The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-06
NORTH TOPEKA.

Carl Burger is quite sick at bis home
on Monroe street
7. I. Evan is up from Kansas City to
visit friends over Sunday.
E D. Small and Colonel ]. F. Carter
went to St Joseph today to attend the
races
Mrs D. J. Hathaway left at noon today
for Boulder, Colo, to spend month with
relatives.
Miss Mary Hanley of the New York
store will take her summer vacation, be-
ginning Monday.
A North side small boy when asked
what month this is, invariably replies
''Fourth of July"
| Ben Kershner returned this morning
| from a months visit to his mother in
Los Angeles, California.
] Mr.. and Mrs. J. E Crockett will re-
! turn Monday from Kansas City, where
they have been visiting friends since the
| Fourth
o. o. Jacobs. of Gushard s Roro-
| baugh's store, will leave Monday on
months visit to his parents in St Joseph,
Illinois.
Mrs. L. ". Moul.on of Kansas avenue
will leave Monday for a months visit to
her sister, Mrs Geo. Folsom in George
town, Col
Miss Luden McMaster, of jackson
street, has gone to Salina to spend two
weeks with Miss Ida Vernon, formerly
of North Topeka.
G. H. Lyman and family of Manhattan
have moved here and located at 816 Har-
rison street Mr. Lyman is in the en-
ploy of the new laundry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Metzger of Garnett, who
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
c. c. Kingsolver on Central avenue, re-
| turned to their home TODAY
A little country boy who nearly had
his little finger blown of by a frecracker
at Garfield on the Fourth. was soundly
thrashed by his father in addition to his
other injury.
Charles G. Schilling, in J. Thomas
Office, will leave Monday on a two weeks
vacation, which he will spend visiting
his parents in St Marys and friends in
Junction City.
There were still some fireworks left
over for last night Several houses on
Jackson street made brilliant displays.
There was a stiffness yesterday in glar-
ing contrast to the day before
A degree team, consisting of fourteen
ladies of Charity lodge No 90, Degree of
Honor, has been organized, and has been
practicing on the drills two nights every
week for the past two months This
evening, at the meeting of the lodge, the
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dates being turned over to its tender
mercies. There will also be an instalIa-
ton of officers.
The Laurent street tennis club held an
enthusiastic meeting at the courts last
evening and considerable interest was
developed Names of half dozen new
, members were proposed and accepted
and as many others signifed intention of
joining. The four courts are full almost
V0Io -f nd
of prosperous season for the club and
some exciting tennis for the north aide is
encouraging.
The members of ST. Paul's Temple,
No. 275, Knights of Tabor. are drilling
every night now. They are getting ready
for competitive drills at the annual con-
vention of the order in Kansas City, July
10 and 13. On the night Of the 18th their
company of twenty-four men will drill
; in Kansas City, Kaa., against five other
crack companies, and on the evening of
the 18th they will compete with four
J companies in Kansas City, Mo. The
J company has been prscticing nearly
} every night for the past two months I'M
der the direction of T. B. j. Robinson oil
Kansas City, who makes this work q
specially, and who is confident of win
! | ning-so confident that they will take
along a train load of Topeka friends &c
see them carry off the prizes.
~Every fireman has his fads," is a quo
tation which observation about fire sta
ton No 1 would furnish. One of Capt
c. A. Boltinghouse's pet ideas is the col
=, lection of horns-buffalo horns especially
1 He has mounted a fine rack of hornl
5 formerly possessed by buffaloes, and i
ornaments the station. His reason fo
q this fad is supposed to be that when, il
4 the line of his business, he meets di
| - IL -
seize He has also been party to thu
n death of several buffaloes himself. Geo
3 Gurtler has been improving his spar
It moments by learning cravon and char
j. coal drawing. An exceedingly cleVe
and life-like charcoal drawing of MI
= Boltinghouse hangs in the station a mon
!, ument to his skill. These are some Q
!. the fads, but, there are others.
= Lodge 6 Colvin, 119 and 121 West Nor
- ris street proprietors OF the Capital Liv
>. airy, Feed and sale Sta bles Horses boar,
u ed at $40 per month. Satisfaction guar
70 enteed.
- For fly screen guaranteed against rus
- for five years, for new process gasolin
stoves, and for anything good in tn
y hardware line, go to Pratt Bros, Mort
: Topeka
1t Il. Riordan, 1884 n. Kansas avsnu.
. choice groceries and meats Do not cal
unless you want good goods for fai
II prices.
)" Lukens Bros, North Topeka, is tn
U, place to buy Stutz s Walker buggie
ID and road wagons, surries, etc They ar
O. the best to be found and cheapest.
w. Willets, 1905 n. Kan. av., gradU
as ate of the Oriental School of Embalmins
N A handsome hearse in connection. Low
ID est prices and best goods in the city.
n A. J. Arnold g. Son, s21 North Kanss
avenue. Prescriptions. A complete stoc
ID Of druggists sundries. Headquarters Il
a all of Munyon's Remedies
re- J. H. Heller. 1909 n. Kan. Ave, grocer
7e and meat market Good treatment an