The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-19
NORTH TOPEKA.

Items intended for this column should
be left the Kimba1 Pig Co., before 10
o clock in the morning.
Is Photographs, soc. at Courtney's.
Glen Hamrick is suffering from an at
tack of malariaI fever.
W. NJ Costley went to Kansas City this
morning to purchase goods.
Father Lamb of St Marys spent sun
day with North side friends.
Picture frames made to order: $40
Kan ave- Pcstofffce room
CroQuet, 4 ball 65c ball csc set, $50
Kan Ave. Postofice room
William Green left yesterday for Madi-
son, Wis, for visit OF several weeks.
c. Kaiser, who has been sick for the past
week is now able TO attend to business
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. letters and children
spent yesterday with friends in Atehisou.
Jim Dean of Chicago is visiting with
the family of F. l. Cooper of Monroe
street.
Miss Grace Miller of IA Polk street is
spending a few days with Miss Allie Knox
at her country home.
DR.. o. P Davis will hereafter make his
office with his father, Dr. A C Davis, at
s39 N Kansas avenue
Mr. s E Post returned this morning
to his home in Aurora, Mo, after spend
ing a week in North Topeka
Misses Maud Sargent and Miss Bessie
Jones VIII leave Wednesday for Rock Is
land. ILL.,, for visit of six weeks.
Prof. Horacek's Either club will meet
Tuesday evening with Miss Mabel Proud
1t at her home. 1222 Monroe street
Try Geo Mayors bakery goods. al
ways fresh best material used, orders
promptly filed Respectfully, George
Mayer
Mrs. A NJ Petro and little son. Kelsey.
have returned from visit of a couple of
weeks with Mrs. Petro's mother. Mrs.
Mitchell of Cawker City.
John Nystrom and family spent Sunday
with friends near Elmont Mr.. Nystrora
reports the crops in good condition. es-
peciaIIy the corn, but that rain would not
be amkss.
DIT. s. N. Bergen and son. c. o. Bergen,
left this morning for CoffeyvflIe, Kan.
where C. o. Bergen will locate and go in
to the jeweIry business They make the
trip overland
A party composed of the following
young men have gone to Wakarusa for q
weeks camping and fishing: Mr.. Roy
Cannon, Mr. Guy Cannon. Mr. Park kim
ball and Mr.. Fred AIc1Easters.
The following people expect to leave to-
morrow for Wakarusa where they will
go into camp and spend several days fish
and Mrs. c. F. Bridge and family. Mr.
and Mrs. W. s Charles and children, Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Smith and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. O. D. Skinner and children. Wal
ter and Mabel. Mr. and Mrs. J. A Lukens
and son. Harry, and Master Monte Rtst-
Ter.
Miss Minnie Bischofr viii leave on
Thursday for Brooklyn, N. Y. where she
will spend few days with the family OF
her uncle, Mr.. Edmond BischoH- Miss
Bfschon will sail or Thursday, July g. on
the Normania. Hamburg line, for Ger
many. where she will visit with friends
in Hamburg. and with relatives in CO.
burg and Sonneburg, her father having
been consul at the latter place during
C1eveIand's first administration Mr. Ed
r1ond Bischoff expects to accompany his
niece TO Europe, who viii remain abroad
year
The funeral of the late Elias Pierson
was held yesterday from his late home
northwest Of town The remains were
followed TO their final resting place By 4
large number of friends. The services
were conducted by the Rev Calvin HoI-
man. assisted by Rev J. n Stavely Of
Martins chapel The paubearers were J.
NJ. Baird, b F. KistIer, ST., J. 8 STAINS
field Mr. Amey, ]. W. WetherhoIt and
W. H Troutnan- Mr.. Pierson was born
in New York state March .. 1916, and
came TO Kansas over 81 years ago With
the exception OF Mr.. Wetherholt and Mr.
Amey the pa1lbezrers are the Oldest set
tiers in Shawnee county