The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-02-17
NORTH TOPEKA.

CLeave items for this column with kim
ball Printing Co.. s12 North Kansas Ave-i
Mrs Maud Irons is i'll at her nome.
1922 Monroe street
Mr.. Anterior died last evening about
nine o'clock at his home, 1880 quincy
street
Miss Fannie Nesbitt has taken the
position as night operator for the r. L
at Valencia
Mrs. frankie Green, wife of Charles
Green. died yesterday at two O'Clock at
her home at Rochester.
Mr.. Thomas, ticket agent at the U p
depot has returned from an extended
visit to his home in Leavenworth-
Miss Birdie Hannigan and Miss Mary
Mcdonald of Denver. Colo, are visiting
Mrs. VIM Philbin of 1914 Topeka ave-
nue..
G. F. Kimbal came home Sunday
from Danville, ILL.,, where he was called
by the death of his brother, n. A. kim
ball
Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Wheeler and fam
iIy left today for Sea brook where Mr.
| Wheeler will go into the grocery bust
ness.
Mrs. Alfred Hayden is home from
visit of several weeks to her parents:
| Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Kemp of Capitol
| View.
! Mrs. H. NJ. Gilman returned Saturday
| from a visit of three weeks to her
! daughter, Mrs. Walter r. Shook OF ST.
Joseph. Mo.
1 r
John French of 1917 Quincy street, has
enlisted in the regular army at Wash
| ington, D. c.
Miss Minnie Kuehne, who has been
confined to her home for the past week
with an attack of the munps, is able
| to be out again
| Mr. and Mrs. Ira Colburn of Harr1-
son street went to Emporia this morn
| ing for a short visit to Mrs. ColDurn :
| mother, Mrs Martin.
Mrs Annie Hutchinson. aged 76 years,
| died Saturday at one o'clock at her
| home II miles north of town The fun
eral was held today
Pleasant Anderson. colored. died last
evening at half past 6. at his home, 1IlO
Topeka avenue, south. Funeral Tues
day from Lanes chapel.
Misses Grace and Elizabeth Root
| have issued invitations for a Celebrity
party to be given Friday evening at
their home. S29 Quincy street
On account of the inability to heat
Miss Bishops, Miss MaxweHs and MISS
Browns rooms at the Quincy school
this morning these teachers were Obliged
to dismiss their scholars
The ladies of the Eastern Star will
| give a social this, Monday, evening
February II. at the Masonic nall, sV
Kansas avenue. Everybody invited
Homeseekers' excursion to all points
| in Oklahoma, Arizona, Texas and Ar
kansas T NJ. JAMES, Jr.,
Agent Santa Fe,I $50 n. Kansas ave-
Rev. T. j. Pearson returned Sarurdas
! evening from Overlook where he ha:
been for the past ten days conducting
, a series of very successful meetings
Misses HeIoise Green. Eveline Smit
and Edna Beam went to Kansas Cit
| this morning, where they viii spen
two weeks at the wholesale mi1liner
| houses.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Orlin Mccall of 81
, Louis who were the guest Sunday o
, | Mr. McCaIrs mother, Mrs. Mccall o
i Harrison street, left last evening TO
D Omaha, Neb-
i Mrs. T. S. G.. Hughes returned thi
( morning to her home in Kansas City
: Mo-. after a short visit to her parent:
Mr. and Mrs. James c. Brown of Kiou
and Madison streets.
The remains of Daniel Woodson. co
= | ored. whose death occurred Saturda
: from old age, were taken to Lawrene
: last evening where the funeral was he
: | this afternoon Mr.. Woodson was
: years old
Owing to a rush of orders the Yves
ern wooden mill works until $3.50 ever
| evening except Saturday The OaklaI