The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-05
NORTH TOPEKA.

"A. r. SulFef OF f1oyC Was IL Lo"ii
yesterday
Fred Winpick, of Lawrence, was a
Topeka visitor today.
Harry Graves will go to Kansas City
Monday on a business trip.
Miss Martha cambridge of Kansas
City, is the guest of Miss Laura Bever-
".
Mrs R. Smith of 11o1 Monroe street
returned today from a visit to her son,
DR.. Smith of Oskaloosa-
Alfred Hohnbaum has gone TO Meri-
den to spend Sunday visiting his cous-
ms, Mr.. and Mrs APPEL.
Mr.. George Mitchell, of Denver, Colo,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L.
Beverly, of Quincy street.
]. w. Scott. father of Mrs. w. NJ
Costley, has returned from short visit
to his home at Aurora, Mo.
Mrs. L. P. Stock and daughter, Marie,
returned this evening from a months
visit to relatives in Columbus, o.
Miss Foster, who has been the guest
of her sister. Mrs. Finch, of Monroe
street, returned to her home yesterday
The wooden mill people are short
twenty feet of their smokestack- Presl-
dent Holman has wired Indianapolis to
ship at once.
Dr. and Mrs. Niles arrived yester-
day from Laceyville, Pa, and are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Lacey,
of Jackson street
Scott Carr the house mover, is NOV
ing the John krenz house from North
Sardou avenue to the corner of Fair
child and Jefferson streets.
Manager McAfee is an early riser. He
walks from the extreme eastern limits
of Oakland and is promptly on hand at
o'clock a. m. for business
Lost, Monday, September q, on North
Kansas avenue. ladies' blue jacket
Return to DR.. T. B. Reynolds, S32 N.
Kansas avenue, and receive reward.
W. G. Brooks, the colored orator, will
speak this evening at the corner OF
Sixth street and Kansas avenue. Sub
iect. Equal rights to all and special
privileges to none.
Mr.. Wallace Taggart, of Meriden,
came in town today to spend SUNDAY
here with his wife, who is the guest or
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Myers
of Western avenue.
The Zingheim Crematory company
will use the Sardou Avenue bridge as
soon as completed and not allow ther
teams to come on the main thorough
fares of the city.
two entertainments next week for her
guest, Mrs. Niles. One will be card
party Thursday morning and the other
a thimble party the same afternoon
Mr.. Chas. Roehr, formerly Of this city,
and Miss Rosa B. Smith of Kansas City,
were married Tuesday evening at the
home of the brides parents They Will
make their home in Kansas City
Joseph M. Pollum, road overseer OF
Soldier township, was on North Sardou
avenue yesterday making arrangements
to work and prepare the street from the
Ennis line to the river for the new
bridge.
Superintendent Sholes and Electrician
Laurent were at the Santa Fe Junction
depot yesterday making electrical tests
Line Repairer Spielman was at Mer1den
Office at the same time responding TO
their calls
The woollen mill people are experience
ing considerable inconvenience by the
shortage of a car load of three 1ncn
flooring for the second story. floor. 1t
has been out for nearly a month evil
IDENTIFY lost in transit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bird, of 11S Fairchild
street, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. Bird, of 21S
Fairchild street, and Mr. and Mrs.
George Bird will leave Sunday for
Oklahoma, where they will make their
home. They will go overland.
A landlord who owns a house on Mon
roe street in the new woolien mill dis
five applicants for the house before he
could put out a placard For Rent
Jack Blossom, the house mover, is
busy man now. He moves houses In
the day time and takes advantage OF
the electric light at the foot of Laurent
er, engine and smokestack until the
small hours of the night.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Peterson were the
guests last night of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Steele of Jackson street. Mr.. and Mrs
Peterson are en- route to their home in
Cumberland, Iowa, from an extended
visit to Mount Hope, Kan. They are
travelling overland and make visits
along the line.
I,a
been requested by the Commercial clue
to circulate a petition for an annex to
the east side of the Santa Fe bridge for
foot passengers. Secretary Anderson
will then place the matter before the
club Wednesday evening and appoint
committee to wait on General Manager
Nudge and present the petition to him.
Miss Mabel Miller. whose marriage
to Mr.. E. H. Clark will take place this
fall, was given a towel shower yester-
day afternoon by the teachers of Grant
school, where she had taught for sew
eral terms. This afternoon she will
be the guest of honor at thimble
party given by Misses Edna and MI lie
Guy at their home on West Sixth
street
The following young people drove out
to the Small ranch at Delavan Park,
they will visit over Sunday: Misses
Jessie Priddy, Jessie Campbell, Helen
Haines, Mabel Skinner, Nell lies, Adele
Small, Gaylord Miller, Grove Dolman,
JAG Campbell, Walter Skinner, Bob
Thomas, John Morthland, and Arthur
Small Mr.. and Mrs. Small will go out
this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs L E. McGrew of 1131
Harrison street were agreea bly, surprised
by a number of their friends Thursday
evening, the occasion being the goth an
niversary of their marriage. The even
ing was greatly enjoyed by all and at a
cake were served The host and hostess
received a set of Haviland china as
remembrance of the day. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. John Kull, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles Zarker, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Saunders, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Willxer-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Deever, Mrs.