The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-30
NORTH TOPEKA.

j. A Policy has gone to Oskaloosa
| where he will spend this week
Miss Myra Nichols of Horton is the
guest of Miss Florence Musson Of Park
street.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. E. Watts have re-
turned from a short visit to Meriden
/ friends
Mrs. v. b. Kistler who has been i'll
I improving.
A Allen. plumbing. heating and
sewer work, 1901 North Topeka ave-
nue.. Tel S93.
Mr.. Merrill and family of Monroe
street left yesterday for Nebraska to
make their home.
Mrs. Alice B. Stafford is suffering
from an attack Of malaria at her home,
40S West B street.
Mrs. z. D. Small and son Arthur
have gone to Delavan Park, Jackson
county, to spend two days.
W. NJ G. Lane who has been confined
to his home by illness for the past sew
eral days is row able to be out again.
Mrs. George Harries OF ga Van Buren,
street has gone to Elmont to spend a
week visiting the family Of John Kemp.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Goodman OF New
York are visiting MIR. Goolman's uncle,
w. n. Van Ness and aunt, Mrs. +. FL
more.
Miss Kate sharrard came over from
Atchison today and is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Arthur Kane Of 81 Quincy
street.
Mr.. H s Pruessner left Saturday
for Clinton. Mo, in response to a tele-
gram announcing the death OF his
father.
street has returned from visit of
three weeks to her brother Mr.. Guy
Houghtelin of Denver.
Mrs. Clark Neiswender came home
today from a visit Of four weeks to her
parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. Cutbirth. and
other SILVER Lake friends.
Miss Ward, the 17-year-old daughter
Of F. NJ. Ward. is very i'll with typhoid
F'airchild and Jefferson streets.
Lost-Female rat dog all black; an
swers to the name Of Jett Return to
12s Holman street; reward.
Just notice our lace curtain display
in our north window-especia1ly the
prices COSTLEY & POST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Hum will move the
first of the month from 21s West Cor
don street to the Santa Fe hospital,
where Mr.. HUFF has employment.
George Daniel. missionary and evan
gelist, of Kurdfstan, viii give an illus
trated Oriental lecture Friday evening
at the Baptist church.
Engineer Amos Beeler and Conductor
Thomas VerIin had engine 2311 out yes
terday between North Topeka and
Kilmer on a trial trip.
Miss Florence ATusson who has been
spending the past two weeks here visit
Ing her parents win return Thursday
to Jewell City where she is stenographer
to Judge Postlethwaite.
The postmaster general promptly re-
sponded to the petition from the citf-
zens of Garden Place addition for free |
delivery in that suburb by referring the |
further information on the subject.
Star lodge No. 331 A Q. u w will
celebrate their twelfth anniversary
this evening by entertaining the wives /
and families of the members n their /
hall. 1000 Kansas avenue. Refresh |
ments Of ice cream and cake viii be |
served
The early bird catches the worm, and |
we are 1T" We bought our Ouita /
early, and are now prepared to surprise |
you. Visit other dealers and ger |
prices on anthracite coal, then call al |
kent's Kash koal koncern, 81 North /
Kansas avenue. Genuine RusselvfIle |
Ouita now on track.
A tramp who was suffering with 1
epilepsy and St Vitus dance was around /
the railroad yards for several days and /
nights living on bread and water He |
was almost helpless and an object of /
pity. Poor Commissioner Hale yester- |
day furnished him a railroad ticket /
and sent him to friends in Atchison.
Mr. c. E. Baker after disposfng of /
and delivering to the Western Wooden /
Mill company car OF WOOL left last |
night for his home at Protection, Kas,
where he has a large sheep ranch.
Manager McAfee, Of the wooden mill
says this is one of the finest carloads
of wool he has handled since he came
to the state of Kansas. Protection is
in southern Kansas in Comanche
county.
The B. b club met last Friday after
noon with Mrs Geo. CuIberth. of Men
oxen. At the conclusion of the after
noon g lunch was served by the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Booth. Among those
present were Mrs. w. e. Section, Mrs.
F. E. Luce, Mrs. A. Holcome, Mrs.
Avery, Mrs. D. NJ. Booth and Miss Ida
Crom Well The next melting of the club
will be in two weeks, at the home of
Mrs A. Holcome.
Many of the Santa Fe shop employees
living on the North side as well as
many of the North side business men,
seem to think that as the Santa Fe
bond proposition went through in good |
shape the company should feclpfOcate
by taking steps to build the long
promised annex to the east side of
their Kansas river bridge Mr. John
T.. Frost, the Santa Fe cOmpany's
agent for their lands and lots in North
Topeka, and also president of the
Commercial club, would be a good man
to push this matter along, and a COM
mittee will likely wait on that gentle
nan to see what can be done about it.
If necessary to aid the building of the
annex for foot passengers by private
subscriptions, the people are all ready
and willing to contribute from one to
ten dollars, everyone according to his
means and ability to do SO.
Miss Lena Cook of 1922 Monroe street
was pleasantly surprised Saturday af-
ternoon by a number of her little
friends, the occasion being her eighth
birthday anniversary. The time was
spent in playing different games and at
five O'Clock supper was served Mrs. |
Cook was assisted in entertaining the
little folks by her sister. Mrs. g. ].
Bollotte and Miss Mabel Fink. Those
present were. Florence OhIeld, Mary |
Summers. Hazel Hobson, Flora Lock-
hart Sophia Roehreg, Lena Cook, Cecil
West, Ethel Fink, Hazel West, Alice
Cook, Florence Downey, Willie Roehreg,