The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-08
NORTH TOPEKA.

Items INTENDED for this column should
be left at the KImbal Printing company
SIS Kansas avenue
r. R. Rodgers was in from Elmont
today.
J. d. Hanley was in Leavenworth
yesterday.
Mrs. Courtney's is headquarters for
crepe paper hats
Mr. and Mrs. f s. Mead spent Sun
day i'm Lawrence
w G. Kimball, OF Silver Lake was
q. North side visitor today.
Harley Hamilton. of Kansas City,
visited his parents over Sunday
Miss Cora Neol of Valencia is visit
ing Mrs. R. nj. Thomas Of Monroe street
Special prices on refrigerators-
Sturgis Hdw. Co. S44 North Kan ave-
Mrs. Morris. OF Hoyt. was the guest
Sunday of her mother. Mrs. Hanley OF
Topeka avenue
Chiekasha. T. T., where he has been
with surveying party
Miss Edna Staples viii spend this
week in the country the guest Of the
Shields family near Meriden-
Refrigerators, gasoline stoves, lawn
mowers. etc.
srurgis Hdw. Co, s44 North Kan. ave
Mr. Harry Small Of Atchison was the
guest over Sunday Of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Z. p. Small Of 1923 Jackson
street.
Mrs J. n Goodman and son. Of
Brooklyn. N Y, are visiting Mrs. Cool
mans brother and sister, Mr.. " m
Van Ness and Mrs. F. Gilmore.
Mr.. Carl Burger left last evening for
his home in lola after a two weeks Wis
1T to his wife, who has been the guest
Of her sister, Mrs S. L. Courtney.
Frank Quinn returned yesterday to
his work as assistant operator for the
"a Epr-e15 ,~rsa Nrzrr
short visit TO his mother, Mrs. c. J.
Nelson.
Mrs. H. e Morse and daughter
Philura. returned yesterday 10 their
home in Emporia after a visit of ten
days 10 their cousins. Mr. and Mrs.
J. s Morse. OF pa West Gordon street
Rev. #. y Pearson left this morning
for Strong City, where he was called to
attend the funeral of an old family
friend. Mrs. Robinson. which viii be
held this afternoon.
The year-old son OF Mr. and Mrs
Hutton, colored, Of 514 Quincy street,
died yesterday from congestion Of the
brain. The remains were shipped to
Mound City today for burial
The body Of Walter R Ogden, whose
death occurred in Manila last March.
arrived today from san Francisco. The
funeral VIII be Wednesday, from the
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Ogden. of 1929 Quincy street
George. the 5-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs George Schaffer of ia Monroe
street, died yesterday at the family
home from scarlet fever. The funeral
was held today at II o'clock. and from
the nature Of she disease was private.
Mr. and Mrs Austin Malone have
purchased the w. s Hamrick home at
S2S Monroe street and expect to move
about the first of the month from the
corner Of Laurent and Quincy street
70 their new property.
Hav @ II Wells of 7Tise-,--5 49,, -
been visiting his daughter. Mrs. Whit
ney of Highland Park. and his daugh-
ter Mrs O. Capron Of PIP West Gordon
street. left today for Pueblo where he
viii visit other relatives during the hot
weather.
Mrs. E D small. son Arthur and
daughter Adele. returned to their
ranch. Delavan Park. today. Thev
were accompanied by Misses Mabel
and Permie Curtis. who will ba
their guests for a week Mrs Jerome
COlvin and Miss DoIlie Curtie will 20
out Wednesday
John French formerly general sinner
tntendent Of the Santa Fe blachsmirh
shop here and who now has q similar
position with the St. Louis ana san
Francisco railway at Springfield. No.
returned last evening to Sprin gfield af /
ter visit to his family here. He was
accompanied by his wife and dauoh
1ers. Miss Martha French and Mrs. Rri-
back and little daughter Helen ~ =
Louis, who viii visit him there for
some time.
Mrs Carl Burger and children. Helen
ana eilioert, who for the past month /
have been visiting Mrs Bllrgar-s etc.,. 1
Mrs :. T.. Courtney Of Sls cI1infv- $500
and Mrs June Baxter Of IFS Fast No
us street. left today for BurIinpapoa /
where they viii be the guests Of friends |