The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-28
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NORTH TOPEKA.

Items intended for this column should
be left with the Kimball Printing COM
pany. S35 Kansas avenue.
A R. Smith of Wakarusa was in town
today.
Mrs. Calvin Holman is i'll at her home
in Holman's addition.
Mrs. J. B. Belts left yesterday for ST.
Louis where she will visit friends.
w. J. Stovall has moved from 1927
Van Buren, street to 1873 Harrison
street.
Mr.. G. W. Petro and family are NOV
ing today form 1920 Logan street TO
their new home, 929 Harrison street.
Mr. and Mrs w r. Trachsel returned
to their home in Meriden- last evening
after a short visit to Topeka friends.
There will be a meeting Thursday
evening at the store of LETTERS & James
in the interest of the new tennis club.
Be sure and attend Mrs Courtney's
opening this evening at her south side
millinery parlors, SOB Kansas avenue.
Mrs NJ NJ Hale and sister, Mrs.
Cheney of Burlingame who is her guest,
returned Monday from OSkalooSa where
they visited friends over Sunday.
John Rogers. county surveyor, John
E. Frost, land commissioner, Charles
Gerteisen, agent, and Oscar Bischoff
were in Little Russia yesterday opening
up Gordon street on the new Santa F'e
addition.
Last Sunday Mr.. Cecil was elected
superintendent and Mr.. 1. N. George, as
sistant superintendent of the Rochester
Sunday school. Mr.. Hoover is the teach
er of the Bible class which has an en-
rollment of 81.
Adam Schmidt, Santa Fe shop man,
and son, Marcus Schmidt, who was one
of the fighting Twentieth Kansas boys,
have purchased three lots in the new
Santa F'e addition and will build two
neat cottages at once.
new kindergarten is to be started
in North Topeka. Miss Smith of the
of the work and will receive a select
number of children on Monday, April
second, at the Baptist church, corner
Laurent and Harrison trseet.
Anton Lamprecht, a Santa Fe shop
man. has purchased a lot in the new
Santa Fe-addition and is building a very
pretty three room cottage. George
Kaeberlain, another shOpman is putting
in a foundation on the next lot west of
Lamprecht's for a similar cottage.
A very pleasing programme, consist
ing of songs, Rotations and drills has
been prepared by the teachers of Quincy
school for the entertainment which will
be given by the pupils of that school
Second Presbyterian church for the
benefit of the Quincy school picture
fund.
A new drug store will shortly be start
ed on this side. A NJ. Petro and W. D.
Woodford will be the proprietors and
the name of the firm will be Petro &
Woodford. They have rented the room
now occupied by J. n. Henry's hard
ware store and Mr.. Henry will move
into the building lately vacated by the
Leader shoe store.
At the meeting last evening of the
Argonaut club a paper was read by
Miss Bessie Reader on Madame de
Stael' and one by Miss Lee Gilmore on
the eminent French artist Carrot" The
lesson in French history was in charge
of Miss Edna Pence and included the
important events leading up to the
French revolution. Plans for the work
for next year were discussed but moth
ing definite decided upon. The talk will
be continued at the next meeting and a
vote taken. Miss Fanny Cole of the w.
t K club was a. guest last evening and
told about the work that has been done
in that club