The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-11
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Oeave items for this column with KIM
ball & Son. 9l2 Kansas avenue.)
r. c. Johnson was in from Silver
Lake yesterday.
Mrs. P. Kelly, of Silver Lake, was in
town yesterday shopping.
My gallery is for sale cheap.
S. L. COURTNEY 3
w. NJ. Costley returned last evening
from a business trip to Kansas City.
Mr.. s. l. Courtney went to St Jo-
seph, Mo-. yesterday on a business trip
S. E. Post, of the firm of Costley &
Post, is here from his home at Aurora,
Mo.
Mr.. John Porter, of Auburn. is visit
ing his brother-in-law, Rev. Frank
Hoyes.
s. G. Miller is home from Gardner.
where he attended the meeting of the
Topeka presbytery.
Miss Maud ellis. of Conway Springs.
is visiting Mrs. ]. L. Cutburth, of Sill
yer Lake, and also Topeka friends.
Mr. Collins has moved his family
from Oakland to 928 Monroe street. Mr.
Collins has a position in the new wool
len mill.
Mrs. E. D. Small and daughter Adele,
Mrs. A NJ. Baird and daughters Sadie
and Mildred, spent Thursday in Kan
sas City.
The Western wooden mill received a
large shipment of iron pipes yesterday
steam heat.
Rev. ]. S. Glendenning, of the Second
Presby chuch, has gone to Fort
Scott to attend the meeting of the
Kansas synod.
Manager McAfee, of the Western
wooden mill, was out of the city on
business yesterday, but is expected to
return home today.
| DR.. Clinton Rhodes is expected to ar
| rive today from Monticello, Ill, to visit
| his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H Rhodes
| of Quincy street and his uncle, DR.. L.
| A. Ryder and family
| The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
| byterian church met Wednesday at the
| home of Mrs. George Allen and made
| arrangements for holding their annual
bazar, which will be some time in No
| vember-
| Mrs E. C. Garner, of lilo Van Buren,
| street who has been very seriously i'll
| with typhoid fever, is a little better,
| and her physician reports that unless
| other complications set in conditions
| are Favorable for her recovery.
| J. S. Morse spent several hours yes
| terday afternoon inspecting the new
woollen mill. Mr. Morse is a stockhold-
| er in the concern and has taken great
interest in the new enterprise. He
found. everything fully up to his expec-
| tations.
Mrs Courtney's two millinery stores
| 917 North. sos South, are just in the
| height of beauty in all of the new
| things in headwear. She also wishes to
! mention that she will have in some new
pattern hats soon, as Mr. Courtney is
away now selecting some of the new
| and latest millinery.
Mrs J. r. Madison, Mrs. J. A Stave-
| ~ and Miss Clara Holman will leave
| Saturday for Beatrice, Neb., to attend
| the meeting of the foreign branch of
| the Missionary society of the M +.
church Mrs Madison is recording sec
retary Mrs. J. A Stavely is a delegate
| from the Auxiliary and Miss Holman
| is district secretary.
| The North side women who carry
warm suppers to their husbands when
| they have to work overtime at the
santa Fe shops are elated over the
| prospect of an annex for foot pas
| sengers being built onto the railroad
bridge. 1t is quite unsafe and danger
! Gus for the women to walk across the
railroad bridge the cross ties.
Mrs S L. Courtney came near having
a fire yesterday at her South side store.
| 500 Kansas avenue. The wind blew the
| lace curtain over on the gas stove
| which happened to be in use. The cur
| tain Immediately took fire. but fOrtu-
nately the blaze was discovered before
| any serious damage was done, and aside
| from the curtain an archway and one
hat We're all the loss.
Miss Mabel Proudft and Miss Alice
I Bond gave a high five party last even
! ing at the Proudfit home, 1922 Monroe
street. Their guests were almost en-
| tirely their fellow clerks in the Charles
Adams store. The hostesses were as
sisted in entertaining by Mrs. Maud
Irons and Miss Helen Bond Those in
vited were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Adams, Miss Minnie Conwell, Miss LIE
ona Hult, Miss Essie Augustus, Miss
Helma johnson, Miss Mabel Horton,
Miss Ethel Fox, Miss Helga Beronius,
Miss Amy Avery, Miss Eba Olson, Miss
Mary Recob, Miss Minnie Thompson,
Mr.. Charles Adams, Mr.. Fred Shella-
barger, and Mr.. Frank Horseley.
The action OF Councilman W. s. Ber-
gundthal and the Commercial club in
taking steps at their meeting Wednes-
day night towards having an annex
built onto the Santa Fe bridge for foot
passengers is the one topic of CONVERSE
ton among the North side Santa Fe