The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-05-04
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Items Intended for this column should
be left with the kimbaH printing p.
S35 Kansas avenue. before 10 o'clock in the
morning.
Mrs. NJ E. Miller is spending the day
at Meriden.
VIM. Pollum of Indian Creek was IN
town yesterday
J. c. Salyer has returned from a trip
to Des MOines, Ia.
Prof. Cravens of Ottawa visited ). A.
Hayes and family today.
Mike Dennan of Granville was
North Side caller yesterday
Frank Billings of Granville was
North Side visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Cutbirth and son Ben of Silver
Lake have gone to Bonner Springs
Mrs. Coburn and daughters have
moved from 1914 Harrison street to ITO
Quincy street.
Sim Coleman of MenOken was in town
today. Mr.. Coleman is putting in over
100 acres of corn.
Miss Bierbaum of ST. Louis is being
entertained by Miss Matte French at
her home on Monroe street
Miss Maud Baker of Arlington
Springs, Kan, will arrive today to visit
her sister, Mrs. w. c. Steele.
Perley Kelly and sister, Miss Myrtle
Kelly, have returned from visit OF
several days at St. Clere, Kan.
Miss Hattie Greenway of Harrison
street left this week for Kansas City to
spend some time with relatives.
Mrs D. J. Smith of St. CIere, Kan,
who has been visiting Mrs. Frank
Smith of West Gordon street, has gone
to Mayetta.
The ladies of the southeast section of
the Methodist church will meet Thurs
day afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. W. >
Hamrick of Monroe street.
NJ NJ. Hale is wearing a spray of lilly
of the valley on his coat, and when ask
ed the reason, he said that today is the
3Sth anniversary of his marriage.
Mrs. Ada Mosier, corner of Kansas
avenue and Fairchild street, is the
proud pOssessOr of a pair of the finest
buff cochin bantamS in the state.
Mr.. Brodrick and family of Be1ot
have arrived and have gone to house
keeping at 81 Quincy street Mr.; Brod-
rick is cook at the Union Pacific hotel.
on Sunday evening, May Is, the Ep-
worth league of the Kansas Avenue
church will observe the eighth anniver-
sary of their orga nizatiOn. Bishop J. H.
Vincent will deliver an address at this
time.
The North Model Meat Co. for cheap
meats. Mutton stew, &c pound; pure
lard, sc pound; salt pork, sc pound;
California hams, 61ac pound; hamburg
pound.
1t certainly pays to publish items in
this paper as the proposed trip OF a
North Side lady was mentioned in this
ticket agent in town has been besieging
her to buy her ticket of him.
J. A. Davis and family of Quincy
street, near Fairchild, will shortly move
to the south side on Eighth street. Their
house, which he is now occupying, has
been purchased by Joseph Harmon of
fire station No. of j. S. Morse, and
Mr. Harmon will move into the same.
The Old Folks high five club met last
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs
V. B. Kistler. All the members were
present with the exception of Mrs. w
D. Lacey and Miss Martha KimbalI
substituted for her. The club Will be
entertained next Monday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E P Baker
There will be no evening service at
the Second Presbyterian church next
Sunday night, as the cOngrega ton has
been invited by the First church to be
present at the installation of their pas
tor, DR.. COuntermine. Rev j. ). Glen
denning will preach the sermon on this
occasion.
The following officers for the Second
Presbyterian Sunday school We're elect
ed Sunday morning: superintendent,
W. Q. Steele; assistant superintendent,
David Bowie: secretary. Miss Effie
Wilson; treasurer, Ralph Skinner; Ii
brarian, Miss Clara Plummer; organ
list, Miss Mabel Miller.
The young man arrested Saturday
night for drunkenness and fined SO in
the police court yesterday, was Leon
ard, and not Charley Juneau, as report
ed. Leonard Juneau took the Kelley
cure a few years ago, but it did not last.
When found Saturday night he was ly
ing in the alley half a block from fire
station No. l. his feet almost touching
the sidewalk and had frightened a
number of women when passing. His
family would like to know where he
gets his liquor.