The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-09
NORTH TOPEKA.


items. intended for this column should
be left with the Kimban Printing COM
pany. S35 Kansas avenue
Captain and Mrs. Morris of doyt were
in town today.
E. P. Baker came in last evening
from Kansas City.
Mrs. A J. Hayden has taken a posi-
tiOn in the New Era.
Rev. Mr.. AIaver preached yesterday
afternoon at the poor farm.
S. H. Thomas went to Efingham,
Kan, Saturday to look after his farm
Miss Bertha Rowley has returned
from visit of two weeks to relatives
and friends of BelOit.
Mrs. A. J. Kane and daughter, Mrs.
L. S DOlman spent two days in Mer1-
den last week visiting friends.
Roy Morris and Harry Putnam OF
Horton spent Sunday visiting Mr.. Nor
ris' parents at S23 Monroe street
Miss Dott Watts has returned from
Kansas City where she has been the
guest of her aunt for the past week.
Mrs. J. H. Todd and son Maurice, of
1912 Jackson street returned yesterday
from q, visit to relatives in Indiana
DR.. o. P. Davis is making extensive
improvements to the property he has
lately purchased on Central avenue.
The Crescent Gallery has been re-
opened where we will be glad to see our
old friends as well as make new ones
c. @. CHAPMAN, Proprietor.
c. c. Paxon, of Manchester, Dicken-
son county, has moved to North To-
peka and is making his home at SIG
Harrison street.
Work on the North Topeka. sewer
was commenced this morning. A force
of men are busy eXcavating on Fair
child street.
Dr. L. A. Ryder and Roger Todd at
tended the football game at Lawrence
Saturday between the University and
| Washburn college teams.
Mr.. John Powers and little daughter
who have been the guests OF Mr. Pow
| ers' sister, Mrs. Mcintosh in Kansas
| City, came home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ann Ward and neices, Nellie and
| Lois Marsh, of Norton, spent Friday
and Saturday with Mrs. Wards brother,
| Mr.. \. S. Curry, of 1907 Jackson street.
At the meeting Saturday afternoon
| of the Rochester Cemetery association,
! Mr.. Andy Scott, Mr.. w. a. Forbes and
Mrs. NJ. V. BardsIey We're reelected
| trustees.
William Garrett, colored, died Satur-
! day at his home on Western avenue
| near Laurent street. The deceased was
! an old soldier. The funeral was held
| yesterday afternoon from Rev. Barker's
| church and the interment was in the
| soldiers plot at the Topeka cemetery.
Mrs. Noble and Miss Goldie Noble,
mother and sister of Miss Noble. tele-
graph operator at the Western Union
Office, arrived Saturday from Kansas
! City where they have been for the past
I week, ana were the guests OF Miss No
| bic until today, when they left for their
/ home in Manhattan
Grant school has a football team in
! the field which is the best North To-
| peka has ever had. They are anxious
! to meet any team whose average weight
/ is not over 130 pounds. The following
| is the line up: D. BergUndthal, center;
! F. WoOdburn, right guard; H. Taylor,
/ left guard; c. Starbird. right tackle;
/ A Allen, left tackle; w. Rice, right
/ end. K Clark, left end. O. I,aVtOn
| quarter back; NJ. Dodson, right half;
| Leslie Hamilton, left half; Fred Nc
| Master, half back. They have secured
| the services of Leroy Hamilton as
| coach and he is putting them through
| some hard practice. The team has
/ dates for several out of town games.