The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-21
NORTH TOPEKA.

Ueave items for this column with KIM
ball & Son So Kansas avenue-)
Courtney's for 25c pictures
Carl Wedding of northern Shawnee
was in town today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt George Of KiImer
were in town today
Mr. William COPYRIGHT went to Hor-
ton last week on business
Mrs. Stewart Henry is suffering from
an attack of typhoid fever.
Mr.. Frank Slade Of Mcpherson Kan.
is the guest of Dr.. and Mrs L 4 Ry-
der.
D C Hewitt left this morning for
w L Hewitt
Proctor FOUGHT returned yesterday
from a visit of three weeks 70 Color
ado Springs and Denver
Mrs. Joseph and two sons will go to
Excelsior Springs the last Of -he week
for a Two weeks outing.
Miss Janet WOlcott Of Atchison IS
visiting her sister. Mrs. l. A. Ryder OF
Gordon and Central avenue.
Miss Lou Huckstead win leave Sun
day for a three weeks visit in Kansas
City. Hannibal and St Louis.
Miss Ollie COPYRIGHT returned last
Wednesday from Aurora and Chicago,
H., where she has been visiting for the
past month.
Miss Ella Thorngate, who has been
the guest of Miss Myrtle Seymour for
the past ten days viii leave tomorrow
for her home in Omaha
Mrs. A NJ Perkins Of Caldwell. Wis
VIII arrive Friday TO make an extended
visit with her sister. Mrs. NJ. J. Hey
den of HOS Jackson street
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Buechner viii
move shortly from 10 West Gordon
street to the rooms over the butcher
shop at SOC Kansas avenue
Louisville Ky. and return $3.50 via
Santa Fe route. For full information
and reservations see T NJ James. Jr.s
Agt. $50 North Kansas avenue
The Second Presbyterian church viii
be heated this winter by q Royal hot
air furnace. J. H FOUGHT has the con-
tract for putting in this heating plant
Last evening Frank Heyden with his
phonograph, gave a fine musical treat
to the boys OF fire station No A
number of others also enjoyed the
treat
J. J. Halloran. one of the enterpris-
ing farmers Of South Jackson county.
was IN town today buying lumber Tor a
40 by so foot barn which he intends
building
Miss McNamar Of Omaha, Neb., is
visiting the family of her uncle, Dr. H
c. Miner. Miss McNamar is one OF the
teachers IN the school for the deaf and
dumb at Omaha
Mr.. Robert Wear has returned from
Fl Reno where he has been for the
past month Mr.. Wear went down and
registered. but he was one OF the many
who drew nothing
The Knights Of Columbus, a Catholic
organization. held their first annual pic
mic last evening at Garfield park A
very enjoyable time was had by all
Music was furnished by q ten piece
band
Miss Kate Buechner Of 40 Gordon
street returned home last evening from
Butler Mo. where she was called last
week to attend the funeral Of the in
FAINT child OF her cousin Mrs Walter
Anderson
At a business meeting Of the Ohio
club held last evening 1t was decided to
have a picnic in Garfield park. Septen-
Der T. for the members in Shawnee
and surrounding counties Congress
man Calderhead will make the first an
nual address.
Mr.. J. c. Fulton and daughter. Hazel.
will 90 10 Denver. Saturday to Join
Mrs. Fulton and little daughter. Helen.
" no have been the guests for the past
week or Mrs F'ultOn's sister Mrs c.
H Speer They viii return home che
last of next week
Miss Myrtle Robinson was injured
last evening while bicycling on Quincy
street near Third. Her dress caught in
the chain and she was thrown to the
pavement striking on her temple She
was picked I'D in an unconscious con
dition Aside from the injury to her
temple. Miss Robinson's arm was quite
severely bruised