The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-22
NORTH TOPEKA.

NORTH TOPEKA.
Items intended FOR this column should
hg left At the Kimban Printing company.
Mr.. Elmer Mckee Is In Usage City on
business
Pau White has gone to the southern
part OF the state.
Miss Anna Hostrof. OF Manhattan.
was in Topeka today.
There were S07 paid admissions at the
band concert yesterday
Miss Edith Faus, OF Kansas City, IS
the guest OF Miss Eta Parsons.
Miss May McNoun. Of Costley q
Posts j. taking 3 short vacation.
Mrs Max Krauss returned Sunday
from q visit to her parents at Olney, III.
Miss Emma Holtzmeister is spending
q few days in Granville the guest Of
friends
Rev John Tracy OF Ironwood. Mich.
preached yesterday morning IN the
Third Presbyterian church
Mrs. $. B. Wills and son Wesley have
returned from several weeks visit
with MIR. Wills brother at Fresno. Cal.
4 car Of potatoes came in on the Z. 2.
Saturday night from the lower Kaw
Valley and went south 10 Dallas. Tex
At the morning service yesterday at
the Kansas Avenue NJ. E. church is
persons were taken into full member
ship.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. s dresser and little
daughter, Helen Maud, win go to Colo
RADIO Springs tonor to spend some
time
The Bethany Reading Circle viii
meet Tuesday evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alpha Robinson. SAT
Quincy street
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Hafner have
sold their home here and leave this
week for Oregon. where they have de-
eided to locate
Miss E,va xva4+e rarre boroa sunday
from Newton where she has been enter
tanned for the past two weeks by her
cousin, Mrs Leila CatIin-
Nj. and Mrs Oscar Beeler returned
from Granville Sunday evening They
We're accompanied home by their
brother, Mr.. Ava Beeler.
Mr. and Mrs. J. z Griest and chill
dren, of Ellis, Kas., are the guests OF
Mrs Griest's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
z. Campbell. of SS1 Quincy street
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoyes, OF 92S
Van Buren, street, returned Saturday
from Spring HILL Kas-, where they
have been visiting Mrs Hoyes' parents
for the past six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nystrom and
daughter, Claudia. came up from kan
sas City. kas.. Sunday. and are visit
ing Mr.. Nystrom's parents Mr. and
Mrs. John Nystrom. Of 101s Jackson
street.
The infant child Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Detlor died yesterday at their home
y
This Is the second death in this family
in the past week as Mr.. Detlor lost
his father last Thursday
Miss Nellie lies returned Sunday
morning from Pueblo, where she mas
been visiting Mrs BrazIer and Miss
Maud Brazier for the past two weeks
Miss Alice Stafford will remain IN Colo
RADIO until the first Of August.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goodman, Of
Decatur, H., are the guests of Mr..
f4nq1 y1avsG 1aTnrfS Mr.. and Mrs r II
Goodman, Of 1920 Kansas avenue. and
of his brother, DIR. Amos Goodman.
and wife. Of 1881 Jackson street
Manager McAfee. OF the new wooden
mills, is already receiving applications
from weavers and skilled workmen for
employment in the new mill. Rentable
property In close proximity to the new
plant is in great demand.
Brigham Young. foreman Of the North
Topeka switch engine left for the strip
on Sunday to register for a, claim. Mr..
Young had no idea or intention OF go
ing but at the earnest solicitation Of his
friends finally concluded to try his
luck He will return on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs H A. French left to-
day for their home in Newton, Kas-,
after a weeks visit to Mrs French's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. D. Myers, and
Mr. French's brothers, Mr.. Shirley
French, of this city. and Mr.. G.
French, Of Silver Lake.
Corn IS worth fifty cents on the
largest elevators and grain firms on
this side say they were only offered
three wagon loads Of corn in the past
ten days They say this is something
remarkable at this season of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs John Thompson ofJoIiet.
ILL., who have been visiting Mrs. Thomp-
sons sister. Mrs. Anna Slender of Du-
range, Colo. for the past four weeks
and for the past week have been the
guests of their brother and sister Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Morgan, Of 1924 Taylor
street, will leave for their home tomor- ]
row morning
To the Editor Of the State Journal:
DR. Ryder, Hank Gilman, C. E
Hastings and Tot Finch drove out TO
Calhoun Bluffs Saturday and spent the i
day fishing.
-Four ambitious fishers,
On a summers day,
Just to 60 q fishing.
Sly1y drove away.
willows. worms ana tackle.
With their lunch, they brought,
But. if you'll believe me,
This L what they caught:
I'd caught a wettfng:
He was over bold
Hank caught a fish or two.
So the others told
Tot caught a turtle
Much against his wish
But with all their trouble,
The doctor caught the hsh.
q One Fare Rate
To Kansas CITY and return has been