The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-21
NORTH TOPEKA.

Prescription fllers-Kane & CO.
Don't miss the silk sale at Cost1ey &
Post
Mems soc overalls Saturday for s9c.
Costley & Post.
Mr.. John Holiday has returned from
a short visit to Muncie, Ind.
Given, a prescription; to find, drug
store. Answer-Kane & Co.
Mrs. c. J. Nelson is home from a
few days visit to Kansas City friends
Attend Mrs. Courtney's opening Satur-
day evening from until 10, North To-
peka-
W. s. Hamrick is spending his vaca-
ton visiting his family at s23 Monroe
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed sheetz, Of Monroe
street. are home from a few days visit
in Chicago.
Mrs Phiibin, of s14 Topeka avenue.
has returned from Colorado, where she
spent the summer.
By a recent ordinance passed by the
city council the new Santa Fe addition
has been taken into the city.
Mrs. Courtney viii have some beauti-
at her opening Saturday evening. North
Topeka.
George Spetters new house in the
Santa F'e addition is nearly completed
and SO far is the best house erected
there.
Mrs John Cromwell. of S14 Jackson
street. returned Wednesday from visit
of several months to her grandmother
at Louisville, KY
John G. SPAIN has purchased two cor
ner lots in the new Santa F'e addition
and will commence at once to build
himself house thereon.
Harley Hamilton will come up from
Kansas City tomorrow and spend part
of his vacation visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Hamilton. of Logan street.
The Union Pacific trains are still
bringing in potatoes from the lower
Kaw valley to be delivered here to the
Santa Fe and Rock Island roads for
Texas points
blast and as fast as the grain is re-
ceived from the west is reloaded and
forwarded to Chicago New York and
other eastern points.
Owing to the rush OF grain business
in North Topeka, Clarence Wright has
been appointed assistant state grain in
spector to assist Mr. Cross the regular
inspector.
Blue post will have a day muster to-
morrow Saturday at D. m Several
members of Lincoln post win attend. 1t
is hoped to have several new recruits
from veterans who have never Joined a
post
Miss Mamie Cochran, of Atchison, will
arrive today from Kansas City, where
she has been visiting for the past month,
and will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur s. Kane, of 1217 Central avenue.
The many friends of Miss Kate Schil-
ling and Mr.. Sterling c. Kimes will be
surprised to hear of their marriage.
which occurred in July. They have
taken rooms at 404 South Madison
street.
w L Combs, of Oklahoma City. Ok,
Is visiting his daughter, Mrs John Kull,
of 1125 Kansas avenue Mr.. Combs, who
is en- route to Wamego to visit his
brother, says that Oklahoma is the place
for young people to go to make homes
F. C. Wettling, who has been night
agent at the Santa Fe Junction depot
for the past year, has been promoted to
a better position at the south side Santa
Fe depot Mr. Coleman. late of the
general Offices takes Mr. MEETINGS
place at the Junction depot
Oscar Bfschoff is circulating a petit
ton among the Santa Fe shop en-
pI0yes and another among the business
men petitioning the Santa Fe company
to permit an annex to be put on their
railroad bridge for the convenience of
their employees and public in general
Mrs Bradley-Norris. who has been
spending the past year in Denver visit
ing her son, MIR. John Bradley and fam
ily and has also been visiting in Salina
and RossviIle. was the guest for few
days of her brother, S c. Miller, of 929
Quincy street Mrs. Norris left today
for Emporia where she will keep house
for her brother Rev. Mr.. Miller, during
the absence OF his wife in the east