The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-04-27
NORTH TOPEKA.

Items intended for this column should
s 0e Iert with the k1mbaH Prlntlng Co.
$50 Kansas avenue, before 10 o'clock in the
morning.
City.
Mrs. J. B. Belts is now able to drive
Mrs. J. NJ. wfkerson is spending a few
days in the country.
Joseph Hook of Silver Lake was a
North Side visitor yesterday
Mrs Tim Lynch of Kansas City has
oeen visiting friends in town
P F. Lucas of Kansas City has been
attending the Grain Dealers association
w. D. Lacey has moved from the Park
hurst boarding house to s24 Kansas ave
Mrs G. w. Miner will rGcite at the
kindergarten entertainment to be given
soon.
Miss Annie Huntsberger of Meriden is
Morrow
Mrs. Charles Kistler of Monroe street
has been entertaining friends from KAN
Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Day of 118s Quincy
street viii entertain few friends this
Mr.. Eph Wagner and Mr.. and Mrs A.
Ssardlner Of Meriden were North Side call
5ertalnlng her mother and brother, Mrs.
Chase and son of Hoyt.
Mr. Lane of Quincy street is having his
finest barn on this side.
II. The ParkhuFst boarding house on Cen
tr2l avenue viii be closed to the public
after the first of the month.
a. T. Rodgers a prominent grain deal
eI OF BeIoLt has been attending the Kan
sas State Grain Dealers association.
Mrs. J. H. Todd of 1912 Jackson street
who has been sick all winter is improv-
ing. She is now able to take short drives.
Mrs. George Camp and little son of 1910
Jackson street went to Kansas City last
Mrs, circuit
day afternoon with another colored broth>
eT and was struck with a club and had
his LETT arm broken near the wrist.
A r. Eby IS now negotiating for new
delivery wagon as his was about demOl-
ished Yesterday when his horse, which
became frightened at an electric car, ran
away on Laurent street
Miss Mabel King, daughter of Mrs. K.
F. King of rs East Gordon street. is very
sick with typhoid fever at Duluth, Mimi.
with her sister, Mrs. Bert Fessler-
The house of Z. B. Robinson north of
MenOken was struck by lightning Satur--
day. The bolt struck the roof and went
from there to the tin gutter. which it
followed down into the ground, thus
probably saving the house.
Mrs. Emma McClain has gone to DrexeI
Mo. to stay with her sister Mrs. Mary
a severe illness Mrs. NJ. M. Hale who
has been with her daughter fol-, several
weeks, will return home this evening.
Henry Boten died last night of con-
sumption at about II o'clock at the home
OF MS 1alAeF on EaIanOfS street Inc
funeral viii be held tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock from the house. Rev. T. z.
Chandler viii officiate. Mr.. Boten was
about 26 years old and was well-known
Young man of this side having formerly
been in the employ of VIM. Green and
Sons and NJ S Evens and at one time
by the old firm of COnkle and Troup.
Moore Mcconnell who lives six miles
out on the Silver Lake road had the mis-
fortune to break his arm recently. Sum
day Mr.. Frank Peyton and little son. and
Mr.. Mcconnell drove TO the home of Eli
P6XtOD ShOraV. M
and the little boy remained in the wagon
the little child became restless and at
tempted to jump out over the wheel, in
trying to prevent the little fellow from
falling Mr. Mcconnell reached out and
caught hold of him. In so doing the wa
gOn seat. which was loose flew up throw
ing Mr.. Mcconnell to one side. He put
out his arm to save himself and received
the weight of his body on its breaking the
arm above the wrist.