The Topeka state journal., 1902-04-09
NORTH TOPEKA.


tI-esve items FOR tbs column with KIN;
Pictures framed at James.
Mr.. John Shields was in from Meriden
yesterday.
J. s. Staden. OF Hoyt. was a North
side visitor yesterday.
Ed Guild. of Silver Lake. was North
side visitor yesterday.
Sim Coleman. who mas sold his farm
near Menolen has moved his family to
town
Miss Leona Patterson of Carbondale
was the guest Sunday of Miss Blanche
Shepherd of Quincy street.
Mrs. Courtney win have special line
of hats for Friday and Saturday this
week. G0S South, 917 North.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Malone, of North
Chandler street, are moving to Colorado
Springs where they win make their
home.
Mrs. c. 3. Armstrong and Mrs. W
Boast went to Granville this morning
to spend the day the guests of Mrs.
Fnochs.
George Luscom. who drives for c. c.
Nicholson, is confined to his home on
Park street with an attack of the
mum9s.
Mrs. ]. A. Wynne. of 4O4 B street, re-
| turned home last evening from a visit TO
her mother, Mrs. Porter at Melyern.
Kan, and to friends at Lyndon.
The quarantine has been raised from
the home of Frank Elmore on Jackson
street. his children having recovered
from scarlet fever and mumps.
Rev. w Mooney viii leave on Friday
for Missouri where he viii preach for
DR.. HemenWay, president OF Pritchett
/ college, next Sunday and also on the
/ 20tr.
Allen Brown and his gang of masons
leave for Africa on the Goth of this
| month to place pier masonry under II
bridges contracted and built by Ameri-
can bridge builders.
Mr.. Scott. of the Aferiden Ledger. was
North side visitor yesterday. Mr.
Scott has recently purchased this paper
! from Mr. Chacey, the former proprietor,
who has gone to Chautauqua county.
Daily during March and April the
Santa Fe viii sell tickets to California
points s25: Montana and Utah points
$50; Oregon points S22.50 T. NJ James,
Jr.. agent. $50 North Kansas avenue
Miss NJ Kasai arrived this morning
from San Francisco, Cal. and is the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Stavely at
the parsonage. The last of the week
she will go to Baldwin. where she will
enter Baker university Miss kasai IS
a native of Japan but has been spend
ing the past two years in San Francisco
doing missionary work.
The Argonauts met last evening at
the home of Misses Grace and Elizabeth
Root 829 Quincy street The lesson n
Roman history, which covered the
reigns from Domitian TO Marcus Au-
relius, was conducted by Mrs O. p
Skinner Miss Laura Taylor who was
to have read a paper on "Tintoretto.
was unable to be present at this meet
ing, and her paper will be given an
other time The rest of the programme
consisted of a very interesting paper on
Florence" by the president. Rev w.
3. Hutchinson. The music for the even
ing, a piano solo, Polka Brilliante.s by
Miss Elizabeth Root, was much en-
/ joyed. Mrs. A J. Arnold has extended
the club an invitation to hold their next
meeting at her home,f 927 Jackson street
! The invitation was accepted and the
meeting on the 22d will be held there.
Last evening while driving to his
home several miles northwest of town
! Mr.. Joseph AndersBn's- horse became
frightened and ran sway. The accident
1 happened on WFesti Gordon street be-
| dersOn was driving rather rapidly when
a bicyclist approached from the west
and frightened his horse The animal
/ commenced to kick and run. and in the
! trouble the sulky was upset and Mr..
/ Anderson thrown out He struck on
! scious Mr.. A. J. Berry and Mr.. John
| Ward, who happened to be driving
! home, witnessed the accident and went
4 to the mans assistance. Willitts &
4 Conwell's ambulance was summoned
and the injured man taken to Christ
| hospital. He remained in an uncon-
scious condition all night, but this
morning his mind was clear While
considerably bruised from his fall, no
4 bones were broken and there were no
internal injuries. Mr.. Anderson is
about 60 years old and is well known
| in this vicinity. He has no family and
makes his home with a farmer north
west of town.