The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-16
NORTH TOPEKA.

Geaye items for this column with Kim
bail & Son. s12 Kansas avenue.1
Mrs ]. Lane, of Rossville, was in
town shopping Tuesday
Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Campbell went
to Watson today to spend a week.
Judge and Mrs. L. s. Dolman of 122
West Gordon street are the parents of
a son born Tuesday.
Miss Hope Clark, who has been quite
i'll with typhoid fever at her home, 1928
Logan street. is improving.
Miss Jessie MARBLE of Rochester. has
returned from visit to her cousin, Mrs.
Wakefield at Minneapolis, Kan
Orson Baker has resigned his position
with the Chicago Clothing company and
has taken place with the Model Sup
ply.
Mrs. A. j. Berry and little grandson,
Dean VanNess went to Creston, Iowa,
today to visit Mr.. and Mrs. B. K.
Berry
w. H. Hunter, travelling auditor for
the Western Weighing Association and
Inspection Bureau was checking the
North Side mills today.
Floyd Weltling, of Oakland, has been
appointed yard clerk at North Topeka
and is in charge of the Union Pacific
car and demurrage accounts.
Mr.. Thomas Crauel and mother, Mrs.
Louisa Crauel, left today for their home
in Denver, Col, after a visit of several
weeks to Mrs. Crauel's daughter, Mrs.
Otto Kuehne.
Manager McAfee and Secretary and
Treasurer Gilmore have moved their
Office from the Nichols building to the
new wooden mill corner of Laurent and
Madison streets.
Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Jordan have issued
invitations for a, card party to be given
Saturday evening at their home 1016
Quincy street in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry M. Boyer.
Mrs. r. B. McMaster and daughter,
Miss McMaster, will give large recep-
ton Thursday, October 24,at their home
916 Jackson street Over a hundred in
0itations have been issued.
Miss Minta Evans. who has been Wis
and other friends for several weeks, left
today for New York. to resume her
work in one of the mission schools
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Gaines died yesterday at the
family home $50 Fillmore street. The
funeral was held this afternoon from the
house and the burial was in Rochester
Mrs. Josie 4Boden. and little son.
Kruger left today for Denver, after
visit of four weeks to Miss Anna Nys-
from of 1919 Jackson street From there
she win go to their home in Murray,
Utah.
Wooden Mill. is still patiently waiting
for the car of three inch grooved floor
ing. 1t is seriously delaying his work
and upsetting his calculations by the
flooring being so long out.
+. s. Morse was at the wooden mill
yesterday making arrangements to
move the house he has purchased from
the wooden mill company. 1t will be
used a tenement house on vacant
lot that Mr.. Morse owns
Owing to a decline in the market
wheat shipments into North Topeka
have been somewhat light for the past
few days. Corn is steadily advancing
and the North Side dealers say they are
unable to supply all the demands made
on them from southwestern Kansas for
corn.
The w. NJ. s. of the Second Presby-
terrain church will send a good delega-
IS. Those who go will meet at Mrs.
Arnold's at o'clock The society will
be represented by the following ladies':
Mrs. Jameson, Mrs Buck. Mrs Shella-
Mrs. G. w M. White, Mrs. Arnold, Mrs.
Beaudry, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hale and Mrs.
Howard Stuart
The w. T. K. club held their second
meeting for the club yesterday at the
home of Mrs w. E. Scotch west of
town. The meeting was an all day af-
fair. the ladies going out in the morn
ing. After a delicious dinner the pro-
gramme for the afternoon was given.
This included a paper by Mrs. Kuntz on
Women Inventors" and the lesson in
parliamentary drill led by Miss Cole.
Roll call was answered by something
from the life of notable won en- of the
day. The resigna ton of Mrs. t. M.
Reag1e was accepted and Miss Martha
Kimball was voted in as a new men,
Der. Aside from the twenty club ladies
there were present at this meeting
eight members from one of the country
clubs and the following visitors: Mrs.
Ralph Minor Niles of Nicholson, Pa,
Miss Myra Cheney of Burlington, Miss
Ve1eda Campdoras and Mrs. Howard
Stuart