The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-21
NORTH TOPEKA.


Items Intended for this column should be
left with the Kimban Printing company,
6a5 Kansas avenue.
G. H Rhodes has gone to Kfngfisher.
O. T.. to act as judge in a chicken show
One-third on on ladies' capes ana
Jackets COsTLEY & POST.
Mr. and Mrs. william Buaby. OF
Shorey. are the parents Of q daughter.
born January u.
Miss Heloise Green viii entertain at
cards Tuesday evening at her home on
Monroe street.
c. A. Kimball, editor OF the Courtland
Register. was the guest yesterday o. his
cousin. 9. F. Kimball and family.
II you want blankets. We are having
CosTLEY q POST.
Mr.. Heida of Gaylord Kansas. is here
and viii assist Rev. Mr.. Schuh Of the
German Baptist church with his special
services.
J. NJ. Flynn OF the French Grain Co.
left last evening for Ponca city where
he was called by the death OF his
father
Brigham Young. foreman Of the North
Topeka switch engine, Is laid up with
the grip. John Crawford 10 acting In
his place.
Muslin underware sale this week.
Corset covers &C. 10 per cent discount on
white goods. COSTLEY & POST.
The people of the First ward are
interest he has taken In and the assist
ance rendered in the Oakland and Silver
Lake bridge matter.
John Stadler. Of Little Russia, win
soon build a. neat cottage on his lots
which he purchased in the new Santa
Fe Gordon Place addition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Winters have re-
turned to their homo in Oklahoma after
a short visit to Mr.. Winters sister, Mrs.
Heber. Of S2s Monroe street
from a short business trip 70 Junction
City, where he went In the interests OF
the Mills Dry Goods company
f. S. Rice, Of Silver Lake township.
a member Of the Oakland and Silver
Lake bridge committee. was IN North
Topeka Saturday consulting with j. H.
FOUGHT, chairman Of tho committee
The special meetings which have been
held for the past month at the Central
Avenue Christian church VIII close next
Wednesday and Mr.. w H. Scrivener
will then go to the southern part OF the
county to hold other special services.
While the family Of Jacob Wyler. Of
90I Madison street, was away from
home last Friday afternoon, the house
was entered and about SIS in money
taken. The robbery occurred between
and o'clock
The funeral Of Mrs. Sarah Osterhaus,
whose death occurred Saturday after
noon was held this morning from Shella-
DdrBer.S undertaking IOOIue. Inc ser
vices were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Nc
Kinley Of the Holiness church.
Miss Norlin and Miss Annie Nystrom
Will entertain at a musical this evening
at the home Of Miss Nystrom. 1913 Jack
son street, in honor Of Miss Selma Carl
son Of Omaha. Miss Carlson who 10 her
self a vocalist of merit may decide to To-
cate in Topeka.
The northern Shawnee county nursery
men get all their apple seeds direct from
Paris France. They come in large
casks, and all the ocean charges, inn
port and custom house duties at New
York, together with the freight charges
by rail follow the shipments and are all
paid to the railroad agent at North To
peka. The apple seeds are then soaked
in Ice water about one month before
planting.
John w. Meade. resident engineer OF
the Santa Fe, has made a rough prelim-
mary estimate Of the cost Of putting an
annex along the east side OF the Kaw
river railroad bridge for the benefit OF
the Santa Fe shop men going back and
forth from North Topeka to the shops.
He says it would be about $3.50. and II
would cost the city about SO per year
to keep It in good repair. John =. Frost.
president Of the Commercial club. says
he would head the subscription list with
s25 towards building this annex.