The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-19
NORTH TOPEKA.

| ball Printing CO. el2s North Kansas Ave.1
T. c. CfiddN is here from Kansas
Miss Marie Putnam is ill with the
mumps.
Mrs. c. F. Bridge is i'll at her home
on Van Buren, street.
| Charles Wynne has recovered from
an attack of the mumps.
Marshalls band will play at the New
Ezra opening Thursday evening.
/ Music by Marshall's- band at the New
Era opening Thursday evening.
Sim Reynolds. of Thompsonville, was
| a North side visitor yesterday.
Mr. G. Mihleisen. of Quincy street, is
| recovering from his recent illness.
Ned Rose has returned from Frisco
| Colo, where he has been for some
| time.
The gas company is at work on Kan
sas avenue putting in larger gas
mains.
The Modern woodmen and Royal
Neighbors have changed nights for
their meetings this week.
Miss FilIief EIolcomb will return to-
morrow to Cottonwood Falls, after a
short visit here to her mother.
If you want Shoes we can save you
from 25c to $l.00 on each pair.
COSTLEY & POST.
Mrs. NJ. w. Farrell, of Parsons. Kas
is spending a few days in the city Wis
iting- Mrs. ]. w Hart and other friends
More Loom Ends every day; if you
miss day wou lose money.
COSTLEY & POST.
Seeds-Timothy. clover, blue grass,
alfalfa. millet, Kafir corn. cane, rape,
oats, corn, garden seeds, etc.
c. G. NICHOLSON.
Rev. w. j.. Hatfield, pastor of the
Third Presbyterian church. the
North side yesterday visiting Rev. w.
Mooney.
Miss Grace Miller. of lib Monroe
street, will entertain a few friends in
formally this evening in honor of Miss
Tillie Holcomb.
Why should any lady go without an
Easter hat when such Beautiful ones
can be bought at Mrs. Courtney's for
such reasonable prices?
Mrs. ]. F. Simonds, who has been
very i'll with erysipelas at her home,
5l4 Park street, is reported as being
a little better this morning.
j. NJ. PolIum, road overseer of Soldier
township, is hauling stone from the
county Jail to macadamize North Sar-
dou avenue at and near the new bridge.
Messrs. Peters & Skinner of the Capt.
tai City nursery are rushed with orders
for nursery stock and are shipping out
a great many car loads as we'll as heavy
local shipments.
The employees of the North Topeka
Wooden mill living in Oakland crossed
on the new Sardou avenue bridge yes
terday for the first time. 1t greatly
shortens the distance for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Dolman, of S24
Quincy street, have gone to St. Joseph,
Mo, in response to a telegram from
their son, John Dolman, announcing
the serious illness of his wife.
Daily during March and April the
Santa Fe will sell tickets to California
points SIS; Montana and Utah points
$50; Oregon points $2250. T. M. James.
Jr.. agent. $50 North Kansas avenue.
J. Burghart. of Little Russia, has ta-
and gone to Denver where he has Sc
cured more lucrative employment. His
family will shortly join him there.
The WHISTLE of the Oakland wooden
mill can be plainly heard in the eastern
portions of North Topeka. The mill
works every night until 9:15 except Sat
urday. The plant has just been remod-
eled and lot of new machinery put in
All the iron in the last span of the
Sardou avenue bridge will be in its pro-
per place today. Pedestrians can now
cross the new bridge and it will be OPP
ened up for vehicles in a few days. The
high wind has greatly delayed the pro-
gress of the work.
NEW ERA OPENING
The New Era will give their spring
opening Thursday evening. MarshalPs
Band will furnish the music for the oc-
casion. Every one in Topeka should at
tend the annual opening of this splendid
store. The millinery department has an
especial pretty line of goods this season.
Star lodge 331, A. o. U. w, and D.
of H. 152 gave a farewell reception last
evening to Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Groen-
dyke, of HolmanS addition Mr.. and
Mrs. Groendylxe will leave next week
for their new home in Oklahoma. Star
lodge presented Mr.. Groendyke with Il
past masters badge, and the ladies of
the d. of H. gave Mrs. Groendyke a
d. of HI. pin.
paper is being circulated on the
North side petitioning the city council
to place an electric light at the foot OF
Gordon street to better accommodate
the public in crossing the railroads in
going over to Oakland. If the light is
secured an attempt win be made later
on to secure another light about two
blocks further east, which would light
up the new street we'll the North
side approach of the Sardou avenue
bridge.
The Evening Whist club played last
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. G. Bowman, 915 Van Buren, street
The highest score was made by Mrs.
T. M. James, jr., and Mr.. Mark Put
nam. The substitutes were Mrs. E. D.
Small for Mrs. E. p. Baker, and Mrs.
meeting will be at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. V. B. Kistler, lily Van Buren,
street.
The ladies of Blue Relief corps No.
and their friends planned and carried
out very successful surprise on Mrs.
]. ". Hart of 613 West Gordon street
Tuesday, March IS. They all went with
we'll filled baskets and delicious four
course dinner was served to the follow
ing guests: Mrs. Hitler, Mrs. Allen, Mrs
Peanick, Mrs. Guffy, Mrs. Davis, Mrs
Ravens, Mrs. Dake, Mrs Holmes, Mrs
Gurthler, Mrs. Smith, Mrs Belscher,
Mrs. Shorey, Mrs Lewis, Mrs. Gordinier
Mrs. Saunders, Mrs. Dinnell Mrs. Roll
Ter Mrs. Deppe. Mrs. Charles Havens,
Mrs. Ketehum, Mrs. Horton. Mrs Mitch
ell, Mrs. bradshaw. Mrs. Frasier Miss
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