The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-09
NORTH TOPEKA.


items intended for this column should be
left with the KimbaH Printing company.
Ss5 Kansas avenue
Mr. and Mrs John Rees are i'll with
the grip.
J. B. Belts made business trip to
Emporia today.
David James went to Hoyt today on
two days business trip.
Mr.. S. Frisbie of Granville was a
North side visitor today
Mrs Kropp Of Wabaunsee county is
visiting Topeka friends
Charles Small Of 1881 Central avenue
is suffering from the grip.
EXTRA SPECIALS-10 quarter blan-
kets S9c pair. COSTLEY & POST.
Miss Birdie cambridge and Miss Min
ME Clark of Hoyt were North side Wis
itors yesterday
Miss Cary Hanson of Leanardsville
is the guest of Miss Annie NystrOm OF
1913 Jackson street
Mrs. w. NJ. G. Lane Of 1884 Jackson
street has been confined to her room
this week by illness
LADIES' SHOES-both light and
heavy-Worth $1.00 and 81. so for 49c pair.
COSTLEY & POST.
Ray Near and Charles Yearick left
today for Needles, Cal, to work in the
Santa Fe boiler shops.
Mrs. Dave Amnel of 92s Monroe
street, who has been threatened with
pneumonia, is improving.
The J. J. ]. F. F. club will meet Fri
day evening at the home of Miss Lillian
KIussman. 1913 Ma Olson street.
One ton of good coal $3.50. Coal hod
and shovel free. c. F. HAWKINS,
1912 Kansas Avenue.
The special meetings which are being
held every night this week at the Con-
gregational church are proving very in
teresting.
The condition of Miss Lizzie Harris
no fc a her Uon
Buren, street is reported as being slight
" improved
Mrs W. NJ Blakeney of Holman's adj
ditiOn will go to Kansas City Thursday
to be with her sister, Mrs. Crawford,
who is quite i'll.
Eugene lodge No. IS L O. 0. F. win
confer initiatory and first degrees on
their candidates Friday evening at their
hall, S37 Kansas avenue.
The two months old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. McChanahan died yesterday
at their home west of town The re-
mains will be taken to Lecompton to-
morrow for burial.
Mrs Arthur Kane and little son re-
turned today from Atchison where they
have been visiting Mrs. Kane's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Sharrard for the past
month. Mr.. and Mrs. Kane will be at
home at the Union Pacific hotel this
winter.
The members of the w. T. K. club met
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs
J. A. Campbell, Ills Monroe street, and
listened to a very instructive paper on
Recent Archaeological Discoveries by
Mrs. J. G. Ward. The rest Of the pro-
gramme included an original paper by
Mrs. Cecil and the lesson in Parliamen-
tary Drill which was led led by MIS-
". H. Davis. At the conclusion of the
club work a short social time was en-
Joyed over the cakes and tea served by
the hostess.
Harmony Rebekah lodge No. 81 in
stalled the following officers at their
meeting last evening: Noble grand,
Mrs Blossom; vice grand Mrs c. Kasers
treasurer Mrs. Reed; secretary, Miss
right hand support to noble grand, Mrs.
VVizer; left hand support to noble grand,
Mrs Hewitt; right hand support to vice
grand, Miss Ida Cromwell; left hand
support to vice grand, Mrs Whitehead;
warden Miss ALA Fraser; conductor |
Mrs Fraser: doorkeeper, Mrs. Wester-
dale; outside watch, Mr.. GRADER
A remarkable case of horse stealing
is reported from Newman. Last night !
the stable Of William Supple Of that !
place was entered and five horses taken, |
leaving one horse and mule The
thieves then went up near the house
where & spring wagon had been left and
with set Of double harness made a
rig with which they started
towards Topeka as seen by the tracks
found this morning. It is evident that
all was not easy sailing with the thieves
for the horses were frisky and probably
the led animals made trouble which was
shown by the irregular and unusual |
tracks Of both the wagon and the /
horses. This is considered one Of the |
boldest acts Of the kind recorded for |
months. 1t would seem impossible for |
such wholesale robbery to escape deteC- /
ton although at noon today suspicion |
attached to no one.