The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-17
NORTH TOPEKA.

lLeave items for this column With the
Kimban Printing Company. PIP North
Kansas Avenue.
Miss Edna Staples is i'll at her home
10l5 Central avenue.
Miss F'reda Belts has returned from
a visit to Holton friends
Mrs. F. kirkpatrick and little Thelrna
have returned from three weeks visit
in Missouri
Soldier creek was up again yesterday
and had run into the channel made dur
ing the flood.
J. H. FOUGHT is moving his stock of
hardware back to his old location at SO
KANSAS avenue.
Miss Bessie Henry. formerly at the w.
Nj. Costley store, has taken a positioHat
the Model Supply.
Miss Mildred Phillips will leave Tues
day for visit of several weeks to rela-
tives in Oklahoma City.
Mrs. ]. B. Thomas will arrive Monday
from Alvord, Texas. and be the guest
of her cousin, Mrs. S. L. Courtney.
Temporary Office of North Topeka
Dental parlors in Central National bank
building, Seventh and Kansas avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Woodford and
family have returned. to North Topeka
ana are again living at 14l4 Quincy
street.
Mrs. A c. Wallace has returned from
a visit to Higginsville, Mo. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace have gone to housekeeping at
1126 Van Buren, street.
Screen wire 1c a square foot: screen
doors 15c each trimmed out. Mrs. Potts
sad irons $1.00 set, at H. NJ. Cline &
Son, 907 Kansas avenue.
Burner Gasoline Stoves, $500; $500
Gasoline Stoves at $780, and Steel
Ranges less than cost. at H. NJ. Cline
& Son, 907 Kansas avenue.
Mr.. Fred Kirkpatrick and family have
taken rooms at Sz5 South Monroe stree.
for the summer. Mr.. kirkpatrick has
accepted position with the Topeka
wooden mills.
Mr.. John Fieger has returned from
St Joseph and Valley Falls where he
has been visiting for several days. Mrs.
Fieger is stu at Valley Falls and will
later visit in Omaha, Neb.
Mrs J. c. Joseph returned Sunday to
Atchison where she will again visit her
sister, Mrs. White. Fred Joseph, who
has taken a position with the Cunning
ham Commission company, will remain
in Topeka.
Petro & Tenant, at the corner of ST.
John street and Topeka avenue, have
new stock of groceries. Also fruit
feed and meats. Their store room has
been cleaned out. new floor, papered and
painted. Everything is complete. They
solicit your trade. Orders taken and
goods delivered.
ChIAhS tic SbOIIll wednesday, night
large cottonwood tree on the bank of
the creek at Central avenue was struck
by lightning and split to the roots This
tree was one of the land marks of the
North side. Not far from the tree was
the large oil tank which had been swept
there by the high water.
The mud from the cellars in the 900
block is being cleaned out this week At
the Holman building a novel arrange
ment has been made to carry it from
that cellar. An elevated track has been
built in the rear of the building extend
ing from the cellar to the alley between
Jackson street and Kansas avenue. A
little car runs on this track from the
cellar to the alley and the power is fur
nished by horse.
Mrs. Charles M2rlett who has been Wis
iting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. p.
Wilson, $50 Quincy street, will leave the
middle Of next week for Salt Lake where
she will join Mr.. Marlett. Mrs. Wilson
| will leave the same time for Fredonist
where after a short visit to her sister
she will go to Manitou where she Will
be met by Mr.. and Mrs. Marlett and to-
gether they will enjoy an outing at Ike
several Colorado resorts.
The body of Kenneth Givens who was
drowned Wednesday in the rive~ while
wading near the Santa Fe bridge, was
found near the bend of the river two
miles east near the Turner home. The
coroner was notified and the body was
brought to the undertaking rooms of