The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-17
NORTH TOPEKA.

leave items for this column with the
kimban Printing company, 912 North
Kansas avenue
S. L Courtney made business trip to
Kansas City yesterday.
Mrs. Lambert, of Relvue, was in To-
peka yesterday shopping
Mrs. Abe LaFrombois of Silver Lake
was in town today shopping.
w. E. Wilson. and family of Rochester
have moved to 1421 Central avenue.
S. H. Stricken and family have moved
from Elmont to 1170 Kansas avenue.
Mrs. Courtney is receiving new street
hats daily, 603 Kansas avenue, upstairs.
Mr.. George Plackett of Usage county
is in town visiting friends and attending
the fair.
Mrs. j. N. Henry, of 1131 Van Buren,
street, went to Rosedale, Kan, today for
short stay.
R. M. Chilcott. of the Wamego Times,
was visiting in town yesterday and TAX
ing in the fair.
Mr.. John Kull is quite seriously i'll
with pneumonia at his home on North
Jackson street.
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Steele will go to
housekeeping today in rooms in the Me
Farland building.
Mrs Burger. successor to Mrs. Court
ney, has fine line of fall millinery, 917
North Kansas avenue.
Mrs. John Reicherter and daughter,
MIS-. Lou F1SneE Oh SILVER Lake, were
in town today shopping.
DR.. Shaw. of Horton who was en-
route to Oklahoma City, stopped off in
Topeka for a short visit yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph will have her fall mil
linery opening Friday and Saturday
afternoons at 1923 Kansas avenue, up
stairs.
For Sale-Household goods. Not dam
aged by flood. Leaving the city IN
quire at S2S North Jackson. Mrs E. D.
Small.
Mr. George DeLapp and family of
Chanute have moved to North Topeka
and will go to housekeeping at 1879 Van
Buren, street. Ssf4etsa.-,.
Mrs. ]. D. Nicholson arrived today
from DeSoto to visit her son and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Nicholson. of
919 Van Buren,. street, s..F.s-ssis
Mr. Barrett5 of Springfield. Neb is
visiting his brother. p Rev Mr. Barrett.
From here Mr.. Barrett win go to Usage
county to visit friends. AA+t
Mrs. ]. A Stavefy and little daughter
Maud. who have been visiting relatives
in New Jersey for the past two months,
will return home today.
The team from Sun Flower camp No.
$50 M w. A. will be present this even
ing at the meeting of camp No. I243 Nj.
w. A. and confer. degrees on several
candidates
Mrs. F. H Sandmyer and daughter
Clara have returned from Covington,
KY, where they have been spending the
summer and will again make their home
in North Topeka.
Mr. Will Offield has returned from
Oklahoma City Mr.. Offield has been
offered position with the Wells Fargo
Express company Mrs. Offield is still
in the territory visiting her parents.
A meeting of the Northern Shawnee
Development company is called for to-
morrow evening at the fire station No.
1 and a full attendance is required. A
sessment which has largely been paid
in 1t is expected that work will soon
be resumed on the shaft at Shorey.
Miss Anna Henry, who has been in
Ottawa nursing her sister. Mrs Harvey
Fowler, returned home yesterday. Mrs.
Fowler is now out of danger but still
very weak. She will remain in Ottawa
I until about the middle of November
when she will come to Topeka for ex-
tended stay at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Henry.
Mr.. A. S. Worthing, of Belvue, came
down this morning to attend the state
fair. Belvue suffered from the flood
like the rest of US and now has left
north of the village at the foot of the
bluffs a lake like that northwest of this
city. Mr.. Worthing made his first call
this morning on his distant cousin. G
reviewing early family history. Mr..
of Captain Peter Kimball of Boscawen.
n. H. whose diary of the Bennington
campaign is authority in Revolutionary
history. This same grandmother refused
an offer in marriage from Daniel Web
Ster.