The Topeka state journal., 1900-11-06
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Pany. SIS Kansas avenue
George Klussman came down from Man
haitian to vote
MIS-. Courtney received some more late
styles in millinery this week
Oscar Norelle. of Lindsborg, is spend
ing a Few days visiting there
Mrs L p. Fraser has returned from a
visit to her parents at Maple Hin
G. W. Petro left today for business
trip 20 the western part OF the state.
John Myers. who works on the Fsoch =
land bridge gang, has come nome 70 Vote
John Dolman. of St Joseph kan, Is
visiting his parents, Mr. and MIS- sam i1el
Miss May Cromwell expects to leave
Thursday for Nebraska TO take MUM
cry position
prices on coal and feed 101S North kan
sas avenue
Miss Lou Dolman Will arrive today from
Wichita 70 visit her sister, Mrs Elmer
Miller Of Park street.
Lee Dolman. of SIS Quincy street, has
come in from the Indian Territory 10 re-
main until after the election
The ladies of the Kansas Avenue NJ Il
church viii hold an all day meeting IL
morrow in the church parlors
Blue Post mustered in one member yes
terday and re-obligated three opnels- ms
post now has membership OF 4le-
Owing to the need of more room 1or
new trimmed goods, MIS- CourttleS W. VIZ
reduce the prices on an slIeet Aal9 eo"A
TO 25c. soc and 15c-
f. e. Ringer. who has been in Buring-
ton working with J. b. Belts, who has
contract for the court house thehe' mas
come home to vote
Mrs N styles has returned to her home
in Sterling kan after a VISIT q So sisS
weeks to the family OF her SON l. l.
Miller. OF Park street
Glen Bardsley who has been spending
a few days here visiting his parents, Will
return TO Lawrence tomorrow to resume
his studies at the university
The Ladies' Aid society of the Presby-
ing tomorrow at the home Of MIS- Charles
Haywood, on Topeka avenue
The pension DAY dinner given yesterday
by the members of the Relief Corps was
q success financially and socially and the
ladies were well pleased with the result
Mrs Baker, of Arlington, Kan. who
has been the guest for the past week Of
her daughter, Mrs. w. c. Steele, went TO
oxford. Kan, today to visit other reia-
tives.
Mrs. A c. Smith and children. of Ponca
City. Ok. T., viii leave "Wednesday Tor
Smiths sister. Mrs. W. NJ BIakeney, Of
Holman's addition.
The Meriden band; Of Meriden, have
rented a han at thar place ana nave
had the same wired and this evening they
will receive the election returns; 4 oahd
concert viii be another attraction
The remains of the lat7 Rev Peter w.
Baptist church. of which he was the loved
and honored pastor, until II o'clock
Thursday forenoon, at which time the
funeral Will take place
d
cagO where he was called last week by
the death Of his mother. which occurred
Wednesday at the Presbyterian hosPi al
in that city The 1nterment was FRIDAY
in Rose Hin cemetery, Chicago
Mrs Mary Dumar. of Centerville, Ore,
IS visiting her nephew. W. J. SJOEaIl, OF
1919 Harrison street. and other Topeka
relatives Mrs. Dumar has been visiting
relatives in Missouri and before return
ing home will spend some time in Okla
hOma and louisiana Mrs DuInar e1l-
poets to be away from home three
months.
Conductor Harry Edwards, of freight
train No. 13 on the Union Pacific. met
with an accident last evening, which caus-
ed the loss Of his right foot The freight
which runs between karsas City and
Junction City was pulling into North To-
peka from the east last night about 1O-l5
o'clock and when about 100 yards from
the station Edwards started TO climb
down from car when the hand rail
broke. causing him to fan between the
cars His right foot became caught b
tween the guard rail and main rail and
was completely taken on. The injured
man was taken into the Union Pacific
waiting room and the company's physi-
clan. DR.. Mcclure, attended him. He
was later taken to Kansas City to the
hospital Mr. Edwards home is in that
cit; he is married and has two sons.