The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-14
NORTH TOPEKA.

Q-eave items. for this column with Kim
| ball & Son. S12 Kansas avenue-)
| James.
Mrs Adams Of Horton is the guest o.
Mrs. Parrish of Harrison street
High school books, algebra and theme
| tablets at James.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. LaFromboise Of Sill
Yer Lake were in town yesterday
| Shoes made to order or neatly repaired
| Philip Danielson. 915 Kansas avenue
| Mrs. W. J. Wetherholt, who has been III
for the past four weeks, is still confined
to her bed.
Mrs. John Ira of Holman,s addition.
who has been quite i'll with typhoid fever.
Joseph stadler of Little Russia. has ac-
cepted a position with the Sturgis Hard
ware company.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Van Orsdal Of Silver
| Lake attended the Ohio club picnic at
1 Garfield park yesterday.
John E. Frost and Oscar Bischon we're
on business Friday afternoon
Many of the north side business houses
are draped in mourning out OF respect 10
the memory of the dead president.
Miss Cora -Priddy, accompanied BY her
from a visit to relatives in Overlook.
Mrs. Q. Boden and little son, Kruger,
Of Salt Lake City are. the guests OF Miss
Annie Nystrom of 1913 Jackson street
Misses Clara and Alta Stevick returned
yesterday from months visit to Colora-
do Springs and points in western Kan
Foster Baxter arrived yesterday from
lola to join his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
winter.
Thomas williams returned today to his
home In Lyndon, Kan, after week .
visit to bis sister, Mrs. c. B. Wright. Of
S04 Monroe street
Presiding Elder J. r. Madison viii
the e'' Kansas Avenue Methodist church and
administer the sacrament
Hosiery and shoe sale Monday, Tues
n md Enf4n n n
40 Sac CosTLEY & POST.
Clifford Nystrom came home yesterday
from Kansas City, Kan, where he has
been visiting his brother, Mr.; Louis Ny
strom and family for several weeks
Hosiery sale, Topsy and Black Cat
Black Cat hose, regular 25c. for lsc pair
COsTLEY & POST.
Miss Lou HuclSstead will return Sun
day from three weeks visit in Kan
sas City and Hannibal. No. and
Quincy. ILL.,
The Rev. j. 8. Glendenning Of the Sec
our national calamity in his sermon at II
O'Clock sabbath. mo morning. He wiz take
Her Noble Dead
w. c. Brooks. the coIored speaker win
sas avenue and B street at D. m. Sub
1ect. Equal Rights to All and Special
John Krenz a Russian squatter finds
his house and outbuilo1ngs standing IN
SURVEYED bv County Surveyor Rodgers
He will vacate at once
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs Dan
Rouck of 1414 Jackson street, died yester-
day afternoon The funeral was held this
afternoon from the family home and the
interment was in Rochester
The Western Wooden Mill company re-
ceived large piece of machinery weigh
ing nearly a ton, which Manager McAtee
calls an extractor. 1t is evident from its
size that it can not be a tooth extractor.
Mrs. John England of 112 Monroe street
rmr41 800
where she has been the guest of her
England also visited relatives in Boston
Mrs. N W Wilson and daughter Ida
and mother Mrs S. J. Wizer. who have
ter-in-laW Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Wizer of
9O6 Jackson street, left today for Califor-
MIA to spend some time.
There viii be especial services Sunday
morning at the Central Avenue Christian
church; The pastor, . Reg J, 3 P5ur5v1isg
There will be special music by the choir,
one. hymn to. be sung being Nearer My
Rev. Charles Thomson, the missionary
from China, who has been visiting here
North Congregational church on Sunday
morning This viii be the last opportunf-
ty to hear Mr.. Thomson. as he expects to
leave Topeka next week
As result of last nights rain there Is
a sinking in nearly every alley ana IN TACT tact
there is a very large hole into which one
and break the shafts Of his buggy,
Mrs Mark Putnam returned yesterday /
from Liberty. Mo. where she accompanied |
her daughter. Miss Edith who will at
tend school there this winter. Mrs. Put I
nam made a short visit in Kansas City. I
where she was joined by her little daugh- !
ters Marie and Juonita. and her sister I
Mrs whitman, who viii be her guest for 1
a few days.
j. c. Fulton OF. the Union Pacific and /
J. w. Ingram OF the Rock Island and 4
Charles Gerteisen Of the Santa Fe We're At T
the Santa Fe south side office Friday al i
ternoon attending the local agents
monthly meeting On motion OF wee (
President Fulton it was agreed on to close
up all day and not receive or deliver any 1
freight on national holidays. Heretofore /
it has been the custom not to close until /
after 10 O'Clock a. m. Shippers should bear I
this in mind and be governed accordingly. /
Master James Proudft Irons entertained
q number of his little friends Thursday I
evening at lantern party at his nome
1922 Monroe street. The lawn was gally
decorated with Japanese lanterns and
each child brought with him MS own
particular lantern One feature OF the
evenings entertainment was parade
around the block by the little folks carry
ing their varied colOred lights He1resh-
ments Of ice cream and cake were served
in the dining room by the little hosts
mother, Mrs Maud Irons assisted ~ aef
sister. Miss Proudfit, ana Miss Minnie sa-
1aine and Miss Clara Excl those present