baptist Sunday school has pur-
chased new song books.
is lbs choice refined lard for 500, at
Goodman Bros. S41 Kan. ave-
Elder p. IT. Rhodes returned last night
from an extended visit in Illinois.
Best lard on ea-th. our own make
1871 per lb at Goodman Bros, 81 N.
kan. ave.
Henry Taylor has gone to Pittsburg
Kansas to work for one Of the big coal
companies.
Fred Jessup is the latest victim Of
chicken thieves. He lost fourteen choice
fowls last night
The trustees of the Baptist church
have ordered the new bell, and II IS ex-
pected every day.
1T has been determined to continue
the evening meetings at the Baptist
church another week
Anything YOU want in the line of fresh
and cured meats at reasonable prices
Goodman Bros, S41 Kan. ave.
Milt Newly, former citizen Of the
y orth side, but now residing at Ranacea,
No. is here for few days on business.
Miss Marie Newman, who has been
visiting here during the past month, has
returned to her home in Springfield, III.
Geo. Currier returned from Usage City
last night seriously i'll. and Will probably
not be able to resume work for some
time.
Dir. and Mrs. .. H. johnson. at 314 East
SaVwell street. Yesterday lost another
child by death from what is reported as
Group. The burial occurred a Silver
The North side has boy preacher
who. though not yet 20 years Of age, has
for TWO years past filled pulpit up one
Of the Parkdaie churches He processes
faith in what is known as the Church of
God.
owing to the bad weather the Art SOL
cial given by the Kings Helpers at Mrs.
A. j. Arn0ld's last night was not so large
~ attended as it is believed ii would
have been had the elements been more
favorable. The entertainment viii be re-
peated At an early date.
3 loaves Of bread for nickel at Ed
Beuchner's meat market
Choice refined lard at &c per pound.
leaf lard. warranted strictly pure. at 1215c
per lb.. at I'D Buechner's meat market.
Take your prescriptions to a. j. Arnold
Is SON. e2l Kansas ave. Established 1870.
Try orr Witch Hazel Cream for chap
ped hands and rough skin a. j. Arnold
Is son.
Choice eastern apples 90 cents a peck
III y. III. Heller's.
If you want TO preserve your pickles
use the -Silver Leaf vinegar It IS guar
anteed. For sale by all leading houses
"A fine line ST cutlery for the holiday
trade at Henry's, $50 Kansas avenue.
Oil heating stoves and base burners at
cost. y III. FOUGHT
p pounds Of fine Pennsylvania buck
wheat flour for S100 at J. II. Heilers.
1Ir Dietrich claims that he is able tn
determine the character of stone or min
eral contained in the earth at any given
point 1y use Of "a divining rod Among
the gentlemen backing the enterprise
are Postmaster A. j. Arnold, Hon j. H.
FOUGHT Hon. 4. 81. James and j. T.
B everleY.
a number Of North side capitalists
have formed an association for the pur-
pose Of prospecting for coal and mineral
north ST town The work VIII BE in
charge Of Joseph Dietrich, a German.
who has had great experience in this
line of work lin the mining districts Bic
Pennsylvania Land has been leased il
the locality designated bv 1Ir Dietrich
as most likely to produce profitable re-
suits. He says he has been pros ectinr
some on his own account and struck a
vein of coal four feet thick, but only the
lower two feet was good coal. So that I'll
would be necessary TO mine a four foot
space to get two feet of coal which
would not pay He believes he will be
I able ~ strike the same vein this time
where there VIII be good coal all the
/ way through.