The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-22
NORTH TOPEKA.

Items Of Interest from the North Side OF
the River
Ira M. Colburn Of ST. Louis, is visiting
his mother for a few days.
Wm., Timer OF Usage county, is visiting
the family Of Enos Keplinger.
Miss Ella-M. Young of Perry, has been
visiting the family Of a. O. Rorabaugh.
H. B. McMaster has recovered from an
illness which kept him at home the past
week.
The Entire Nous club is preparing to
give another party some time next
month.
The little daughter Of Postmaster d.
c. Hewitt is suffering from an attack of
pneumonia.
Mrs. Fannie Fitzgerald has returned
to her home i'll Valencia, after visiting
the family Of ID. r. Garner the past week
L. Il. Gillette of Excelsior Springs, Mo-,
has been here the past three days looking
for a good place tO start JeWelry stores
MIR and Mrs. TT. VI. Robbins, newly
married couple from HlaWatha are visit
ing the family of NJ L. Gordon on Quincy
street
Rev J NJ Wishart and Mrs. Ella Da-
Wis. of Shorey, Will be married next
Wednesday. and viii depart for san Fran
cisco on the following day.
The old fashioned spelling school is to
he revived bV the ladies of the PresbY
i9iltA CHURCH at t4lt LstoA'AtAAtg "a 10
Kistler tomorrow evening
Mrs Chas. Steinberger, accompanied
by her friend Mrs. Lydia Perkins Of
Hutchinson, has gone 10 IIoyt for short
visit among relatives and friends
j. s. Crockett father Of J. T. Crockett.
came in from stay Of some months IN
Dakota. Saturday He has large proper
ty interests both here and there and dir
vides his time between the two states.
Leroy. the little SON of Geo. IS. Smith,
died Of diphtheria yesterday afternoon, at
the family residence, corner Of Gordon
ana Monroe streets. The body was taken
to Aurora, Illinois, today for interment.
A meeting Of the citizens living In the
vicinity OF the big ditch known as sGunns
camaI'7 was held last week and an organs
izatIon was Effected for the purpose of
making an effort to obtain damages from
the city Their legal advisers tell them
they have a good case and the suit VIII be
instituted by some one of the aggrieved
parties not vet designated, in order tie
borne equally by all who are Interested
The King brothers and their sister Hiss
Kate. request the STATE JOURNAL. to say
that their names were used ia connec-
ton with the Associated charities with-
out their knowledge or consent and that
they are no part Of the organization,
They viii continue in the future as they
have done ia the past to render all the
assistance possible to the needy poor III
their own way, and any contributions en-
trusted to them viii be gladly received
and placed where they VIII do the most
good.
Anything you want ID the line 81 fresh
and cured meats at reasonable prices.
Goodman Bros, S41 Kan. ave.
> Ioaves Of bread Tor nickel at Ed
Beuchner's meat market
Choice refined lard at 7c per pound:
leaf lard, warranted strictly pure, at ~ re
per H.. at Ed Buechner's meat market.
Take your prescriptions TO a. j. Arnold
11 son. S21 Kansas ave. Established 1870.
Try our Witch Hazel Cream for chap-
ped hands and rough skin. a. j. Arnold
& Son
Best lard on earth, our own make.
121se per lb-, at Goodman Bros.s Sal N.
KAN ave.
Choice eastern apples so cents a peck
at j. H. HeIIer's-
A fine line of cutlery for the holiday
trade at henry's. 500 Kansas avenue.
Oil heating stoves and baseburners at
cost j. IT, FOUGHT
p pounds of fine Pennsylvania buck
wheat -four for Sl00 at j. II. Helier's.
10 ibis. choice refined lard for s1.0O. az
Goodman Bros, S41 Kan. ave.
some people have been made to be-
lieve that on account Of an attachment
served ON IngersoM s Go. that they are
not ir the undertaking business now. bat
this IS big mistake. They are still do
inr business at their elegant quarters
101 East Sixth ave, where they can be
found day and night.
Peerless Steam Laundry Peerless
Steam Laundry.