The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-02
NORTH TOPEKA.


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SS5 Kansas avenue
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards. Of
ITO Quincy street, son.
Mrs. G. c. French and children. of
Silver Lake. were In town today visit
Ing relatives.
A. Allen. plumbing. heating and
sewer work 1901 North Topeka ave-
nue.. Tel. 1893
Amos Beeler had engine 1900 out yes
terday between North Topeka and Kill
mer on a trial trip
T. H. Stavely or Lyndon, made a
short visit to his brother. Rev. J. A
Stayeiy. yesterday.
Mrs John Steele and little daughter
Helen We're the guests yesterday Of
Mrs. Steele's mother at her home north
of town.
J. G. Brinkerhoff. superintendent u.
p. r. r. Kansas division, went west on
the noon train yesterday in his special
car No. 3.
Mr.. Ioseph Duff ana Mr.. Carey Nc
Creight, of Lyndon. are the guests OF
Rev. and Mrs. J. 4. Stavely, at the
Methodist parsonage
Mr. FL. B. Chapman, of Denver. who
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Edgar
Etter, of 1880 Van Buren, street, left
Wednesday for Salina-
A carload of fine stock cattle came
in from Osawl5ie last evening on the
to Russell, Kansas, for pasturage.
Rev. and Mrs. =. r.. Madison win
leave next week for Manitou. where
they Will spend three weeks. Their son
Claude is in Osborne, the guest Of
friends.
Misses Addie and Carrie Morse re-
turned yesterday to their ho1ne in Elm
poria after a short visit to their cous-
ms. Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Morse, of IA
West Gordon street.
Mr. and Mrs s. L. Courtney moved
yesterday from S13 Quincy street to the
The lower floor of the building VIII be
used by them as their millinery par
Tors.
The sewer in the alley near Forbes
Bros feed store was caved in this
morning, making the thoroughfare
horse was thrown by stepping in the
hole.
Mrs. Mark Putnam returned today
from Salina where she was called the
first Of the week by the illness of her
uncle, Mr. Kleinfeldt, who had recoy-
home.
Mr.. Herbert Green. who il now living
in the DIR. Williamson property on
Monroe street, has purchased the old
Paine homestead on Harrison street
near Gordon, and Will move his family
there in the fail.
Mr.. Ed Scott had his right eye re-
moved last Sunday. The operation was
performed by DR.. A1kire at Mr.. Scott's
home This eye has been diseased for
some time, and has caused Mr.. Scott
much suffering
Mrs. John Nvstrom and son Clifford
and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Nystrom and
daughter Claudia of Kansas City were
the guests today Of Mr.. August Carl
son and family, at their home nine
miles north Of town.
Contractor J. B. Belts IS transferring
his stone masons and laborers from the
Parlxhurst-Davis building to the new
wooden mill plant as fast as possible
and the new building site is beginning
to present scene OF great activity
At the meeting last evening Of the
members of the Second Presby terrain
church it was decided to have the much
talked Of furnace placed in the church
and to also paper the building. The
yard Will be graded and enclosed by a
fence. Work viii be begun immed-
lately.
Station A makes the following report
for the month Of July: Stamns sold.
$5I4.74; money orders issued 1856,
amounting to S2152.50; money orders
paid, 116s amounting to $e421o: special