The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-19
NORTH TOPEKA.

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bail s Son 81 Kansas avenue-3
Shoes made TO order or neatly repaired
Philip Dauielson- s15 Kansas avenue
Memorial services were held at the
schools this morning
Mrs McRoberts. Of Silver Lake. was
a North side visitor yesterday
Mrs L A Iusson VIII go to Horton
tomorrow for a short visit to friends
Miss Margaret CoIlisi, OF Three
Rivers. Mich. Is visiting North side
friends.
Mrs. Courtney VIII have her opening
tomorrow afternoon and evening 81
Kansas avenue
John Rogers. county surveyor. viii
finish the job Of plating, grading and
fencing North SardOu avenue today
Mr. and Mrs Frank Russell VIII move
this week from Quincy and Say~eu
streets TO Kansas avenue near Saywell-
Mr. Walter Dickinson of Meriden.
left yesterday for Manhattan. where he
will attend the Agricultural college
this winter
Mrs. Henry Daub and daughter Maud
VIII go TO Horton tomorrow to attend
ing little city
Attend the opening Friday evening
and enjoy the music furnished BY Stein
berg's orchestra from o. m TO 10 p m
COSTLEY < POST
John SchilIing has been promoted to
service at the Santa Fe general Office
Telegram phi department
Miss Verde Thomas returned with
her aunt. Mrs 4 NJ Cross from Yer
montsvHle. Mich. yesterday and Will
make her home here
The interior of the new wooden mill
viii be painted white A W Lacey TIF-
nishes the material and H A Wolf
VIII superintend the work
Mrs. A NJ Kent returned today from
the guest of her daughter. Miss Edith
Kent. for the past two months
r. Belts has secured the contract
for setting the boilers at the new woolen
mill IN proper position It VIII take
carload OF brick to do the work
Mr. and Mrs z D Small and daugh-
ter Adele and son Arthur and 9ir an1
Mrs Charlie Small went TO Delavan
Park. Jackson county. today for short
one Of the North side mills Is filing
an order for five thousand bags OF -four
for London, England The Hour viii De
put in jute bags weighing 14o POUNDS
each
Chief WfInarth was on the North side
yesterday making arrangements Tor
setting the poles and stringfng the wire
for the new IRE alarm box at the loot
Of Laurent street
The s-year-oId son of Mr.. and Mrs
Isaac Tarisy. eolored- of SOS West R1il-
road street. died yesterday me III
neral was 1El1 THIS AFTERNOON dt
o'clock and the burial was IN Roch-
ester.
A car Of brick was received yesterday
and one today and three more cars IN
transit are expected to arrive at any
time which viii enable the brIcklayers
to finish I'D their work at the new
WOODEN mill within few days
Mrs. Charles yNolcott arrived yestef-
dav from Atchison. and viii spend the
winter here with her daughter. Mrs L
A. Ryder Miss jeanette Wolcott ar
rived several days ago. and has been
enrolled as a pupil at the Topeka High
school
Miss Daisy Mead. the z1-year-old
daugter Of Mr. William Mead Of Memo
ken township. had her right leg anpu-
tated lust above the knee yesterday
The operation was performed by DT
o. P Davis. at Riverside hospital Miss
Mead suffered from an attack OF grip
last spring. from which she did noE
fullv recover and later white swelling
developed. making the operation Of yes
terday necessary
Mr. Edgar L Doom. the teacher IN
the Lyman school district. took coca
sion to visit the North side schools this
forenoon as his school vas adjourned
for the dav Tire Lyman school com
mences the year with upwards Of 50
pupils. which number VIII be consid-s
erabIy increased The district intends
to build a new house another year or