The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-28
NORTH TOPEKA.

Items of Interest from the North side of
the River
The 8Iaccabees initiated six new mem
Ders last night.
Roll n ichols is able to come down town
again after severe illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. VT. 1IcAllister have
gone to Pueblo Colorado to reside.
Mrs W. D Woodford and daughter,
have returned from visit to St. AIarys
The Fairview Sunday school has made
liberal donation to the Associated Char
tiles
John Fieger's dancing class meets
every Tuesday night at Lukens' opera
house.
The ladies Benevolent society viii meet
at the home OF Mrs T.. 81. TutIe Friday
evening.
Ed Holman's condition is slightly inn
proved today, and it is thought that he
viii recover.
Sir. and Mrs. p. Andwielder s25 Mad
ison, are the parents Of son, which
came to them Monday evening.
Geo. Hughes two little boys are to
play for the Modern w oodmen Thurs
day evening. They are said to be the
youngest banjo players known.
The Good Literature Reading circle
met at the residence of o. d. Skinner,
1899 jackson street last evening. The
programme included d paper on "Cur-
rent Events by c. c. Nicholson; hist0r-
ical paper by Rev w B. hutchinson,
and the study of Shakespeare Julius
Caesar by the entire class.
Mrs. Elmer BreWlngton, aged %. who
was the only surviving member of the
family, passed away at o'clock last
night She had been sick a long time
and had lost her husband and little child
within the past six weeks. The funeral
Of Faircald and Kansas avenue, tomor-
row at 1 o'clock. The interment VIII Be
made a. Rochester cemetery
Charity Lodge ID. of Fl. No. 26 gave
one Of their enjoyable entertainments
Saturday evening, February -, at their
hall, in the form of 4ni ght cap" social
s fine literary and musical programme
was rendered by number Of efficient
persons, which was appreciated by the
large audience. The following is the
programme as rendered. Opening music.
Hiss Lizzie Clark recitation, Miss Minna
Deppe, guitar music, Miss GertIe How
ard; recitation, Florence Chase song,
Misses Anna Dake and Lizzie Clarke,
recitation. May Richie. guitaT and man
d0lin music, Miss Edith Haynes. Annie
Allen and Ed Hearick: violin music, il
u. Brown. recitation, Thompson Sisters:
song, o. ~. Brown recitation, Leslie
Carr.
The North Topeka Jewelry company
has removed to S19 Kansas avenue. The
business VIII remain under the manage
DHnE OF J- E-- an L4ets9 VINO VIII be
pleased to meet all his old friends and
customers at the new stand
J. II. FOUGHT VIII sell you Hrst-class
road wagon and harness for &35.
Baldwin's "NNild Plum Blossom" the
newest perfnme at a. j. Arnold s. Son Is.
Take your prescriptions 60 Al. 5 Arnold
s. Son. ST Kansas ave. Established 1870
Leave orders for bakery goods at 5G
Louis bakery. zoos Kansas avenue.
Go to Henry's for an kinds of pump
repairs, $50 Kansas avenue.
Bottom prices on pumps at Henry's,
839 Kansas avenue.
Anything you want 10 the line Of fresh
and cured meats at reasonable prices
Goodman Bros, SAL Kan ave
Choice refined lard 1t &c per pound.
leaf lard. warranted strictly pure. At I ~ Sc
per h. at I'D Buechner's meat market
is lbs. choice refined lard for 800, at
Goodman Bros. s41 Kan. ave.
Best lard on earth, our own make.
1859 per lb., At Goodman Bros 81 a.
kau ave.