The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-17
NORTH TOPEKA.

(Leave items for this column with Kim
bail & Son 912 Kansas avenue-)
day
John Thompson of Silver Lake was in
Shoes made to order or neatly repaired.
Philip Danielson. 915 Kansas avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Steel have returned
from a weeks visit to relatives at Hol-
Attend Mrs courtney's south side nil
linery opening Wednesday afternoon and
Arthur Small enjoyed a hunting trip
north of town this morning and bagged
four ducks.
Mrs. E. D. Edwards and children will
leave Sunday for Kansas City. where they
viii make their home
Mrs. Perkins Of Milwaukee, Wis. is
den Of 1107 Jackson street.
Miss Nellie Howard Of Shorey has gone
to ST. Louis, where she viii be the guest
Of her sister, Mrs Nieswender.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Kansas
Avenue M. r. church. will have an allaaay
meeting at the church tomorrow.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Central
Avenue Christian church win meet to-
morrow afternoon at the church.
Mrs. Sarah Williams left today for her
home in GreencasLle, Ind, after a visit
Of two weeks to Mrs. Tfncher of Elmont.
The public is cordially invited to attend
Bazar, SS7 Kansas avenue, this evening
Mrs E E. Wilson OF Armourdale, Kan,
street since Saturday, returned home yes
terday-
On Friday there viii be an all day ses-
sion of the c. W. B. NJ. of the three
Christian churches at the Third Christian
church.
Friday evening, September 20. from 8 p
chestra. COSTLEY & POST
Leon w Gleason was one OF the Modocs
who returned yesterday from Cleveland
Mr.. Gleason also visited Buffalo and Nj
agara Falls
S4einhare,s orcbaetrs win furnish the
music for our opening Friday evening.
Come out and enjoy The es-- music use ,e-
Little Miss Mildred Bowman win enter
tain q number of her little friends Sat-
rem street, in honor Of her sixth birthday
anniversary.
Miss Ida Vernon Of Salina j. the guest
ter Of 916 Jackson street Miss Vernon is
en- route to her home from visit to
friends in Chicago
Wilma, who accompanied the Knight
Templars to Louisville Ky. and from
tives, returned home yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Tinker and children
turn home Tlssirsday from Olney, III,
where they have been visiting Mrs. Tin
ker's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Eilenstein-
Mr.. b. A Barrett has received word of
the death OF his brother. Judge o. D. Bar
rett Of Washington, d. c, which occurred
would have been % years old the last Of
this month.
A team from the Marble livery barn ran
away yesterday afternoon at the corner
of the avenue and Norris street They
succeeded in running into the sidewalk
and breaking one of the windows of the
Citizens bank
The little son of H NJ Jones. who lives
in the west part Of town, had deep cash
cut in his chin with an axe yesterday. Mr..
Jones was chopping wood with a double
edged AXE and as ne threw the axe over
his shoulder the child ran behind him
and was struck in the face.
The degree team of Victor council No.
Knights and Ladies Of Security met last
evening and reelected their old officers,
which were follows. Captain, John
Baurer; president. j. w. Swartz; vice
president Frank Stitts second vice presi-
dent, Mrs Smith: prelate. Mrs Conway;
treasurer, John Baurer. secretary, Mrs.
Lille Sly; conductor, Mrs Conkling.
c. "A. Sparks died yesterday at his home
in HOlman's addition from cancer Of the
brain Mr.. Sparks leaves a widow and
adopted daughter He was a member OF
F. A A and also of the Workmen. Mr.
Sparks at one time taught school and
later worked in the Santa F'e shops. The
remains VIII be shipped to Horton tomor-
row morning and from there viii be taken
to Everest for burial.