The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-31
NORTH TOPEKA.

Items INTENDED for tbs COLUMN g Rs shoul e
o'clock in the morning
Steinberg's orchestra viii furnish mu-
sic for the dance Wednesday night at
Lukens' opera house
Wanted. 100 couples to attend the
dance Wednesday evening at Lukens-
opera house
Father Hayden had charge Of the ser
vices at the reform school yesterday
Mr.. Mitchell of St. Joseph is visiting
his sister, Mrs. A NJ Petro, Of 1014 van
Buren, street
Mrs. Bertha Hirshberg of 1882 Van
Buren, street has gone to Hoyt to spend
q couple Of weeks
Mr.. E. Dow, one of the officers at the
reform school, went TO Sal1ua THURSDAY
to visit his family.
Mrs. N. H. Fulton and daughter, Mrs.
Anna Glib, have moved from sl4 quincy
street to SIC West Sixth street
The Christian EndeavOF society Of the
Second Presbyterian church will give
a free ntertainment Wednesday even
ing in the church They will be assisted
by the orchestra from the First church
and " ashburn college
The ladies Of the Church OF the Good
Shepherd Will meet Thursday afternoon
at the horne OF Mrs. E D Small, s29
Jackson street, when their guild viii be
reorganized and work for the winter
planned
Mr. Wetherholt returned last evening
from Leavenworth where he has been
with his son. William WetheTholt, Of
the Twenty-second regiment. who has
been seriously i'll MI WetheFhoIE re-
ports that his son is better though still
not out of danger.
The second football game of q series
of three which is being played between
the reform school team and the North
Topeka team, was played Saturday az
teru0on. The sCoFe was 10 to in favor
of the North Topeka boys. The third
game will be played Saturday, Noven-
Der T. As the score now stands the
teams are even
P J. Gilman, an old resident Of Shaw
nee county. died at his home two miles
north on the avenue road, early Sunday
morning. He had been in i'll health for
the past two years and his death was
not unexpected The deceased was SO
years old and had lived in this county
for thirty years He leaves a wife. four
/ sons and two daughters Two Of the
! sons. c. E and H. c. Gilman. are in
/ California. but are expected to arrive
tonight The other sons, aged Is and
/ 10, are at home The daughters are Mrs.
J. o. Browning and Miss Jessie Gilman.
I Mr.. Gilman was an uncle of Henry Gil
/ man of fire station No and of A W
/ Parks The funeral will be held from
/ the house Tuesday afternoon at tive
! O'Clock and the burial viii be in Roches-
| ter cemetery
Mr. and Mrs. A V. Heyden Of 11Ol
! Jackson street were injured in a run
/ away yesterday AFTERNOON Ihey start
/ ed for a drive and had only gone a
I short distance when the horse began tC
| run Mr.. Heyden found himself unable
/ to hold the animal and when near the
I corner of Grant and Jackson streets
/ turned the horse towards the sidewalk
( which is several feet above the road
/ The horse tried to climb upon the WaIk
( upsstting the buggy and throwing the
( occupants out. Mr.. Heyden was able
| to get up by himself but Mrs HaydeE
/ had to be taken to her home on 3
! stretcher. A physician was called. He
I found no bones broken but they were
I both suffering from severe bruises ard {
great nervous shock