The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-22
NORTH TOPEKA.

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LETT with the kInbaH Printing company
The Union Pacific pay-car came IN
today.
Mrs. }. r Buck l. i'll at her homs on
jackson street
Mr.. J. Jones. Of Anthony, Kas., vis-
tied J. K Wifhers and family yesterday.
w s BergundthaI went to Kansas
City this morning to attend the lumber
mems convention
George knowll. accompanied by his
little nephew. Carl. left yesterday for
Osborne, Kas-- to visit relatives.
Mrs Gas Matthews VIII move shortly
from Topeka avenue to the house at 1910
Jackson street now occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. George Camp.
Miss CederhoIm. who has been spend
ing some time at the home Of her sister,
Mrs Beaudry, on Jackson street. will
leave for Chicago Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs D J. Hathaway are
spending few days in Kansas City
While there Mr.. Hathaway viii attend
the lumber mems convention
At the Central Avenue Christian
church this evening 1lr. Scrivener will
preach a sermon to the new members.
At the close Of the service there will be
baptism
Christian Keeberly. Of Little Russia,
VIII soon GO to Offerle. Edwards county.
Kansas. with view Of purchasing 160
acres OF land for actual settlement BY
himself and family.
Mrs Maria b Woodwork. who held
religious services IN the city park ten
hold a series Of revival services at the
hall at 1904 Kansas avenue
Mr.. Lewis. who has been spending the
past seven months here visiting his son,
George J. Lewis and family.of PA West
Gordon street. left yesterday for St
Louis for short visit, and from there
he will go 70 Litehfeld, Ill., to visit
another son.
The funeral of Mrs. J. n Wilson.
mother Of Samuel and O. r. Wilcox will
be held Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock from the residence Of her son,
Samuel Wilcox. 413 Park street. Mrs.
Wilson's death occurred yesterday at
her home in Be1levtlle, Kas., and the re-
mains were brought here today.
Union meetings win be held every az
ternOOn and evening this week at the
congregational church under the au-
spices Of the Presbyterian Baptist Con-
gregational and Methodist churches
The first service was held at half past
last evening. and Rev. W. 3. Hutchin-
son. pastor of the Baptist church.
preached the sermon
The First ward viii be we'll represent
ed in the nid-winter graduating class
next Friday evening at the High school
assembly hail. when the following
young ladies will receive their diplomas
Pearl Irwin. Lula L Kincaid. Clara De-
witt Mitchell. Jessie Angelina Myers.
Grace Frances Plumner and Carrie
May Summers.
W. A L. Thompson, of the Thompson
Hardware company. is in favor Of q
Greater Topeka" He says every en-
terprise or Improvement that helps
North Topeka viii indirectly help the
city at large BTr. Thompson thinks
that the suggestion to eliminate the
name North Topeka and to substitute
therefor Station A, Topeka, Kas., IS
timely and appropriate.
George L. Stone, a Santa Fe switch
man with the North Topeka switch en-
CINE. and who is also chairman and
treasurer Of the Oakland school board.
meetings and are all in favor of good
macadamfzsd roads. He says the pros
poets Of a new bridge across the river
and better means of communication
with Topeka have infused new life and
energy into the people of that suburb.
One ton Of good coal $3.50 Coal bod
and shovel free c. F. HAWKINS,
1919 Kansas ave.
If a certain contemplated real estate
deal nateria1fzes there will be some sub
stautial improvements made in the
block near the river bridge and cause
Mr.. Simms to vacate the premises now
occupied by his Gem laundry. M
Simms says as North Topeka now en-
joys frst-cIass sewer privileges, he may
move as far north as the Barrett block
He will endeavor to get a long lease on
his new location. and he then expects
to put in a new boiler and make other
extensive and substantial improvements
in his laundry plant.