The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-27
NORTH Topeka.


SIS Kansas avenue
George Fiedernns vas in from Silver
Lake yesterday.
C. C. Houston Of Elnont was IN town
yesterday On business.
Mrs. Charles HeartbuFg IS i'll at her
home 1916 Monroe street.
A. c. Banta of Maple Hfn was
North side visitor today
John Holiday come home this morn
ing from FL Reno where he went to
register
- Allen. plumbing, heating and
sewer work. 1901 Topeka avenue, North
Topeka
Meriden are the guests Of Miss Mabel
BoneWitz
Miss Alice Quinn VIII go to Kansas
City and St Joseph next week for a
short visit to friends.
one or the largest elevator firms has
ordered several thousand bushels of
corn from southern Nebraska
Two cars OF brick came in yester-
day for the new Woolen min. Forty
five cars more are on the way here in
transit.
Several teams are busy hauling stone
frOna the quarries at Calhoun Bluffs,
north Of the city, for the new voolen
mill plant
Messrs Harry Jameson and Fred Nc
Master VIII return Sunday from a
weeks visit to various points Of inter-
est in Colorado.
Fred Brown OF ThompsonvilIe was
in town today. He reports that his late
corn viii be greatly benefited by the
rain OF last night
Rev and Mrs John Tracy are now
visiting Mr. Tracy's parents. Mr. and
Mrs Samuel Tracy OF their home on
the Rochester road
H Nix and family have moved here
from the other side OF the river and are
living at 1908 Logan street. Mr.. Nix is
a Rock Island section hand.
c. Copeland has recently moved here
from Silver Lake with his family. They
have gone to housekeeping at 40 Eve
Iyn street. Holnan's addition.
The North Topeka Vinegar and Pre-
serving works have purchased one OF
the boilers just taken out OF the Inter
Ocean mills. and they are moving to
to their plant today
Mrs. N A. Faus and daughter. Edith,
win return to their home in Kansas
City, KAN, tomorrow after a week ;
visit to Mrs. W. H. Daub and other
North side friends.
Mrs. Pearl vennuEn and daughter,
Meta OF Los Angeles. Cal, left yester-
day afternoon for Chicago after a short
visit TO Mrs. Vennun's sister, Mrs. A
NJ Petr0. OF 1o14 Van Buren, street
Mrs. Elizabeth Hammond and daugh-
ter Miss Jennie Hammond. who have
been visiting Mrs. Hanmond's father.
Mrs Charles Monnf4 and her cousin
Mrs. George Harries, left today for their
home IN Pennsylvania
William AshpO1e or Silver Lake, and
Miss Emma Norburg We're married
Thursday afternoon at o'clock at the
Methodist parsonage by Rev J. A
Stavely- They Will make their home
near Silver Lake
J. NJ Mitchell, ceIored, who for the
rant at the north end OF the bridge,
died very suddenly at an early hour
this morning from paralysis. The fun
eraI arrang ements have not as vet been
made, but it VIII probably be held Mon
day.
The services tomorrow morning at
the North side churches viii be as
usual In the evening there viii be
union services of five Of the churches
at the Baptist church lawn Rev J. z.
Purvis. OF the Central Avenue Chris
tian church viii preach, and take for
his subject The New Command
meut."
Owing to the drouth there has been
such a demand for bran, shorts and
mill stun for feeding purposes that the
North side miliHrs have been unable
to supply the demand, and dealers in
feed are compelled to get their supplies
from other sources. One car of bran
came in from Nebraska yesterday.
The early bird catches the worm, and
we are TT We bought our Ouits
early. and are now prepared to surprise
you. Visit other dealers and get
prices on anthracite coal, then call al
Kent.s Kash Koal KonceTn- 911 North
Kansas avenue Genuine RusselvilIe
Ouita now on track
Miss Halle Hamrick and cousin. Miss
Nellie Yates, left yesterday for Kansas
City where they will visit until Sunday
the guests OF Misses Jessie and Clara
Steele when they viii leave for their
new home in Greencastle. Ind. Miss
Hamrici1 VIII make a short visit to St.
Louis friends en- route
The annual meeting Of the Rochester
school district was held Thursday Mr.
Waite was elected q trustee to succeed
himself Mr.. French was reelected
principal of the school and Miss Aiken
elected teacher Of the primary DEPART
ment. It was the wish Of some Of the
people in this school district to shorten
the school year to seven months, but
the ma joFity were in favor or the eight
months course as heretofore and the
school year will be for this length OF
time
Sholes, superintendent OF telegraph OF
the Santa Fe. has naoved ore Of his
experimental stations from Meriden 10
the South Topeka dfspatcher's Office,
North Topeka He puts his telephone
Instrument Ion the St Joseph and To-
peka railroad wire. The operator at st
Joseph can send A message to Topeka.
the operator here receiving ft O. x,
while Mr. Sholes is using the same
wire to talk to his clerk, Mr. Jones. at
North Topeka, one does not interfere
with the other. There is a slight tinkIe
in the phone bell from the sending
operator This difficulty viii soon be
overcome
a Cure for Summer Complaint
Summon cnnnIafnf Is 1lsl1alI, rreva1ent