The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-23
NORTH TOPEKA.

14lHpf4 EfluGy returned SATURDAY
from Salina where he went TO attend
the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Fluke Of 1904
Kansas avenue are the parents of q son
born last week.
Mrs Wood Of Silver Lake was the
guest Sunday Of her sister. Mrs Kin
caid Of 1902 Van Buren, street.
Mrs William Phnbin has returned
from a short visit to her parents Mr..
and MIS-. J. L. Cutbirth Of Silver Lake.
Miss Alice Dallas. who teaches the
Golden Rod school north OF Nenol<en
was the guest Sunday Of her grand
parents.
The Literary club Of the Congrega-
tionaI church viii meet this evening at
the home Of Miss Virginia Hunt on Van
Buren, street.
Lost-Y esterday on Quincy street. be-
tween Laurent and Kious, a black silk
boa with lace ends Return to Us West
Laurent.
The North Topeka Benevolent society
viii hold their regular monthly meet
ing this evening at the Central Avenue
Christian church.
Miss Emma Holzmiester has resigned
her position in the dry goods store OF
W. 3D. Spear and viii leave next week
for her home near Hays City.
Two cars OF brick for the new wooden
mill came in last night and work on
the tower began today. 1t viii be quite
high and can be seen from a distance
1ne western WDDlGn NH company
have already engaged the services of
several travelling men to represent them
in Kansas and adjoining states and ter
ritories.
Mr.. and Mrs. carl Tinker and child
rem returned Saturday from 0lney. H.,
where they have been the guests of
Mrs Tinker's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eilenstein.
Mrs. Harris ana daughter, Mrs. Child
dix Of Jefferson street, and Mrs Bur
mingham win leave Tuesday for Corpus
Christi. Texas. where they viii make
their home
Avenue addition on Saturday after
noon on business having just returned
from an extended business trip to
western Kansas.
Mrs FL. Monroe Of Oakland, Cal. has
arrived to make an extended visit to
her sisters. Mrs HINES and Mrs Edith
Clark and her brother. She viii be here
until the holidays
J. w. Scott left Sunday for a short
visit to his old home in Aurora. Mo
Mr.. and Mrs Scott have been in To-
peka since June with their daughter,
Mrs. w. NJ. Costley.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist
church elected the following officers at
their meeting last week: President, Mrs
Foltz; vice president. Mrs Jonas Lux
ems; secretary, Mrs. G. D. Skinner:
treasurer, Mrs. Gordinere.
John hrenz who now lives In the CEN
chased lots on the corner of Jefferson
and Fairchild streets and viii move his
house this coming week
The Bethany Reading circle will meet
Tuesday evening at the home of Rev.
J. H. Purvis, 110l Harrison street. At
the close Of this meeting reception
Will be given in honor of Miss Craigie
mellow of lola
J B.. Belts left for Pueblo at noon
Sunday. He goes there to bid on some
large buildings the Santa F'e is going
to erect at that point He says weather
permitting he has sufficient work TO
keep his men busy all winter.
Miss Kate Sharrard who came over
from Atchison to attend the Banda
Rosa concerts returned home yester-
day. While here she was the guest Of
her brother-in-iaW and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Kane OF S13 Quincy street
The people Of the Baptist church visi-
ted Riverside hospital yesterday Flow
ers were taken to the patients and a
Guartette composed of Mr. j.. r. Fraser,
Mr. W. NJ. NanNess. c. e. Berry and l.
l. Frantz sang. There are nine patients
now In the hospital
Rev and Mrs Charles Thomson and
children left today for Sylvan Grove,
kan, to visit friends. Rev Mr. Thorn
son is enjoying an extended vacation
from his missionary work in CHINA.
With his family he Will visit several
places in Kansas, going from here to
Kansas City and later to Canada From
there they viii go to Scotland to visit
relatives or MIR. Thomson.
The Argonauts have taken UP their
club work again and the next meeting
viii be Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Charles Curtis. The club IS
studying Rome and Italy this year. The
lesson tomorrow evening viii be OF
Rome under the seven legendary kings /
from 153 to SOC g. c. and viii be con- !
Quoted by Miss Grace Root. Mrs O. D. /
Skinner viii submit paper on "GiottO
and His Followers. and Miss Bertha |
White one on PICTURESQUE Sicily" Roll |
call will be responded to by current |
events from the different countries
As the result Of q runaway which oc- /
Cured Saturday afternoon about three |
o'clock Mrs. Harry Shearer and her lit /
tie sons, Bernie and Carl aged II and I
8 years, were very seriously injured /
Mrs Shearer and three children were /
sitting in their buggy at the corner Of /
Railroad street and Kansas avenue and J
Just as they were ready TO drive away \
they were run into by a heavy farm T
ner, who is employed by Frank hlem- +
ming, farmer living northwest OF I
town Mr.. Bayner's team became /
frightened lust after leaving the bridge i
by a piece or paper flying in their faces 4
and commenced to run at a rapid rate. +
The driver tried vainly to turn them 4
into one of the trolley poles but was not I
successful They dashed into the buggy Il
throwing the occupants out. Mrs. f
Shearer was injured in the back and Il
also had her. hand and shoulders badly 4
bruised She was taken to her home,
loll Tyler street and at late report
was thought to be improved as she was
able 90 move herself in bed. Her baby,
which she had in her arms at the time
Of the accident. was not injured The
two boys who were hurt were taken to
Riverside hospital The Oldest had a
severe cut in the right temple and the
younger boys leg was fractured above
this morning and On q fair way to re-
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