The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-06
NnRTH TOPEKA.


Items intended for this column should b
left with the Kimball Printing company
aS5 Kansas avenue
L. Richardson of South Cedar was in
town yesterday.
Robert Mitchell of EImont was a
North side visitor today
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. McGrew of Belvue
were in town yesterday shopping.
Mrs. Glen Bailey and children left to-
day for Oklahoma to join Mr. Bailey
DR.. and Mrs F. Mcfarland of Usage
City were on the North side yesterday.
Mrs. Van Vechten was the guest to-
day of John Bryan an family at Pleas
ant Hill.
John Stadler is erecting very neat
cottage in the new Santa F'e Gordon
Place addition.
Flower sale Friday and Saturday. and
many other special things in millinery.
COSTLEY & POST.
viii Buechner and Homer OfaeId came
in this morning from Oklahoma where
they have been with a Rock Island sur
veying party.
The North Topeka base ball team will
play the Santa Fe office team at Car
field park Saturday afternoon at 3 p.
m. Admission free.
Miss Alice Leforse and Miss Lille
Bleims left for Independence, Kan, this
morning for a few. weeks stay with
friends and relatives
No % Satin Ribbon for Friday, Toe
yd.; Ladies' Ready Made Wrappers, SIC.
COSTLEY & POST.
Mr. A J. Mitchell of Los Angeles, Cal,
who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Ed
Scott, left this morning for Chicago He
viii return in few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoyes of 928
Van Buren, street, viii leave Saturday for
Spring Hill, Kan, where they will visit
Mrs Hoyes' parents for month.
Mr.. and Mrs. ironing of Sheffield, Ia,
who have been visiting their cousin,
Mrs. NJ. A Miller, viii go to Abilene to-
morrow and will later visit relatives in
Hope Kan
w. T. Bergman and son, owners and
proprietors, have opened up a feed barn
and yard at 2o9 West Norris street. and
are prepared to take care of all
transients, also boarders.
Miss Bertha Ross of Menoken, who
for the past four weeks has been at
Christ hospital, where she underwent a
surgical operation, has so far recov-
cred that she was able the first Of the
week to return to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. T. Fisher who for the
past two weeks have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Q. Kaser, are now with
Mr.. Fishers daughter, Mrs VIM. Rich
ardson, at 61O West Eighth street, and
will make their home with her
Mrs. Courtney Will commence her last
sale on millinery for the season Friday
June 7th, and that means selling at cost
and a great number below cost. See our
$1-O0 and $3.50 and $500 trimmed hats.
905 North, SOB South Kan. ave.
Mr.. Fred Buechner and Miss Bessie
V. Wise were married yesterday after
noon by the probate judge at his Office.
Mr.. Buechner is a son Of the late Ed
Buechner. Mr. and Mrs. Buechner will
be at home for the present at 120 West
Gordon street.
Palmer lodge No. 499 will give an ice
cream and straWber social and an ex-
cellent programme, consisting of stere- ,
opticon views and music, at their hall |
over Lacey's drug store, Thursday ev- |
ening, June g. All are cordially invited. |
Come and bring your friends. Admis- !
sion to all Is cents.
Mrs. S. F. Fraser, aged S. died We'd I
nesday afternoon of organic heart
trouble and dropsy at the family home I
in Hoiman's addition The funeral was /
held this afternoon at O'Clock from the |
Baptist church. The services We're con |
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. w. r. /
Hutchinson, assisted by Rev. J. A. 4
Stavely, pastor of the Kansas Avenue |
M. z. church.
The Western Wooden Mill Co of
North Topeka has bargained for the Ben /
SchrOy property at the southeast corner /
of Madison and Laurent streets, imme- I
diately west of the Santa Fe Junction I
depot. This will give them splendid rail- /
road facilities and a frontage of 125 feet I
on Madison street and 175 feet on Lau- |
rent street. and puts them within three |
blocks of the business center of North /
Topeka F. H. TrOrer has been re- /
tanned as architect to draw plans and to
superintend the erection of the pro-
posed building.
John J. Goodrich, the newly appointed /
travelling passenger agent Of the c., r. |
L & p railway for Colorado, left Kan
sas City last week for Denver and stop
ped off in North Topeka to pay his I'M
Gle, Charles Gertefsen, a brief visit. Mr..
Goodrich is a Topeka production and
was born and raised in North Topeka.
He entered the O., r. 1. & p. passenger
department at AtchiSon as office boy
NOTED to a clerksl1ip in the St. Joseph |
city ticket office and later was promoted
to the position of ticket agent at Leav-
enworth- From there he was transfer
sas City until about three years ago
when he was promoted to the position
of chief clerk of the Main street Kansas
City city office. Although only 20 years /
of age he is considered one OF the best I
posted men in the c., R. l. & p passen- 1
for the Santa Fe here, and Mr. Goodrich 4
formerly worked together in the same /
Office at st. Joseph
SAIITH-JAMES
A very pretty home wedding was sol
emnized last evening when Miss Bertha 1
Elizabeth Smith, only child of AIRS. Mary
Smith and the late James Smith, was |
married to Mr.. Thomas Malcolm James.
Jr-, son of Mr. and Mrs. T NJ. James. |
The ceremony took place at half past 8 /
o'clock at the home of the brides moth /
er, 225 West Laurent street As the |
Mandolin orchestra, which was station |
ed in the hall, played the -NIendelssohn |
wedding march the bridal party de- |
scended the stairs and entered the par
Tor. The ribbon girls, Miss Alice SAT-