The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-01
NORTH TOPEKA.

Kimball Printing Company. s2 North
Kansas Avenne.I
c. c. Booher was in Kansas City Morl-
day on business.
J. K. Withers put in his new meat
market today.
Mr.. and Mrs H. L. Sherburne are
spending month in Colorado
Mrs. l. B. Antrim and her daughter,
Pearl, have returned to their home at
1918 Monroe street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ofield will leave
this evening for Oklahoma City where
they will probably locate
Wall paper at discount. New pat
terms.
c. F. HAWKINS. s1S N. K. a
Miss Mabel FOUGHT has been quite i'll
for the past week at her home 712 Tay
lor street. south. with malarial fever.
Mr.. and Mrs Westwood and child
were the guests yesterday OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Spear of 1918 Central avenue.
Misses Myrtle and Freda Belts leave
Wednesday for Lockwood, Mo.A where
they will visit their uncle A. T. Sand
myer.
Miss Lucille Lambert who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Courtney
/ for several weeks, returned today to
Oklahoma City.
The official board of the Central Ave-
nue. Christian church will meet tomor-
row evening at the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Owen returned
Sunday from a trip to Boston and vicin-
! ity where they have been visiting rela-
tives for the past two months.
Mrs. w. l. Hofer is doing stenograph-
| ic work at the western WOODEN mill
during the absepcesof Miss pedham who
is taking her two weeks vacation.
Miss Sadie Baird will leave September
s for LeavenwOrth where she will again
attend school at st. Maryis convent.
The new OF can which was donated to
the Kansas Avenue NJ E. church by the
Williams Organ company of Chicago,
has arrived and will be used Sunday
when the church will hold their opening
services.
Rev George w. Browning. pastor of
the NJ E. church at Centralia will be
in Topeka Sunday and will preach in
| the evening at the Kansas avenue NJ.
! Z. church. Rev. Mr. Browning was for
several years pastor of this church.
Have received 1000 rolls, so new pat
terms that I have added to my stock
of Wall Paper and intend to sell entire
stock at a discount. See me before
buying
c. F. HAWKINS, 91S N. K. A.
Mr. Arthur Small entertained a few
friends very delightfully."- last evening at
his home, S2S Jackson street. at a game
supper. His guests were Miss Jessie
! Priddy Miss Mabel Skinner, Miss Sadie
| Baird, Adele Small. Messrs. Ed James,
Bob Thomas and Jim McAfee.
Mrs. c. o. Burgen's millinery OPEN
ing last evening at her rooms, 917 Kan
sas avenue, was we'll attended. There
was music during the evening and in
the hall punch and waters were served
Golden rod and other fall flowers We're
used for decorations
The Reoher Wall Paper and Furniture
4 company have sold out their store al
913 Kansas avenue to C. F. Hawkins.
and will open up new store at $40 N.
Kansas avenue of Wall Paper, New and
Second Hand Furniture.
The Y. P. S. C.E. of the Central Ave
niue Christian church elected the follow
ing officers last evening; President, Mrs.
Ada Moser; first vice president, Miss
Sarah Garrett; secretary, Mrs. Myrtle
Cowdery; treasur; r, Mrs. Stella Stovall;
organist, Miss Gertrude Palmer.
Louis N. Hill. who has been clerk at
North Topeka for the past eight months
has been appointed agent and operator
at Wilder. Ira D. Osborn, late of Meri-
den station is now night man at the
Santa Fe junction depot. Mr.. Hill is a
son of Sanitary Officer Hill.
Rev and Mrs w. E. Archibald of
East st. Louis arrived in town last
evening for q visit to Topeka friends
DR.. Archibald was formerly pastor OF
the Second Presbyterian church here,
and went from this church to a charge
in Brookline, Mass Last June Dr.
Archibald accepted charge at East ST.
Louis. ~
The Santa Fe Junction depot has been
| in the dark since the flood. owing to
the fact that the gas main is broken
near the corner of Laurent and Quincy
street The Wooden Mill is also deprived
| of the use of gas The gas company
say they could repair the break In sew
eral hours if they were allowed to do
so. But the city officials say no. 1t is
certainly a nice thing to live in North
Topeka. first a flood. secondly city Of
i ficials that aim to see how uncomfort-
| able they can make it for flood suffer-
I ers.