The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-23
NORTH TOPEKA.

rT.eave items for this column with KIM
bali Printing Co. ei2 North Kansas Ave.
Mr.. Guy Gatchel is here from Las
Vegas. n. NJ
Mrs Ed Robinson is i'll at her home,
lily Central avenue
Opening tomorrow afternoon at Mrs.
Courtney's South side store.
Miss Anna Heartburg has returned
from a visit to friends in Dover.
Miss Ellen Holiday has returned
from months visit TO points in Colo
RADIO
Miss NINA Russell will go to Valley
Falls Wednesday to attend the street
fair.
Miss Minnie Doering returns this
week from Canada, where she spent the
summer.
George Fieger has moved from so7
Madison street to 3-s East Laurent
street.
The Oakland Wooden mills have some
rush orders and work until 9:15 every
evening.
Mr. Bert Crapf. of Chicago, is visiting
his mother at her home, 500 Van Buren,
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward, of Monroe street,
will leave shortly for months visit to
relatives in Indiana.
Music by Marshalrs band at the
opening Thursday eve. All are invited.
THE NEW ERA DEPT. STORE.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Lacey returned
last night from Peoria, ILL.,. where they
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Lacey.
Houses are in great demand near the
Western Wooden mill and if at any time
there is a vacant house the landlord is
besieged by woLldbe tenants.
Mrs F. A. Studer left yesterday for
Winslow. Ariz.. where she will make a
short visit to her sons. L. &C. and A. L.
Studer. who are in the employ of the
Santa Fee at that place.
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invite the public to attend our fall and
winter opening. Music by Marshali's
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THE NEW ERA DEPT. STORE
Seventeen cars of cattle came in YES
terday at noon from Cheyenne Wells,
Col, on the Union Pacific and were de-
livered here to the Santa Fe company
destined for st. joseph. Mo.
The lumber and brick for the i'm
provements al the Western Wooden mill
are on the ground and the carpenters
are busy putting up the scaffolding pre-
paratory to building the third story.
Rev T. j. Pearson goes to Alma to-
day to attend the Congregational asso-
citation which is in session there. Thurs
day he will go to Harrington to join
Mrs. Pearson, who goes there today.
They will return home Saturday.
Mr.. Meacham, the head tailor at the
Western wooden mills. has moved into
the Studer property at the corner of
0loh-SOh anu Laurent street, which Was
recently vacated by Jacob Weilert, who
has moved to San Demanding, Cal.
People who are compelled to use Sar-
dou avenue in going back and forth to
Oakland are elated over the improved
condition of the street and they feel I'M
der obligations to County Commissioner
Haynes and Deputy Street Commission
er Herald for the good work done
there.
Miss Mamma Moore, of Kingman. and
evening at 8 o'clock by Rev ]. a.
stavely at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Crouch. 935 Monroe street Mr..
and Mrs Crossen left this morning for
Q months visit to Mr.. Crossen's old
home at Athens, Ohio, after which they
Will return to Topeka and make their
nome Mr. Crossen is assistant enei-
neer at the asylum.
Charles Studer the fireman who was
Killed in the Royal Blue express wreck
on the B. & o. r. r. recently near Chill
lfcothe, Ohio, was a nephew of Mr..
Frank Studer of the North side and a
cousin of Master Mechanic H 7. Stu
der of the, c. r. l. & p. shops at Hor-
ton.
The directors and stockholders of the
proposed new banking institution of
North Topeka held a meeting yesterday
afternoon in the Office of the president
Thomas Page. This new enterprise will
be known as the Shawnee State bank
with a paid up capital of $4,000. 1t il
understood that three different locations
have been offered for the new bank and
are now being considered. namely the
Holman corner. the new Baird building