The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-17
NORTH TOPEKA.

FJeaye items for this column with KIM
bail Printing Co.. e12 North Kansas Ave-1
Miss Belle Van Orsdal was in yester-
day from Silver Lake.
Mrs Autzhouser of Western avenue
has returned from Oklahoma.
Miss Helen Eastman has returned
from a visit to friends at Coldwater.
Get your bakery goods for Sunday on
Saturday as the Home Bakery will be
closed Sunday until 4 D. m
Fay. the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Armstrong, is i'll at the
family home on Harrison street.
Mrs. Calvin Matthews of 1910 Jackson
street was called to st. Marys yesterday
by the serious illness of her father.
The Santa Fe are showing some at
tractive pictures of the Grand Canyon
of Arizona in James & Campbell's win
dow.
Mrs. George Fox arrived today from
Sabetha to join her husband, Dr. Fox,
the new veterinary surgeon who has
lately located here.
Illuminated mounts of the Grand
Canyon of Arizona. also four platinum
prints of views of the canyon, Csc. I.
NJ. James, jh., agent Santa Fe.
County Commissioner Haynes and
family moved today from Monroe streer
to one of the Baird houses on Jackson
street which they have lately purchased.
Our new line of hats have arrived and
are ready for inspection. Two stores
COZ South Kansas aenue, upstairs, 917
North Kansas avenue. Mrs. S. L. Court
ney.
Mrs W. S. Crouch. who has been
visiting her son and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Crouch of East Laurent
street returned today to her home in
Maple Hill.
Rev. J. S. Glendenning. s. c. Miller
and Mrs. A. J. Arnold have returned
from Manhattan where they attended
the meeting of the Topeka presbytery.
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ner to the general assembly which meets
In Los Angeles, Cal, next month.
At the district convention of the +.
A. A. held yesterday afternoon in Bar
rett's hail, H. NJ. Steele was elected dele
gate and Mrs. ]. B. Belts alternate from
Shawnee council No. 1 to the general
council which meets here in May Coun-
ell No will be represented by Mr. r.
p Pay with Miss Emma Russell as
alternate.
The new cement works which are To-
Gated on East Curtis street have the
contract for erecting an artificial stone
office for the Topeka Coal company,
just north of the Inter Ocean mill Of
Butterfly coal office viii be used for
additional track room. Mr. BITTERLY
Will vacate and move to his new loca-
ton at the foot of Gordon street on the
Santa Fe track.
Mrs. w NJ Sharp left today for Har-
veyvillc to visit her brother-in-iaw and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Pringle
and family. The Pringle family who
were former North side people. have
just met with a serious foss as their
house and its contents were destroyed
by fire the other night. The family
escaped but the only things saved from
the house were the organ and a desk
containing some valuable papers. For
tunately on the farm there was another
house in which the family found shelter
Mrs. George Ready was given a sur
prise dinner party on Wednesday by
number Of her neighbors in honor of
the 55th anniversary of her birthday
After dinner the guests were entertain
ed by several Photographic selections.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Ready, Mr.. and Mrs Fry and cnildren,
Mrs Thomas and children. Mrs TiIling-
hast and children Mrs. Flott. Mrs.
Mott. Mrs Deppe. Mrs. Covert and
children, Mrs Jeanette Gilman and
daughter. Mrs. Morgan and children.
4 Misses Julia Keyes and Gertie Wyatt.
Messrs- Stewart and Francis Ready