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

Qeave items for this column with kim
ball & Son 81 Kansas avenua-9
Herman Cfresn1eld cane il from Her
tngron today.
Mss Ellen Heartburs is visiting her
sister in Kansas City
J. E Ogee has moved from Oakland to
- Vest Laurent street
Cut flowers. carnations ard roses at SIS
North Harrison greenhouse
Fer SaIe-A good fresh milk COW at
C1zy Meat market North Topeka
Master DeIbert West returned Satur-
day from visit 10 his grandmother
Shoes made to order or neatly repaired
P Z. DanieIzou. SIS Kansas avenue
M and Mrs White Of 12sG Quincy street
we're the guests Sunday Of friends at Ar
Mrs s c. Miller Of 81 Van Barren street
has returned from Nebraska where she
has been visiting her sister
Mss Elt4sI Lewis = ll97 quincy street
vii teach school this winter
-. a=s NS.l1e sFal5 - 52 e N 81 LIS
c< Miss Ella Dearborn
Leon W Gleason accompanied the Mo
docs to Cleveland. He vii Vtsir the But
fzlo exposition before lis return
Mrs. H H Brown and children have re-
turned to their home IN Albut1 1eruue. n
NJ after a visit to Miss Nellie Grant
The Bethany Reading circle VIII meet
Tuesday evening AZ the home Of Mr. and
Ms Alpha Robinson 81 quincy street
1Ir- J. Keller. who has been visiting his
brother. " H Keller. SIS Monroe street.
has gone 70 Malvern to visit his sister.
Special for Tuesday, so yards regular
3 1-5c percaIs for g yard This is the
best bargains Of the ssazo9- ~
Mr.. william Courtright- who has been
IN 4 Chicago hospital where he went 70
have surgical operation performed, IS
Prof Hotter Of Manhattan was in town
TO-DAY. He reported that there we're good
6 aag aad saas 2sl- . ne country 7--'
Mss Clara Ehrhare went 10 Horton
al the wedding OF Mss Agnes Reineclzsr
70 8Er. Michael F7erreL Mss Ezefnecker
formerly lived IN Topeka
Mrs Mark Putnam ard daughter Edith
went to Kansas CITY Sunday, where they
viii visit relatives for 2 day. From there
they VIII 60 to Liberty. No. where Miss
Putnam VIII attend school
Mr.. I'd Holman who has been Al Christ
N5zI e p epEE-E=d 1E9a zor z2ps5.lllelIls.
EoIman's addition Saturday evening.
Rev. w B Hutchinson. Mrs 9. w. Pc
tro- Mrs Charles Curtis, and Mss Hattie
Dego. Were 5ney vert as deies4sss from
meeting q tie Kansas River Baptist as
Mr.. Clarence Scott superintendent Of
E-sleltlT7 -sr e7ille-et l7ll t5-Etez-y 1oE -
e1le5-e-E- EaSEs11 tt-p Lo1 -L-s pAIgess o
ana VIII attend the American szperinten-
dent Cemetery association. to be held il
P1rtsburg, Pa. September 1T. Is and 10
John Rogers county surveyor. VIII COM
ueuce Monday Or Tuesday to plat Sorrh
Sardou avenEe addition through the Santa
E7a lands. ard soon he has finished
r1luTIlEg ais lines ne vii put road scrapers
and Do necessary grading Tor Ehe new
street. The Santa E-a com panyr pays the
expenses Of these Improvements
The funeral Of Mrs Winters was held
SUNDAY from her late home near HCY1-
TIE services were conducted by the Rev
srTss eeu5sterv NJ Winters was about
IS years old and had lived in that neigh
bCrhood fCr the past 80 years She was
enc of ths cid settlers and her funeral
&
carrla Ees n the procession.
Miss Newcomer gave a lantern party
roe street. n honor Of her niece EeIma
Eary- Refreshments 9L fruit were served
TER Sheet Louis E-I6ri6ge. Clarence Ed
ridge. Charley klllssEHaau. Charley Ward
Newcomer. E'aIa Bedel. Elmer Williams
Elsseli Maz1rsr. Jsazette EEa=rE Mabel
Walfard and Winnie Pitcher
The santa Fe company has served no
tees On the Russian Ss41AEterS that oGc1-
py the ground which Is to qe plated for
the N9rrh -srt1o1 avenue ADDITION to va
cate the premises by September %. They
VIII likely purchase lots IN Little Rus
into the Russian settlernsnt- Their sur
DAY beer caEo1sals and many other q
can citizens and the santa F7e wiu aim to
c0lonize them altogether in Little Russia
John Z frost. president OF Ene Com
nerciaI club and land commissioner for
The santa Eae company. was on the north
side Saturday afternoon He suggested
thar the north side people ia order to get
the movement started TO have annex
built along the eastern side OF the santa
E'e bridge appoint All annex committee
composed Of sudan men as NJ c Holman
chairman R1lIiu Nichols. secretary ard
z 3. MeAlaster and oscar 61sengft id
visnry members to EuAet vita hIru sDElz
dav and wait upon General Mana ger
Nudge when that gentleman IS at home
and get r7e annex movement started He
SAYS he VIII DO All IN his power 70 aid th=
scheme. and # II should fail El1e failure
NAV be attributed Ee lack OF GEg1uiza-
r5gn on the part OF Lhe North Topeka PEG
nj
heavy property owner on the north side
is very favorable to the annex PROPOSE
ton
U s Marshal Sterne. Assistant Mar
shaI Willis. Mr. H r. Bone. Of the
e s attorneys Office. and z s At