The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-23

Tuesday night for the strip to register
for a claim.
The Atchison Live Stock company has
increased its capital stock from $4,000
to $50. 600.
Mrs. Charles Sheldon and children.
Clara and Bessie. OF Riley, are visituE
Mrs. Sheldon's sister. Mrs. W. Weiselt.
of 1404 Harrison street.
The home OF Mrs. Griggs. of 1905 Van
Buren, street. has been released from
quarantine. her little son Eugene laF-
ing recovered from the smallpox.
F. H. Traver, architect in charge was
at the new wooden mill site today sup
erintending the work OF putting in the
concrete for the foundation Of the
building.
Nr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson and chill
dren and sister. Miss Matte Dowdeil.
viii move this week from GIL Jackson
street, to the second story OF SIS KAN
sas avenue, over Wilson's restaurant
Miss Edna Haynes. aged II years.
arrived yesterday morning from Cotton,
Utah to visit her grandmother' Mr.
r. p Haynes, OF $40 Harrison street.
and J. NJ Haynes and family Of Sll
Harrison street.
The first carload Of cement for the
new wooden mill was received Monday
and work was then commenced mixing
and putting IN the concrete FOR th8
foundation.
Mr. Marion Myers returned today
from Colorado. where he spent the past
several weeks. While away he visited
Colorado Springs. Manit0u. Denver.
Pueblo and Morrison.
Miss Jessie Campbell. Of Ills Monroe
street, will leave Wednesday for Chi
cago, where she win be the guest Of
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs
Mrs. Michael schwartz Of 1912 Cen
trail avenue, has returned from ST.
Louis where she was called three
months ago by the death Of her SON
in-law. Mr.. Brand.
George Kfmmerle. OF west Curtis
street, left Monday for the strip TO reg
lister for claim. Others who left last
evening are Joseph WarnOck. I. A.
Do1nan, ". d. Lacey. II. A. Hunt and
Mr.. johnson of Holton.
Mrs Otto Kuehne and daughter. Miss
Minnie Kuehne and sons Masters Fred
and Otto Kuehne returned Sunday
from Denver where they have been the
guests for the past month OF Mrs.
Kuehne's mother. Mrs. Louisa Crauel.
Engineer Amos Beeler and Conductor
George Tilford had engine No. A out
between Kilmer and North Topeka
Monday afternoon. She has just been
thoroughly overhauled at the shops
here.
Rev J. f. Armstrong. who recently
came to Kansas from Danville. ky-s
and has assumed charge OF the Fresbv-
terrain church at Rossville and Of the
yesterday buying household goods f0r
his new home. Rev. Armstron's fam
lily will arrive from Kentucky the last
Of the week
Miss Fife King. of 115 East Gordon
street. will leave Thursday for New
York city. From Chicago she viii 60
by boat. and will visit Mr. and Mrs.
Frank WhItmer. at Detroit. Mich. sae
exposition at Buffalo. and stop at
Niagara Falls. She viii be away six
weeks.
Victor Council No X and T. Of S.
gave their long anticipated entertain-
ment last evening at their hall In the
Barrett block. In spite Of the extreme
~ warm weather a large crowd was in
attendance. Refreshments Of ice cream
and cake were served and also lemon
ade which was made by lar. Henry
Steele and pronounced to be delicious
BY al partakers.
One OF the largest elevator firms Iu
North Topeka bought several thousand
bushels OF corn recently when Il sold at
90 cents. Their friends predicted dire
results to them It IS now worth S.
cents. and they will realize a handsome
profit from their venture. Baied hay
is scare and in great demand. Ono
dealer on this side recently received a.
carload at p. m and the next morn-
ing by 10 o'clock il was all sold out
at retail
A switch engine has just been put on
at LeavenWOrth and as the road engine
does not have to do the yard work
there any more it H. expected that the
time schedule viii soon be changed and
the train permitted to start later say
about 1880 a. m and return earlier.
reaching here about 3. m. This w0eid
be a great accommodation to the peo-
pie Of Osawlzie. and North Topeka who
patrOnized this line very literally.
The hospital committee composed Of
members from the various societies Of
the different churches net last ever
ing at the home Of Miss Viola Trout
man on Quincy street. and orEa nized-
Mr. L p. Fraser. Of the Baptist church,
was elected chairman. Mr.. Alpha Rob-
inson. Of the Central Avenue Christian
church. assistant: Miss Pearl Irwin. n
the Kansas Avenue NJ f. church, Sec
rotary. and Miss Virginia Hunt. Of the
Congregational church. treasurer The
young people from the Congregational
church viii visit Riverside hospital
next Sunday.
A Never-to-be-Forgot Trip
Is the one via the Lehigh valley rail-
road. between Niagara Fails or Buff
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