The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-30
NORTH TOPEKA.
1tcras or Interest from the North Side or
the River

1torns or Interest from the North Side or
the River
Mrs Dr. Magill Of Silver Lake, is vis-
fling her daughter, 1Irs. 6. il. Dolman
Amity lodge. *. Of r., conferred the
rank Of squire upon Dennis Page last
night.
Some one stole available horse blank
ct from Jim 4homps0n's buggy yester-
clay afternoon
Geo @. stoker VIII remove to Cali
fornia with his family. as soon as he can
disguise Of his property here.
Bicycle racing on the river is one of
the latest amusements. Though popular,
1t viii doubtless be short lived.
samuel is the subject Of Bible study
by the Epw0rth league which meets at
the Kansas avenue Il. =. church tonight.
Luken's opera house viii be enlivened
weekly the remainder Of tho winter by
a dancing class. which viii start next
week.
Mrs Cora Whitfn, wife of Robert
WhithH, died at her home at ohorey last
night The funeral viii occur Wednes-
day afternoon.
As result Of An advertisement i'm the
STATE Journal, Payne & Ihompen have
about closed negotiations for the sale Of
p Shawnee counl 81 farm TO the mayor of
South Charleston, Ohio.
Mrs. Chas. 81. Moran says that the re-
port published that her children have
diphtAeria and scarlet fever rs erroneous.
They have been afflicted with nothing
worse than mild type Of Group.
The North Topeka Jewalry company
has removed to SIG Kansas avenue. The
business viii remain under the manage
ment of .. i. am Laeys. who will be
pleased to meet all his old friends and
customers at the new stand
Charity lodge No. 20, Degree Of Honor,
gave social Saturday night. from which
they realized considerable sum of
money. The money was not used to as
sist the needy. as some supposed, but
was devoted to -'helping out2 another
lodge at Shorey, the members Of which
are said to be amply able to take care of
themselves. This action is severely COM
demned 10y some Of the members who
think that money So raised would better
be devoted to real charity.
q. u. Haywood reports "a case of
mysterious disappearance. a colored
barber has been occupying one of his
buildings, near the engine house, little
more than month. ON Saturday night
he went into the shop to collect the rent,
bat owing to an unusual rush Of business,
there being two customers in the shop az
the same time. his tenant said he would
see HIM Monday morning Alr. Hey
wood says HE may have done So but that
the pleasure has not been mutual, and
the shop is emptied not only Of ITS occu-
pant bat his tools. Tenants are nard TO
get and he would like To have this one
returned to him.
Leave orders for bakery goods at St.
Louis bakery, 1908 Kansas avenue.
Gu to Henry's for an kinds ST pump
repairs, S39 Kansas avenue
Bottom prices on pumps at Henry's,
$50 Kansas avenue.
Anything you want in the line of fresh
and cured meats At reasonable prices.
Goodman Bros, SAL Kan. ave-
. loaves Of bread for q nickel at Ed
Beuchner's meat market
Choice refined lard at 70 per pound;
leaf lard, warranted strictly pure, AT 1218c
per Id, at Ed Buechner's meat market
Take your prescriptions to A. J. Arnold
g Son, o2l Kansas ave. Established 1870
Try our Witch Hazel Cream for chap
ped hands and rough skin. A. j. Arnold
8 Son.
Best lard on earth. our own make,
1870 per H., at Goodman Bros, S41 A.
KAN ave.
choice eastern apples 30 cents a peck
Oil heating stoves and baseburners at
cost. j. III. FOUGHT.
% pounds Of fine Pennsylvania buck
wheat -four for $1.00 at j. III. Heller's
10 lbs. choice refined lard for 800, at
Goodman Bros, s41 KAN ave-
Turkeys, ducks, geese and chickens,
8 and 10 cents per pound at Morrow's,
COS Kansas avenue
The Cooperative steam and Plumb
ing Co
625 Quincy. viii do your work at hard
time prices. and save You SO per cent
Give them trial.
Turkeys, ducks. geese and ehichens,
S and 10 cents per pound at Morrow's,