The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-02
NORTH TOPEKA.

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SO Kansas avenue
Mrs. G. f. Adams is suffering from
an attack of grip
Coal. wood and feed. CT. HAWKINS.
1912 Kansas avenue
Mrs. Lille Sly is able to be out after
a severe attack OF the zip.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Holman are the pa
rents OF a son born yesterday.
Mary A Bates Of the First ward, has
been allowed a pension of IS month
DR. and Mrs r. T. Shaw of Holton
visited Mr. and Mrs w c. Steele yes
our bins are full OF nice dry coal Get
our prices. G. F. Hawkins. 1912 kan
SaS avenue.
Mr.. &. F. Halle win preach tomorrow
morning and evening at the Central
Avenue Christian church.
The Woman's Relief Corps will give
their usual pension day dinner on Mon
day next at S12 on the avenue.
The w T. K. club will meet with
Mrs. r. b. McMasters Tuesday after
noon. February 5. at s16 Jackson street.
Owing to the death of Mrs. Billiard.
mother Of the proprietor, the Central
mills and elevator were both closet
down yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Mooney Will preach in the
Third Pres1y terrain church tomorrow.
both morning and evening. and at Beth
81 in the afternoon.
Amos Beeler had engine z1g out yes
terday afternoon between North Topeka
and Kilmer. This morning he had en-
- 80, = = $50 - - 1AaAA1
At the Baptist church the pastor, Rev.
w. -. Hutchinson. will preach morning
and evening tomorrow Subject Of the
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q r. Havl[ins- fha coal dealer saws
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eraf5 4 AZ fy,rt xrai,7 ~ eCai Tsbs = 3
q =. road runs rielT lov the farm
The noan,hars ~ ira N = r ri yin
meet with Mrs Cheney. 1Is2 Harrizeg
street Monday at 8. 90 O'clock AIRS Na
Tion viii ~ svitf, fF,s-v,7 ana 4 Il barel
flsa~ All ~ ,,.ss--s 49, LII - ,.t -
,T-,se.,-+<,.,. - 80 :, 4
assoela1lon met yesLeEday aIternoon az
LIS nome u MISS annie Soie on FaIk
atrsek- re question % declde the prices
- ~ AsAeu 80, - ens tots vas discussed
sNAd = WaS aecllsd 20 04Ief the iots az
AAo4l1 ~ cent g % cents per square loot
The Tallroacs brought nearly 1900 cars
q coal into North topeka IN the year
just passed. an average OF over 30 cars
Per day. This was used for manufac
turing heating and domestic purposes
The question naturally arises what VIII
we DO when cur local mines are ex~
HausHedT
Ane rev canon ByWater ana MIS- BY
water went 10 Lawrence Eoday 70 re-
man over SUNDAY canon ByWater mad
charge " tne memorial exercises Tor
queen NIclor1a at TRINITY cnurch this
afternoon, reading the Episcopal SER
vice Tor the burial Of the dead. He will
o1nc1at6 at Trinity tomorrow
The Evening Duplicate Whist club
played last evening at the rooms OF Mr.
and Mrs w d. Lacey at the u p
hotel. The highest score for the even
ing ESQ points. was made BY Mr.. Put
nam and Mrs Lacey The substitutes
were Miss Kn0ble for Mrs. ]. c. Fulton,
Miss D0ering for Mr.. Lacey and Mr..
David James for DIR. 7. "A. Ryder.
The venera bic Archdeacon Crawford
will csonff1lct the services AZ the Church
Of the Good Shepherd tonorroxv both
morning and evening. At ego q m Sum
sfav school at IL a m lftanv ard HOLY
communion: offertory solo Come unto
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