The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-18
NORTH TOPEKA.
tam. OF Interest from the North Side OF
the River.

TENS OF Interest from the NoE~A SAA0
the River.
Mr. Knox of shorey is very i'll with
paralysis.
Mr.. and Mrs Enos Keplinger have gone
to Usage county on visit.
Miss Laura Beverly has entirety TO-
covered from her recent illness.
There were eight baptisms at the bap-
fist church yesterday morning.
Mrs. Bloomfield of Columbus, Kas., is
visiting the family of J. II. Heller
The entertainment given by the Shorey
Choral society was a great success
w. c Steele went to Leavenworth this
morning TO spend some days with friends
Miss Bone of Wichita is visiting the
family of J. W. Moore at the Union "a
cific.
Miss Della Hartwell of Kansas City
was the guest of Miss Leo Morrow over
Sunday.
MiIt Newly has returned to the north
aide and will make his home at 919 10
peka avenue.
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick, one OF the
teachers in Quincy school, who has been
I'll for some weeks, is better.
John Colvin, a clerk at Garner & Lane 8
returned Yesterday from an extended
visit to friends and relatives in Indiana.
Fl. Jockey, Dr. c. B. Lyon, h FL. Bar
Der and A. o. Rorabaugh compose a
male quartette which is practicing dill
gently
Mrs. Emma McClain, who has been
visiting her father, NJ. IL. Hale, the past
month. returned to her home, Carthage,
Mo, today.
Drs LYON and Reynolds, 832 Kansas
avenue, have cut prices on first class
work Painless extracting, 25 cents
Best set teeth, IS.
Thos. ]. Dunstone. the night lunch
man at the L. P depot, was severely cut
by razor this morning, which another
man accidentally drew through his
hand.
Asa Branscom dropped dead Saturday.
He was the son of John Branscom of
Osawkie, and was we'll known on the
little children. The funeral was held
yesterday.
Division Roadmaster Wood of the
Union Pacific, who has been here the
past few days experimenting improve
ments on the main line, has finished the
work and left for home last Saturday
night
A Kansas avenue commission mer-
chant loaded refrigerator car Saturday
at the Santa Fe junction with sweet po-
tatoes in barrels for Minneapolis. Mimi,
a point where this favorite Kansas pro-
duct is in great demand.
Mrs. Miller of ShOrey died Saturday
afternoon. She was taken suddenly i'll.
and while waiting for help which had
been sent for, she expired Mrs. Miller
was 50 years OF age and had lived in
Shorey five years. The funeral was held
at IL O'clock today from the house.
Michael HanIey, junior. formerly CON
nected with the Hanley Brothers gro
Gerry company, and of late employed as a
switchmen in the Santa Fee yards, while
engaged in coupling two cars together
Sunday morning was dangerously in
jured about his head, caused by heavy
timbsrs On one Car projecting out too
far. He is now under the doctors care
and is doing nicely. The yard men say
that he had a close call and miraculous
escape from having his head crushed.
Albert Hoffman was struck by a rear
ing horse just over the right eye Satur-
day afternoon. crushing in his skull. He
is the 9year-old son of J. J. Hoffman, 425
West Laurent street He and Charlie
Brugnier had just returned from a horse
back ride and were leading the horses
to the barn when the horse which Alber
was leading reared and in coming dowr
struck the boy terrific blow. Although
very serious accident hopes are enter
tanned for his recovery.