The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-07-11
NORTH TOPEKA.

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pany. S35 Kansas avenue
Miss Sadie Heber is visiting in Hoyt-
J. B. LETTERS spent Monday in Kansas
City.
J H Skinner went to Kansas City to-
day on a business trip.
c. w. Edison and son Of Silver Lake
were North side visitors today
W. W. Crfttenden left today on a bus
mess trip TO the western part OF the
The teachers Of the Christian Sunday
school viii hold a meeting this evening
at the church
Miss Ella sheetz spent the day at
MenOken the guest Of Mr.. and MS
Ed Whiteman-
Carl Tinker. representing the Topeka
Vinegar works, went TO OsaWk1e on the
l. T. & S. w today
The Baptist Sunday school will hold
their annual picnic Wednesday at the
Campdoras woods
Amos Goodman who has been taking
a six weeks layOff on account OF a dis
located shoulder, returned to work yes
! terday-
Mrs c. Klemp and son Bonnie and
sister-in-law, Mrs. John Nichols, left to-
day for Scranton, where they Will make
a short visit.
Miss Margaret Hanley returned Mon
day from Chicago where she has been
visiting her cousin. Miss Margaret
| Shehan, for the past four weeks
Mrs c. o. Burger and little daughter
I Helen OF lola arrived today and viii
/ visit Mrs Burgen's sisters. Mrs ,. L.
] Courtney and Mrs. June Baxter.
W. @. Brooks, the colored orator, viii
1 deliver an address at Elder Otden
! church, corner OF First and JEFFERSON
! streets. this evening at S o'clock. sub
/ ject. Advice TO Parents Lecture free;
/ all invited.
Fred MorelIi OF Granville will leave
! in a day or two for a visit to his old
home in Switzerland Mr.. MOreln is q
] prominent farmer. and this viii be his
! first visit TO his native land since ne left
/ there 45 years ago.
J Mrs Courtney. at 905 y. Kansas ave
/ nue. also Courtney-Baxter at 716 South
! Kansas avenue, will sell you your hats
! at a price that VIII surprise you. All
/ summer goods must be sold TO make
/ room for a fine line of fall millinery
Peter Merritt. who has the contract of
/ building A E Hodges new house at
! 1912 Madison street went to Norton
/ Vile yesterday and bought a. car load
of lumber The yards at that point are
not IN the pool and he was enabled 10
| purchase the lumber at cut prices
| The children Of the sewing school en-
| jOyed & treat Saturday when Mr.. 0.
| Purdy of E Sixth street entertained
I them with selections from his phonO-
! direction of Mrs. A. NJ Palmer, meets
| every Saturday afternoon at the People
| Church hall zoos Kansas avenue.
The moving picture entertainment
| given last evening at Garfield park was
I fairly well attended One feature Of
/ the show which makes it of especial in
/ terest to Topeka people is that when
( the pictures OF the soldiers were taken
I at San Francisco, a number Of the boys
/ stood very near the camera SO one is
I able to recognize in the pictures several
( Topeka boys. Dan Hewitt being one OF
| them.
At the picnic given Saturday afternoon
at Garfield park by the Odd Fellows one
/ pleasant feature of the entertainment
was the drill given by Mrs. Palmer's
degree team from the south side The
! exhibition given by Mrs. Palmer's mallet
4 swinging class was greatly enjoyed The
( following young girls are members OF
[ this class: Misses Della Gilman. Grace
Kfmes, Trixie and Pansy Antrim Nora
Starbird. Ida Taggart, Clyda Mccall
! and Lulu Robinson.
/ The sale of the Leavenworth. Topeka
/ & Southwestern railroad has been post
/ poned from July II to August 9. It is
/ to be sold on the depot platform at
! OskaIOOsa to the highest bidder. and as
| this road has been a losing venture the
/ material viii likely be sold and the road
/ abandoned. This viii work great hard
I ship on the people of Osawkie who have
/ been coming to North Topeka on the
/ evening train TO do their shopping and
I were able to return home on the early
morning train. Osawkie unlike Meriden,
| OskaIo0sa and AIcLouth has no other
| railroad to depend upon