The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-15
NORTH TOPEKA.
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Pictures framed at James.
The brieklayers are busy now on the
Baird Cline buildings.
Joseph Beouy and w. J. Curry of FL
mont were in town today.
r. F. Conner of Maple Hill visited his
daughter. Miss Cora Conner yesterday.
John Porter Of Indniana is visiting his
sister. Mrs J. H. Wynne of 404 West B
street r.,
Miss Lou Huekstead returned today
from a short visit with friends in Kan
sas City
Mr.. Franklin Owen of 1917 JEFFERSON
street who has been quite i'll is some
what improved.
Victor Council No. 4 K. and L. of s.
initiated eight candidates at their meet
ing last evening.
Miss Edith Conser, of St. Joseph. IS
visiting her aunt. Mrs. P. L. Reynolds
of s35 Jackson street.
See our special Shoe bargains for
Wednesdays trade.
COsTLEY & POST.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stewart of 1884
Kansas avenue were the guests Sunday
of Mrs Stewards daughters, Mrs. A. G.
Bolz and Mrs. G. B. Critics of Meriden.
The building occupied by Ralph Will
sons restaurant has been sold Mr..
Wilson Will move to the Norris house
on West Norris street.
Mrs Ed. Adoeser and little son of Kan
sas City are being entertained by Mrs.
Moeser's aunt, Mrs. Mark Putnam, at
the Union Pacific hotel
Daily during March and April the
Santa Fe will sell tickets to California
points SIS; Montana and Utah points
$50; Oregon points $3.50. T. NJ. JameA
Jr.. agent $50 NORTH Kansas avenue
We are running extra help getting
out a special line of Ladies and Chill
dren's Hats for Wednesdays trade.
Never was millinery sold as cheap
COSTLEY & POST.
The Bible class of the Central Avenue
Christian church will meet this evening
at the home of the pastor. Mr.. J. T.
Purvis, 1903 Harrison street. instead Of
with Mr.. and Mrs. Eskridge as first de-
cided.
Mr. and Mrs w D. Lacey have rent
ed the house on West Gordon street
which Mr.. Morse has recently moved
there. Immediately west of his home, PA
West Gordon street. and will move from
1872 Jackson street next week.
There will be a meeting at the Con-
gregational church this evening at 1880
o'clock for the purpose of organizing
Boys Christian Association" All boys
between the ages of and IS, who are
interested are invited to attend. T. j.
Pearson. pastor
The Sardou Avenue bridge was made
use of this morning by a colored man
known to his friends as Happy Harry,
who had appropriated sack of sugar
from the Dibble Grocery Co, and when
chased by one Of the firm and an Off
Ger of the law, made good his escape
over this thoroughfare.
Mr.. William Carmichael of 1908 Van
Buren, street was brought to Topeka
Sunday from Clay Center and taken to
Stcr1nOnt hospital and his right foot am
putated. Mr. Carmichael, who is a Rock
Island bridge builder, had this foot
crushed several weeks ago by a heavy
weight falling upon it while at his work
in Clay Center. Since the accident he
has been confined in a hospital at that
place.
About Is business men of North To-
peka met yesterday morning at the
court house with the county commits
sioners to present their objections to
the present Sardou avenue and to ar
que the advantages of having the road
straight from Gordon street to the new
Sardou avenue bridge. The matter was
discussed for over an hour but when the
commissioners came to vote upon the
subject. one voted for the change ana
the other two against it.
Last evening about half-past eight
while Mrs. Minnie Cooley and family
were sitting in their home at 1885 Quincy
street some one threw large stone in
to the room. The family were greatly
startled and had not recovered from
their fright when a second window was
broken by the appearance of another
stone. lnNEStlBdt1ou 1ahGu IL AllO any
one, but several neighbors on the street
at that time said they saw a man who
was crouched under window at the
Cooley house run away after the throw
ing of the second stone.
Ross Norton, a 9-year-old stepson OF
G. C. Dean, living al 1403 North Tyler
street, was badly injured Saturday af
ternOon by falling under wheel of
steam engine near Garfield park TIE
engine and saWmin were passing on the
way to WiIliamstown when the boy and
a dozen others We're playing and riding
about the machine In some way he fell
off and a heavy wheel crushed his
thigh injuring him so badly that he Will
be a cripple for life. He was removed
to his home where he still is in a pre-
carious condition. The engine belongs
to Nelson Ham of WilliamstOwn and
the sawmiu to r. F. Smith of Grant
Vile They have been for some weeks
saving wood on the Knox place west of
| Topeka and had earned $500. which was
paid to one Ingram, another interested
4 party. Upon receiving the money it IS
I said that Ingram left the city, leaving
I his partners almost penniless- He was
I followed soon after by his Wife and
where they are now in unknown. The
I fcian Judd and this morning IS thought
| to be out of danger, although suffering
greatly. Mr.. Dean is an old soldier
not in aff1uent circumstances and I'M
able to do heavy manual labor, but draws
| a pension of SO month.
Her Sons Life Saved by Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhosa