The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-09
NORTH TOPEKA.

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leave items for this column with the
kimball Printing Company, 912 North
For Rent-One half of building at S3s
Kansas avenue.
]. T. Oliver has opened his barber
shop at 1913 Kansas avenue
Gladys Miller is ill with scarlet fever
at her home S12 Quincy street
W. c. Steele went to Larkin today for
snort visit to relatives and friends
MT Allen Haines of Muncie Ind. is
visiting his sister. Mrs. Mary Smith
D. NJ. Wait is here from Alto I'll
10 look after the repairs on his property.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Osborn and family
nave returned to their home at oO7 Grant
street
Mrs. VIM. Zarker of Van Buren, street
mas been taken to Stormont hospital for
treatment.
on and after July II, W. c. Steele
can be found in his building at 1856 KAN
sas avenue.
All kinds of fresh meats and bakery
goods at the City Meat market. sos N
Kansas avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Jameson and family
nave returned to their home at 219 East
Paramore street
Miss Rose Coughlin is home from St
Joseph, Mo-. where she has been visit
ing Miss Nina Clampitt.
Mrs. r. Smith and daughter, Miss Ev-
cline Smith returned yesterday to their
home, 1lOl Monroe street.
Miss Ella Coughlin returned yester-
day from Colorado Springs where she
mas been visiting for week.
Mrs c. r. Marlett of Denver. Col, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and, Mrs ]. P
Wilson of $50 Quincy street.
Congressman Curtis and family will
return Friday to their home. corner of
Van Buren and Laurent streets.
The r. N. of A. will meet Friday at
2:3O over Willitts & Conwen undertake
ing rooms, 9l7 Kansas avenue.
Rev. Mr. Browning. formerly pastor
of the Kansas Avenue NJ. E. church.
was a North side visitor yesterday.
Mrs. James Coughlin and daughter,
Soilette, returned today from Colorado
springs, where they spent the Fourth.
Just received shipment of wall paper.
many &c patterns and more coming.
BOOKER & HAWKINS
Temporary office of North Topeka
Dental parlors in Central National bank
building, Seventh and Kansas avenue
Mrs. Maurice Todd will arrive Satur-
DAY from Las Vegas, N. NJ to spend a
derson. AZ
Fred Morns and family moved today
from 800 Kansas avenue, upstairs to
one of the Baird houses on Jackson
street
Frank vannice and family have
moved to the Greenway cottage on Har-
rison street which they recently pur-
chased.
Bargains in millinery, especially chill
| drens hats. at Mrs Courtney's. Friday
and Saturday. 6OS South Kansas avenue.
upstairs
Mrs. J. B. Thomas will arrive shortly
from Alvord. Texas, to visit her cousins.
MRS. ). L. Courtney and Miss Mildred
Phillips.
The mud is being cleaned from the
cellar of the building at S17 Kansas
avenue occupied by the Henry Hard
ware Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Shrek of Hutch
lnson and ME-. Robert A. Eisermann of
Aurlan' Kansas are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs A. P. Osborn of 6O7 Grant street.
Not all the rats were drowned. A good
many went higher up and were saved.
They can have things their own way
now for cats seem to be scarce on this
side.
The Quincy school ground is being
graded, that is the foot and half of
art that was washed up on the brick
pavement in the front of the building is
being put on the sides and rear of the
lot
Mrs. James Campbell. Mrs.J F. Buck,
Mrs. NJ. c. Beaudry, Mrs NJ NJ Hale
and Mrs. S. Jameson met with Mrs. A.
| J. Arnold in regular session of the La
dies Aid society of the Second Presbv-
terrain church yesterday and quilted
while discussing the prosperity of the
place 1t was very much regretted that
Mrs. @. w. NJ White of Needles, Cal.
who has been here but is now visiting
In Atchison could not be present.
Petro & Tenant will have their gro
Gerry open and ready for business next
Monday. Their location will be the old
Bril- stand. corner of Topeka avenue
and st. John street. Before the flood Mr.
Retro was engaged in the grocery bust
ness by himself and his store stood on
the corner of st. John and Tyler street,
but this building was swept half
block away and as all the house NOV