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

Ieave items for this column with h1in-
ball & Son. s12 Kansas avenue)
Mrs. Binns was in from Rossville yes
terday.
j. H. skinner went to ottawa ysster-
day
Mrs. Burns Of Denver is visiting
friends in Holman's addition
Perry Kopp Of HarveyvilIe is visiting
his sister Mrs c. #. Hawkins
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Lacey and children
We're in from AIeriden yesterday.
Miss Eveline Smith of 1101 Monroe
street win 60 to Oskaloosa Friday to
visit relatives.
Miss Maud Taggart returned to her
home in Meriden today after visit to
Topeka friends.
Mr.. Otto has returned from central
Kansas and has gone to work in the
Santa Fe shops.
There will be meeting of the board
of trustees of the Kansas Avenue NJ T.
church this evening.
Fred Flood has gone to Duncan, I. T.,
to join the theatrical company "A
Heart of a Woman"
The door and window frames are be-
ing placed in position in the brick walls
Of the new wooden mill.
Mrs. Beaubien and children of Nadeau,
Kan. We're the guests yesterday of
their cousin, Mrs. Samuel Ashmore-
Mrs. William Van Ness and son Dean,
accompanied Mrs Van Ness aunt to
her home in Creston, Iowa, yesterday
home in Kansas City after visit to
her cousin, Mrs. Whitehead of quincy
street.
Mrs. ]. Childers and son, Russell, of
Kansas City arrived today to visit Mrs.
Childers' sister, Mrs. J. Z. Watts of 1881
Quincy street
Mr. and Mrs. Frank owen and daugh-
ter, Miss Prudence owen of Jefferson
street, left yesterday for a weeks out
ing in Colorado.
Miss Lulu Knoble. operator at the
Western Union telegraph Office, left
sunday for an extended visit to friends
at Cheyenne, WyO.
Miss Kate Sharrard Will go to her
home in Atchison this evening after
weeks visit to her sister, Mrs. Arthur
Kane of 81 Quincy street.
Mrs. Wallace Taggart returned to
her home in Meriden this morning after
a short visit to her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. s. $. Myers of Western avenue.
w. 1. Miller was on the North side
yesterday visiting the new wooden mill
He has the contract to furnish all the
lum Der required in constructing the
plant.
George Anderson. the little son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Anderson of 403 East Cor
don street. who has been quite i'll with
malarial fever, is reported to be some
what better
Mrs. -sallie Ferris Of Jenerson,O. t.,
arrived yesterday to visit her nieces.
Mrs. Philburn of 1914 Harrison street.
Jackson street.
Presiding Elder and Mrs. y. r. Madi-
son are spending the month of August
in Colorado and during their absence
Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Stavely Will occupy
their home at 511 Park street.
August clearing sale-One-fourth off
on ladies' shirt waists. wash silks zoe
yard, wash s ldl !, choice sec. All
L Muslin 4c yard. Costley & Post.
The Kim ball Printing company has
moved from the Kistler building at 835
Kansas avenue, which they have oc-
cupied for the past sixteen years. to
the property they have purchased at
912 Kansas avenue.
Mrs. Crush arrived Sunday from Col
Orado where she has been spending the
summer to join her husband. They are
stopping at the Union Pacific hotel Mr.
Crush Is superintendent of the Con-
tinentaI Creamery Co
The Leavenworth and Topeka road
changed time on Monday last The
train now leaves North Topeka at 1855
a. M, returning at 7.35 p m This
change is very acceptable to the North
Topeka and OsawSie people, who pa
tronize that line literally.
Manager NcAfee of the new wooden
mill says that the foundation and
walls of their building are being put in
such a solid and substantial shape that
should an increase in business at any
time require the building of third
story on any part of the structure it
can safely be put there.
The Leavenworth train coming into
North Topeka Monday afternoon struck
and killed a horse at the F(ious street
crossing belonging to a Mr.. Dignon.
The horse was tied out to Craze too
near the track with the above result
Sanitary Sergeant VanderpOol had the
crema tory wagon come and dispose OF
the carcass.
A B. Fulford suspended his work at
the new wooden mill yesterday long
enough to attend the circus. Mr.. Full
ford. as his friends will recall was in
the circus business at one time him
self. He says he agrees With Uncle
David Hefebower, our ex-stat treas