The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-02
NORTH TOPEKA.

II you have no better place to trade I
want to sen you coal. feed. sewer pipe,
seed c. c. Nicholson
When in doubt go to Kane & Co.
Joseph Buoy. Of Menoken, was q
north side visitor today.
Wanted-GOOd strong boy. Kimbal
Printing Co
Miss Anna Mclaughlin went to Kan
sas City this morning for short visit.
Miss Margaret Myers accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs w. n. Costley to Kansas
City today.
Mr. F. NJ. Anderson and family have
moved from SIS Van Buren, street to
Thompsonville.
Mrs. Shirley French. who has been
quite i'll for the past two weeks, was
able to sit up a short time Sunday.
Mr.. Harley Hamilton returned today
to Kansas City after a vacation OF ten
days spent in Topeka and points In
Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. l. A. DOlman returned
Sunday from visit OF several days 70
their daughter. Mrs. Winston Fuller. Of
st. Joseph, No.
L V. Beatty. OF Kansas City. travel
ing freight agent for the Kansas City
& Southern railroad, was a Topeka Wis
itcr yesterday.
Mr.. L G. French has moved from 14S4
Kansas avenue to the DeLOng property
in Rochester. Mr.. French is principal OF
the Rochester school
J. c. Fulton has returned from Mary
land. where he accompanied Mrs Fulton
and little daughter. Helen, who WIN
visit there for several weeks
At the October meeting Of the Shaw
nee County Horticultural society to be
held Thursday at VinewOod park. J. +.
Cecil IS to read q paper he has prepared
for this occasion
sam Keener, Of Ellsworth, has been
visiting Topeka friends. Mr.. Keener
has been working with a threshing crew
this summer and so far he has threSheo
over $4,000 bushels OF wheat
Born Monday evening to Mr.. and Mrs.
c. c. Nicholson. OF 9l9 Van buren,
street a son. Mr.. Nicholson is already
figuring on a new business sign which
will read. &C. c. Nicholson & Son"
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Margaret Myers and Mr.. walter rag
CART of Meriden. The wedding will take
place at the brides home on Western
avenue on Monday evening, October &
Mrs. Mary Wilson and Miss Hattie
Wilson. who have been the guests of
Quincy street. for the past week. re-
turned to THAR home in Galesburgs H.,
yesterday.
Mr. ana Mra Lewis, OF Central ave-
nue.. have been enjoying q visit from
their son-in-laW and daughter, Dr. asad
Mrs Lindas. Of Great Bend. pr Linz
das returned home the first OF the week.
but his wife will remain a little longer.
Miss Daisy Pierson, daughter Of Rev
and Mrs. T. J. PiersOn, of ga Jackson
street. returned yesterday from Colo
RADIO where she spent the summer for
the benefit Of her health Her friends
will be pleased to learn that she Is much
improved.
The ladies Of the Kansas Avenue NJ
E church are spending every day this
week at the church quilting, They have
the contract to furnish the comforts 20
Samuel Dolman's grading gang and
have already three hundred yards Of
calico to be used this way. All the
ladies' OF the church are asked 70 come
to the church every day this week and
help with the work.
The ladies OF the ". c. 7, L, were
much pleased with the result OF their
meeting yesterday afternoon. which was
held at the home OF Mrs. Colburn on
Van Buren, street A goodiy number
were present including two visitors One
new name was added 70 the list OF
workers An interesting programme
was rendered. Mr.. King sang solo,
Mrs. Davis read a selection on Suffrage
and the Saloon" Mrs. Kane gave two
original poems and the talks" were
both interesting and instructive