The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-09
NORTH TOPEKA.

NORTH TOPEKA.
Items intended for this column should
be left at the Kimball Printing company.
T. B. Hess left today for Denver.
Bi Patton was in from Silver Lake
today.
Miss Margaret Hamilton left today
for Denver.
Mrs Courtney's is headquarters for
crepe paper hats.
W. M. CostIey made business trip
to ST Joseph today
Miss Mildred Phillips is quite i'll at
her home Sl3 Quincy street.
Mrs Martha Van Cleave left today
for Colorado where she viii visit rela-
tives.
c. Kaser went to Hoyt today to set
up a threshing machine for w. A
Stadell
Mr.. L. Swensen and son, Mr.. Charles
Swensen are spending the day at Nc
F'arland.
Messrs. d. A. Williams and Charles
D. Williams Of Silver Lake were in
town today.
Park B. KimbalI returned yesterday
from Manhattan where he has been at
tending school.
200 yards regular 15c dress crash for
Wednesday only DC yard. Many others
equally as cheap. Costley & Post
The funeral of Walter r. Ogden will
be held Wednesday afternoon at half
past one from the family home
The Mid-Continent mills, which have
been closed a week for a general over
hauling, will start again tonight
Mrs. Warner and daughter. Miss Beth
Warner, have taken rooms with Mrs.
Colburn at 1925 Harrison street.
Mrs. John Cromwell of S14 Jackson
street has gone to Silver Lake where
she win visit friends for a few days.
The fire department was called out
about one O'Clock yesterday to the west
ern part of town where a small heap OF
rubbish was burning.
The home of Mrs. Lodge, at 913 Jack
son street, where there has been a case
of smallpox, was fumigated yesterday,
and the quarantine raised.
Charles and George Dearborn OF Sill
yer Lake left for Denver last evening.
Mr. Charles Dearborn will return in a
month or so while his brother will re-
main.
Rev. and Mrs. John Tracy are expect
ed to arrive from Ironwood, Mich.
July 18th to visit their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Tracy and Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron Sheetz.
Mrs. c. l. Dolman and children, Gro
yer and Kittie May, of SIS Quincy
street, left today for FIT. Sill to be with
Mr. Dolman who is doing work there
for the Rock Island.
DR.. and Mrs. McGilI Of Silver Lake
accompanied by their granddaughter,
Miss Nellie Dolman, have gone east on
an extended trip. They will visit the
exposition at Buffalo.
Mrs. Walter Morris left Saturday ev-
ening for Colorado Springs to join Mr..
Morris who has been there for several
months. She was accompanied by lit
tie Clara Doane who will visit there for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". D. Woodford and
children will leave Wednesday for De
troit. from there they will go to Buff
falo and later to Tioga county, Mr..
Woodford's old home. They viii be
away about 80 days.
Little Miss Stella Holman accom-
panied her aunt, Miss Lou Holman 70
Colorado last evening. The little girl
will spend a month the guest of friends
at Colorado Springs when she will Join
the Holman party at Manitou
T. NJ Reagle has been besieged by
people who wish to know why he paint
ed the front of his new building. which
Is of pressed brick white To crafty
them he would like to state that he did
so because Mr.. Courtney, who will oc-
cupy the building. desired it that color.
a nine year old son of Mr. and Mrs
Peter Krenz of Little Russia was
drowned in the Kaw river near the San
ia Fe bridge while bathing yesterday
afternoon. His obdy was found about
eight O'Clock last evening and the fun
eral took place today. The burial was in
Mount Calvary, the Catholic cemetery,
west of the city.
J. B. Belts. the contractor for the
erection of the new wooden mills went
to Manhattan last evening to bid on
the new physics building to be erected
at the Agricultural college. He says
that the buildings that are in the way
on the new wooden mill site will be
moved at once, and that he expects his
stone and brick masons to be done at
the new Parkhurst-DaViS building in a
few days when he viii commence active
work on the wooden mill.
Mrs J. W. Mcclure and Mrs. Loux
entertained the ladies of Helena chap
ter Q. F. S. very pleasantly last Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Nc
Clure on South Kansas avenue. Re-
freshments of ice cream and cake were
served. Those present were: Mrs. c. /
b. Lyon, Mrs George Petro, Mrs. Dib-
Bile, Mrs. Dewitt Miller, Mrs George
Miller, Mrs. Bowen Stevens, Mrs. Bailey,
Mrs. Ed. Scott, Mrs. J. r. Buck. Mrs.
Warney Upperman, Mrs A. V. Heyden, |
Mrs. Dave Hall. Mrs. l. p Wise. Mrs |
Harrington. Mrs. Miller, Mrs Rowls, |
Mrs. Peter Reynolds, Mrs Miller, Mrs |
Frank Petro and Mrs. W. H. Daub