The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-08
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W. L Miller, of Meriden. was in town
yesterday.
F. A. Barney, of Silver Lake. was a
North side visitor today.
| Ny gallery is for sale cheap.
s. l. COURTNEY
! f. c. Lutes went to Kansas City to-
| day on a business trip
Miss Maud Frey, who has been i'll for
the past week. has recovered
Noah F. Conkle left for St Louis
| this morning on a short business trip
Mrs. Courtney has just received some
new street hats e17 North; sos South
The Needle Ten society will meet at
the home of Mrs. Glenn Lyon, Thursday
afternoon
Hope Clark is quite i'll with malarial
/ fever at the home of her parents in
Holman's addition
Alpha Robinson, superintendent of
| station A, has returned to work after
a weeks vacation
Miss Kate Knoble. day operator at the
Union Pacific, has returned from a visit
in Junction City,
Jesse Reamy. who has been quite i'll
pital, is reported improving
Mr. Cunningham and family have
moved from the corner of Monroe and
Kious streets to West Sixth street.
Mrs. NJ F. Taylor of Augusta, Kan,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Neiswen-
der of 1214 Jackson street and other
Topeka friends.
Irving Hutchinson and Mr.. O1d1nger.
who have been visiting Ed Hutchinson
at his home north of town, have re-
turned to What Chere, Iowa
Mrs. BENZ. Smith and little son. of
Coffeyville, are the guests of Mrs.
near Silver Lake, and of North Topeka
relatives.
Rev. ]. S. G1endenning left this morn
ing for Gardner to attend the meeting
of the Topeka presbytery- Rev. Mr.
Glendenning is chairman of the Home
Mission committee.
Miss Stella Baker will return to her
home in Kansas City, Mo-, Wednesday,
after a visit of several days to her
uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. z. P
Baker, of 1113 Jackson street
Rev. ]. T. Copley, pastor of the Pres
byterian church at Manhattan, was a
Topeka visitor today. Rev. Mr.. Copley
is en- route to Gardner to attend the
meeting of the Topeka presbytery.
Mrs Fulton of West Sixth street
mother of J. c. Fulton. who fell and
broke her hip several years ago, fell
last week while walking in her bed
room and injured her hip again. She
is now confined to her bed
The North Topeka mills shipped out
over two hundred carloads of flour and
mill products during the month of Sep
TENDER. Topeka is destined in the near
future to become a milling center of as
much impor tance as Minneapolis and
ST. Paul
Another carload of machinery came
in for the new wooden mill yesterday
The machinery has now practically all
arrived. and the experts from the east
ern manufactures will shortly be here
at nm hsA 81 mr.
started and running in proper shape
The flag pole has been placed on the
tower of the new wooden mill j. B.
Belts. the contractor of the building,
who is also a stockholder in the mill.
suggests that the ladies of North To-
peka show their good feeling towards
the new enterprise by donating flag
which could be placed on the tower
and unfurled to the breeze the first day
the mill starts in operation
The sewer caved in on East Laurent
street yesterday, causing the breaking
down of the vinegar works wagon,
which was on its way to the Junction
with a heavy load of vinegar. There
are some bad places on this street be
tween the avenue and the Junction
depot that the street commissioner
should attend TO at once
The train and yard men on the Rock
Island, Union Pacific and Santa F'e
roads are objecting seriously against
the Russians making pasture ground
out OF the ra1irOad yardS near the
Santa Fe junction, and larieting their
cows across the tracks. The police have
been asked to take all the COWS found
there to the city pound at fire station
No. l.
Victor Council No. K. and L of s.
installed the following officers at their
meeting last evening: President, Mr. |
John Bauer; first vice president, Mrs
Conway; second vice president. Samuel |
Reedy; prelate, G.. o. Palmer; conduc- |
tor, Miss Dora Reedy; treasurer, Mrs |
Laura Page: financial secretary, Frank |
Stitt; corresponding secretary, Mrs. L |
A. Smith; sentinel, Herman Buechner; |
guard. Mr.. Markham.
The Argonauts will meet tomorrow |
evening at Mrs Chas- Curtis home, 903 /
North Van Buren,. There will be two /
papers, one on 1.-The Lakes of Italy by /
Mrs. A ]. Ashpo1e, she having exo<hang- |
ed places on the programme with Mrs I
c. c. Nicholson. and the other on ''Vir- |
gill; by Miss Elizabeth Reader Mr.. c. |
@. Nicholson will have charge of the |
lesson about the early Roman repub- /
lies. Ral call win be about current |
events of the different countries, each /
member having been assigned a certain /