The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-22
NORTH TOPEKA.

LeaVe items for this column with KIM
ball & Son. 91z Kansas avenue.1
Courtney's for 25c pictures.
John Billings Of Neriden was IN town
today
a J. Pemberton of Emporia was in
town yesterday.
Miss Bertha Chase is i'll at her home.
1854 Kansas avenue.
II. 4. Ploughe was in fro1n his home in
Meriden yesterday.
Mrs. Rice and daughter Of SILVER Lake
were IN town today shopping.
Clyde Swartz returned yesterday from a
short visit 70 Colorado Springs and Den
woodman camp No 1913 win treat its
tonight
jim yvenman. who was injured the other
day while working on the sewer. Is i'm
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer, at their
home on Central avenue
Alpha E. Robinson has been elected vice
Endeavor union of the city
Miss Lizzie Roofe returned Monday from
Colorado where she has been spending
several weeks for her health
Mrs. J. Guild returned last evening to
her home IN SILVER Lake after a visit OF
The young. people living on North Qufn-
g street gave a lantern social last even
ing at the home Of ". D. WOodford-
J. H FOUGHT has rented the room at ST
tin, Tor the roof Of the new wooien Mill
MILL
santa Re boiler shops. left Monday for
visit Of two weeks with friends IN Bur
lingames Carbondale and Scra nton-
Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Reed OF 100 Grant
street left yesterday for three months
eastern trip. They will go to Iowa first
and later on to Cleveland and Buffalo.
Miss Emma Page Of St. Joseph. No.
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs Cal
Matthews, of 1910 Jackson street, left yes
terday TO visit her mother in St Aarys-
Mr. and Mrs Albert Root Of Kansas
City are receiving the eoilgra tulation Of
Virginia CamDdoras.
Mr. David Gordon. who works at fire
No in the Santa F'e blacksmith shop,
IS suffering from an abscess on his right
today for treatment
Mr. Guy Houghtelin. who has been rate
santa Fe at Denver, has been. promoted
commercial agent at Colorado Springs
Prof Samuel Tracy will go to Vest
moreland next week. where he viii be in
charge Of the music at the three-day
convention Of the Christian Endeavorers
to be held there August $3.50
Louisville. KY, and feturn $3.50 via
Santa Fe route For full information
and reservations see T. M. James. Jr..
Agt., $50 North Kansas avenue.
Mrs. J. E Catlin and little daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ,. z. Watts Of 1851 Quincy
street. lett yesterday Tor ETedCnla, where /
they will visit Mrs. Catlins mother before /
returning to their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank EImore and chill !
dren have returned from Creston. Ia. /
where they have been visiting Mr.. and /
Mrs. B. K Berry. Mr. and Mrs Van 1
Ness and children Will return the last Of /
the week
Mrs Ellen Little Cromwell of 81 Jack /
son street and Mr.. NJ. F. Taylor Of Au- Il
guSta, Kan, were married Wednesday i
evening at O'Clock at the brides home /
by the Rev. ". b Hutchinson. pastor Of i
the Baptist church. Mr.. and Mrs Taylor 1
left today for Augusta where Mr.. Taylor 4
is engaged in the cattle business
G. F. KimbalI yesterday received a tel /
egran announcing the death of his 1
mother Mrs. G. II. Kimban at the home /
of her son. \. F. Kimball of Danville, III. ]
Mrs. kimba1l would have been 81 years /
old had she lived until November She I
had many friends and acquaintance here, /
having made frequent visits In North To- |
peka- coming and going sometimes alone |
until she was past $. She was a member 1
Of tie Christian church ana often attend !
ed services here She was a woman OF \
marked personality. always favored with I
the best of health and passed away pain \
lessly. as one ought through the natural I
wearing out of the system. She was the A
mother of three sons, all OF whom are liz
ing. the youngest recently department i
comma nder of the 9. A r Of Idaho. i
Mrs. kinballs maiden name was OrdWay. !
and she was a descendant Of the early \
Puritan settlers OF Massachusetts.