The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-03-19
NORTH TOPEKA.

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bah Printing Co. sl2 North Kansas Ave.l
L. W. Gleason went to Wamego to-
day on a business trip.
v Norris is building neat cottage on
his land west of the city
So far 974 persons have registered. OF
this number 40S are women
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Coleman near
AIenoken are the parents of a son, born
Monday
J. W. Haynes returned this morning
from an extended visit TO his daughter
at Los Angeles, Cal
J. AIelehior and J. Schwartz are both
building additions to their houses on
East Gordon street IN Little Russia
J. W. Priddy has received information
of the death of his brOther-fn-law, DIR. 4
David Wall of Indianapolis, Ind, which
occurred this morning.
Fresh homemade bread and cream
puffs for supper. and all kinds of other
bakery goods. Orders promptly filed.
Bell phone 5S5. Home Bakery
David Herald deputy street commits
siOner, is macadamizing East Laurent
and East Gordon streets with cinders
from the Western Wooden mills.
Benjamin Holzle viii this spring build
three cottages on his home lots corner
of Morse street and Central avenue.
These houses will front on Morse street.
There is some talk of one of the large
south side coal companies starting up
the Union Pacific hotel and on the
Union Pacific tracks.
Mrs Annie Martin. colored. died yes
terday at 5 o'clock at her home. 1911
West Norris street The funeral viii be
held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
from the 3 Street Baptist church.
The Taylor Grain company is repair
ing the railroad track scales at the Capt.
tai elevator and making necessary re-
pairs preparatory to the operating of
? oTa for @ no
future
Miss Anna Heartburg. who has been
1 stenographer for the Wear Coal COM
/ pany at Kansas City for some time, has
returned to Topeka and taken a. steno-
graphic position in the Santa Fe offices.
I For Friday snaps-10c and 121ac per
! Gales for sc yard; white waistings, regu-
/ lar 25c. short lengths for sc yard. One
/ lot of ladies' jackets, worth from $3.50
to SIS, for S1.25 One lot mems $500 and
500 hats for $1.00-
The citizens of Garden Place little
4 RUSSIA have their houses numbered.
i They also have brick sidewalks and
electric light, but no free delivery. Since
an additional carrier has been put on
/ they will petition the postmaster gen
eral to grant them free delivery.
The lodge Of the Order of Red Men
which was instituted last evening elect
ed the following officers: B. F. Good
man. sachem; T. Z. Kutz, senior saga
more, W. B. Spear. Junior sycamore, J.
z. McCrew, prophet; John STartz.
4 keeper of records and collector of wam-
pun; Frank Grear, keeper Of Wampum
The next meeting viii be Wednesday
evening, March IS, at Z p. m.
The funeral of John Ireland, who died
I Tuesday at his home miles west of
town. will be held Saturday morning at
/ Il O'Clock from the Prairie Home
church and the burial will be in Prairie
+ Home cemetery. The deceased was an
49,
He was a bachelor and leaves an estate
valued at over SIS. 900 Relatives arrived
today from Illinois and New York to at
tend the funeral.
The marriage of Miss Emily Brum-
mitt daughter Of Mi. and Mrs. James
BrLmnitt to Mr.. John F. Stephens was
solemnized Monday evening. March 10,
at the home OF her parents, 1920 Harr1-
son street Rev. Dan 3. Brumnlitt. as
/ sistant editor Of the EspwOrth Herald.
OF Chicago. brother of the bride. as
sisted by Rev. J. a. Stavelys Of the
Kansas Avenue NJ Z. church. per
formed the ceremony. After the service
a luncheon was served to the guests
/ who included only the immediate rela~
tives of the families Mr. and Mrs
/ Stephens have gone TO housekeeping in
their home in the Pleasant Hill neigh
borhood-
Mrs. Miller. of 1929 Quincy street. was
given d surprise yesterday by the
members of Relief Corps No. ). Those
+ present were: Mrs Hitler, Mrs. Saund-
ers. Mrs Horton. Mrs. Allen. Mrs
Roller Mrs. Fraser. Mrs. Guffey, Mrs.
/ Whitehead, Mrs. Ketchum. Mrs. ShOrey
+ Mrs. Holmes. Mrs. Hastings, Mrs. Kist~
Ter Mrs Wright Mrs. England, Mrs
Smith. Mrs. Mabery, Mrs Yost, Mrs
McNoun Mrs Gurtler. Mrs Galloway
Mrs. Burns. Miss Lila Wright. Miss
Rarnes, Messrs. Wright and Miller
Clinton Ketchum. Freddie and Floyd
Whitehead. Edwin Fraser, Edmond Han
lon Pearl Horton Ruth HaVenS FTht
+ hostess was presented with a handsome
salad dish. During the afternoon q
/ snap shot Of the hostess and her guests
was taken while they stood in the yard.