The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-11
NORTH TOPEKA.

Items Intended for this column should be
left with the Kimball Printing company,
SIS Kansas avenue
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Broderick of 21s
Polk street, a son
H c. Chacey of the Meriden Ledger
was in town today on business
Miss Bessie Smith is i'll with the grip
at her home on East Norris street
Miss Nellie lies has been confined to
her home this week by an attack of the
grip.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. F'luke Of 1883 kan
sas avenue are the parents of a daugh-
w E. Dake and wife have gone to
housekeeping on Tyler street near
Morse.
Special bargains In shoes for satur-
cosTLEY & POST.
William Studer has taken a position
at the Central mills and elevator as
weighmaster.
Comrade c. H. Adams, of Blue Post,
Is i'll with pneumonia at his home, cor
ner of van Buren, and First streets.
One ton of good coal $3.50. Coal hod
and shovel free c. F. HAWKINS,
1912 Kansas Avenue.
Miss Ada Sells left today for her
announcing the serious, illness of her
mother.
The Inter-Ocean mill has been shut
down for several days undergoing re-
pairs, but is now running on fun time
again.
Special bargains for Saturday and
Monday-20 per cent. discount on ladies'
- - cosTI.EY & POST.
Mr. Roy Wilson. Of 1919 Quincy street.
will leave this evening for Kansas City,
where he will taxa up the study of
stenOgraphy.
T. n. Davis has about closed out the
Gardiner stock of dry goods and gro
several weeks ago.
s. D. Wise, who has been very ssri-
ously i'll for several weeks at his home
1417 Quincy street has been taken to
the Santa Fe hospital.
Miss Louie Sparks. OF Kansas City, is
in Topeka visiting Mrs F. A. Jet and
family on Paramore street. She will re-
main several weeks.
Owing to the increase of business the
Santa Fe is considering the advisability
of putting in another switch at the Cen
tra1 mills and elevator.
Pretty Prairie, Kas. a little village in
Reno county, ships more wheat to the
North Topeka mills and elevators than
any other station in Kansas.
John Speer of Wichita and his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bradford H. DeBois, and Miss
Edna Morris of Denver, have been visit
ing Mrs Kate Sproat of 1895 Jackson
street
Blanket sale-2O per cent. discount on
all blankets from $1.00 up. Extra special
--one lot OF blankets while they last
for 33c. COSTLEY & POST
Mr.. Hiram Davis has purchased the
property at 917 Jackson street from r.
b. McMaster and with his son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hardy
Antrim, will make that place his home
Mr. Perry Fuller of Calabacf1las
Chicherahua, Mexico, is visiting his
cousin Mr.. Joseph Sproat Of 1895 Jack
son street and Mrs Mary Fuller of
Washington City is the guest of Mrs.
Kate Sproat
There will be a bridge meeting this
evening at fire station No. 1. All per-
sons interested in the building of q
bridge between Oakland and North To-
pelca are earnestly asked to be present
at this meeting.
John SPAIN and Christ Haebuly, two
Russians employed IN the Santa Fe
shops and who live in Little Russia are
about to close deal for some land in
Kinglnan county. They expect to move
out to the land ana cultivate it at once
The Union Pacific work train is max
ing slow Roadway with the new bridge
across Soldier creek, as they are greatly
delayed and lose much time keeping out
OF the way of the regular Z. =. ard
c. r. ]. & P. trains
NJ ". A. camp NO. 1913 installed the
following officers at their meeting last
evening. d. 3. Fink, v. G.; r. r. Con-
Jeffers, clerk; r. NJ. Harris, mana ger; o.
P. Davis, physician; NJ Galloway.
watch.
Mr.. and Mrs Spain and family, who
arrived here a few days ago from South
Africa, and are with relatives, will To-
cate in this city. The family are ma
lives Of Russia. but for the past fifteen
years have lived in South Africa. They
were three months coming from that
country to North Topeka.