The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-09
NORTH TOPEKA.

NORTH TOPEKA A.
neaye items for this column with KIM
ball & Son 912 Kansas avenue-1
c. L. Caldwell, of Elmont was in
town yesterday.
w. c. Steele went to Kansas City to-
day on business
Mr.. John Irwin, of Salina. was
North side visitor today
Mrs. Kline is down from Rossville at
tending the grand lodge.
MY gallery is for sale cheap
s. l.. COURTNEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. B. Kistler of 1117 Van
Buren, street, spent Tuesday in Kansas
City.
Our own laundry here in North To
pelSa now does the best work In the
city.
Miss Edna Staples went to Kansas
City this morning to have her eyes
treated.
Mr.. Frank Crowen, of Solomon City.
is the guest of his uncle, DIR. Samuel
Ashmore.
Miss Alice Comet, of Enterprise. is
here attending grand lodge and visit
ing friends.
The timers are putting the tin
roof on the tower of the new wooden
mill today.
Miss Lettie Pierce returned Sunday
from a visit of several weeks to rela-
yves IN lIulaIld
Mrs J. c. Stevick and little son
Jimmie spent Sunday in Hutchinson.
the guests of Mrs. S. G. Kessler-
Mrs Kimes and sister, Mrs. Monroe,
of Oakland, Cal, have gone to Oregon,
Mo-, to visit their father, Mr.. Hays
D. c. Buckney has moved his family
| here from western Kansas, and they
| are living at l10I Central avenue
! Miss Sue Skinner returned last even
! ing from an extended visit to relatives
! in Troy, Ohio, and to the Buffalo ex-
| position.
| running the wires and making the con-
nections in the Western Wooden mills
for electricity.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lurcher and
brother, Mr. Frank Murray. have gone gone
| to Pittsburg, Kas., where they Will
| make their home.
I Camp No 1243, NJ. w A., will treat
| its members to a smoker THURSDAY
| evening: also confer degree work on
| several candidates
| has returned from Colorado Springs,
| where she has been the guest or her
| sister, Mrs. l.. BOd1e-
/ Henry Heck who runs the hosting
machine for Contractor J. b. Betts:
| will soon resign to take the place Q.
second engineer in the new WOODEN
| mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Workman. of Cove city
| Kas. are in Topeka attending the l: u
o. F. encampment as delegates Iney
| are the guests of their daughter, Mrs
0. B. Hatch
| Mrs. Vail, widow of the late Thomas
| Vail. formerly bursar of Bethany col
| leee. has moved in from her farm neal
| the Reform school and is living at 1911
Central avenue.
Although Mr.. J. B. Billiard has hardly
| started building his two tenement cot
tages on Quincy street, applications fol
renting themhave already been received
from different parties
Fred Alexander, who is en- route tc
his home in Chanute, after visit t
his mother in tIolton, visited his cous
ms. Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Steele, O.
jackson street. Tuesday
Mrs. ]. N. Henry and sister, Mrs
Adelaide Brown of Gloversville, N Y.
went to Rosedale, Kas., yesterday
where they will be the guests for sew
! eral days of Mrs Henry's daughter
Mrs Harvey Fowler
/ Miss Myra Cheney, who has been thu
guest for the past week of her uncle
| and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Hale o
422 Park street, will return to her homo
in Burlington, tomorrow She VIII o
accompanied by her cousin, Miss Al
| berta Hale.
The new woollen mill management i
elated over the prospects of the Nortl
side ladies furnishing them the flag t.
be displayed on the tower on their op
| eQing QaY They think thaT IL one o
executive ability like Mrs. A. j. Arnold
would take hold of the matter it wout
be a sure go.
County Comm issioner S. H. Hayne
and family who have had rooms tenn
porarily with DR.. Raub. 40 West Cor
don street will occupy the house a
1902 Monroe street which was vacate
this week by Mr.. G. A. Cunningham
and family who have moved to III Eas
Seventh street.
Foreman Young, of the Santa f
switch engine is taxed to his utmost t
keep the North side industries supple
with cars for loading out their PROD
ducts The wheels of commerce on tn
North side are running early and lat
in order to keep up with the demand
made upon them.
Jack Blossom has placed the boile
| and engine in proper position at tr
new wooden mill, and is now at wor
on the large fiywheel and the smoke
| stack Manager McAfee says Mr. Bios
som is an expert in this work. H
father was also in the business. an
| gave him an early training in tt
| work
The Ladies' Guild of the Church
| the Good Shepherd has reorganized f
the winters work The list of office
| is as follows: President Mrs JOSEF
| Davies, vice president, Mrs. James Al
| derson; secretary and treasurer, Mr.
| Douglas; chairman of work committe
/. Mrs. Jerrne Colvin. The guild will me
Thursday afternoon at half past z.
the home of Mrs. Co1vin, 1923 va
Buren, street.