The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-24
NORTH TOPEKA.
Items Of Interest from the north side OF
the River.

Mr. and Mrs. George Klussman Of
Manhattan are here for the holidays
Mrs. " B. Kistler will give a dinner
party tomorrow to few friends.
Mrs. E. Washburn went to Dodge City
today to spend the holidays with rela-
tivea
Miss Ella Woodburn has gone to Den
ison, Kas, TO spend the holidays with
friends
Pocket knives for Christmas At Hen
rvs
10 per cent of on Banquet cook and
Oak heating stoves for Christmas pres
ents- J. II. FOUGHT
Dir. and Mrs. Charles Sparks viii
spend the Christmas season in Atchison
county.
Miss Belle Cromwell of Menoken has
come down to spend Christmas with her
brothers.
Miss LudeI AIcAIasters and Miss Ma
ME Baird have gone to Chicago to spend
the holidays
News reached here this morning that
Horace Murphy died last night at his
home at Silver Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Ta0gert have gone to
their old home at Meriden to spend the
holidays with relatives.
MIR. and Mrs Geo. Sans, 1899 Central
avenue, became the parents Of an infant
son yesterday afternoon.
Geo Currier is preparing to publish
book. 1t is y story, and will deal with
Kansas scenes and characters.
Finest skates and lowest prices at
Henry's.
According to custom Of many years
standing Santa Claus has established his
headquarters for the holiday season. at
the 10 cent store SIS Kansas avenue. The
collection of goods suitable for Christmas
presents is larger and better and cheaper
than ever
Mr. aud Mrs Charles Steinberrer will
spend the holidays with Mr.. Steinberger's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs P. H. Steward, at
Hoyt
masquerade party on New Years eve.
It will probably be given az the Union
Pacific.
Rev. Calvin Holman will 60 70 Kansas
City tomorrow to perform the rite which
il to unite in marriage James NrOoman
and Mrs. Mary E. Kelsey.
Alarm clocks, 99c, at Ray Parmeter's.
A full line Of watches clocks and jew
elry at Ray Parmeter's, S24 Kan. Ave.
At the Mid Continental Poultry and
Pet Stock show which was held in the
Exposition building at Kansas City last
week there were a number of North To-
peka exhibitors and they carried of
fair share Of the prizes. G. III. Rhodes
was one of the principal winners in
black cochins. getting first and second
prizes on cockrels and first on pullets.
+. q. Tompkins took second on white
Plymouth rock pullets
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS
The Y. NJ. c. a is to have basket
ball
Most Of the city Sunday schools were
crowded yesterday.
The Republican Flambeau club will
elect officers January O.
DR.. :. b. Anderson is expected home
from Colorado tomorrow.
Most of the city pastors delivered
Christmas sermons yesterday morning.
Bishop Vincent addressed the y. M. G.
A mems meeting yesterday afternoon
People who get Christmas presents by
mail have 70 60 to the postOhice after
them.
Mrs. Van B. Prather has gone to her
former home at Columbus 10 spend
Christina
General Manager II. r. Nickerson and
Mrs Nickerson are in Topeka to spend
Christmas
1t is said at the state house that DR.. J.
H. McCasey is now talking of going to
Ohio to stay.
Justice ]. B. Furry has scored up to
224 in the bowling tournament at the
Athletic club.
Frank H. Foster will read paper on
"Ihe Life Of Oliver Wendell HOlmes''
at Unity church Friday night
Several Topeka people will attend the
meeting of the Kansas Academy Of
Science this week at Manhattan.
1t cost the state $4,000 to run the Re
form school last month aud 50, 495 to
keep the Topeka asylum going.
Rev. A. E Wagner. of Kansas City,
filed the pulpit Of the English Lutheran
church yesterday morning and evening.
Hiss Jessie LewelIIng Of the governors
Office and her sister. Miss Pauline, have
gone to Eldora. Iowa, to spend the holi-
days
Martin Mobler has returned from a
business trip to Pennsylvania and will
spend the holidays with his family on
College hill
DR.. W. r. Kirkwood. Of the College Of
Emporia, preached at the First Presby-
terrain church yesterday, both morning
and evening.
The state board Of charities has adj
journed until Thursday, when the mem
bers will start on their regular tour Of in
spection of the state Institutions.
Lieut. Governor-elect James a. Trout
man and Congressman elect Chester |
Long. Of the Seventh district were form
erly members Of the Saturday Night
club.
1T WON'T HURT THE FALLS