The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-10
NORTH TOPEKA.

leave items sor this column with the
Kimbau Printing company. 9lz North
Kansas avenue
Bibles, Bibles, Bibles at James.
r. P. Smith was in yesterday from
Granville.
Mrs. ]. c. Guild was in today from
Silver Lake
Mr. Will Sheetz is ill at his home on
Jackson street.
Mrs. Ed Graft was in today from Me-
noken shopping.
D. A Williams, of Silver Lake, was
North side visitor today.
D. F. Lands and w. H. Smith, of
Rossville, were in town yesterday.
Roller skating at Lukens' opera
house Friday and Saturday nights.
Mr.. Clark and family of Shorey have
moved to the T. F. Seymour home at
915 Van Buren, street.
Mr.. Will Endicott, of Emporia, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dave McMillin
of S13 Kansas avenue.
Mrs Edith Clark returned Saturday
from Oregon, Mo-, where she was caieo-
by the illness of her father.
Mrs. Sprows of Toolsboro, Ia. is here
to visit her nephew, w. S. Willitts and
family of 1925 Central avenue.
A o. Rorabaugh, former North
side merchant, was in town yesterday
from Emporia visiting old friends.
Miss Ella Smith. of Central avenue,
has returned from Holton where she
has been nursing Mrs. J. P. Moore.
There will be an all day meeting to-
morrow at the Central Avenue Chris
tan church of the City Missionary un-
ions.
Mrs. G. w. Nelson, of 1928 Jackson
street, went to Lindsborg, Kan, today
where she will visit friends until after
the holidays.
Mrs. Florence McMillin, of s13 Kansas
avenue, leaves next week for Moline
and Arkansas City, Kan, where she
will spend the winter visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Crouch went to
Mamie Hill today to attend the wedding
If Mr.. Crouch's sister, Miss Amelia
Crouch and Mr.. David Steward, of
that place. which was solemnized this
Interest in the picture voting contest
continues and at the present Miss Lena
Hohnbaum is in the lead with 415
votes. Hereafter all votes cast will be
placed in a large box, not to be counted
until the final count Saturday evening"
A man can smoke a J. R. s. &c cigar
with his head in the air. He can give
one to a friend or sell one to Gus
toner and not lose either of them. 1t
is a popular brand and it will prove
revelation to those who have hereto
fore smoked the ordinary sc cigar.
The members of the Central Avenue
Christian church gave a reception at
the church last evening for, the new
members. Addresses of welcome We're
made by the pastor, ]. T. Purvis, the
superintendent of the Sunday school.
W. H. Stovall, and other prominent
members of the church.
Mr.. Robert Smith, formerly of Hol-
mans addition but now of Peublo. Col,
who was called to Topeka to attend the
funeral of his brother, Mr.. Smith of
Auburndale, returned home today.
While here Mr.. Smith spent part of the
time at the home of his father-in-law,
Mr. Allen of Holman'S addition.
A committee composed of Mayor
Bergundthal. ]. B. Billiard, Otto
called upon the city railway officials
vest arday and Detitioned them for
better car service on the North side.
The mission was success inasmuch
as the officials promised to put another
car on the North side line next week
and give the people a ten-minute sery-
/ ice This will only be done as a trial.
but if sufficiently Datronized will be
made permanent. A transfer across
the bridge should be the next thing,
as The bridge is about as cold place
as can be found anywhere, with no
protection from wind or weather.