The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-23
NORTH TOPEKA.

leave items for this column with the
Kimban Printing company, 9l2 North
Kansas avenue
Mrs. N. A. Faus of Kansas City is In
Topeka looking after her property.
Miss Laurel Parks returned today to
Rossville after short stay in Topeka.
Miss Adele Small is spending a few
days at Delavan Park. Jackson county.
s. L. Courtney made a business trip
to Kansas City today.
Carl McGrew has gone to Alta Vista
to take a position with the Rock Island
road.
Mrs. Stella Courtney has taken a posi-
ton in MISS. L. Courtney's millinery
store. ID
Miss Pearl Irwin is visiting Miss
Grace Taylor at her home north OF
town. N-. H-
Roy Boast and Joseph Dolman have
taken positions in the Santa Fe machine
shops.
Mrs. w. J. Doyle has gone to Bunker
Hill for a visit of several weeks to
friends.
Woodbine camp No. SIS will meet at
Barrett hall.
S. A. King and family have moved
into the Woodman cottage, corner or
Harrison and Park streets.
Arthur Small has Joined a Rock Is
land surveying party that will leave
Mrs. Courtney will have special dis
play of hats Friday and Saturday at
SOB Kansas avenue south. upstairs.
Mrs. A E Woodman and daughter,
Miss lone Woodman. will move the first
of the week from 1875 Huntoon street to
716 Polk street south.
Mrs. Harry Johnson is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs George Petro.
Mrs johnson is en- route from Kansas
City to Fort Worth. Texas. where she
will Join Mr.. Johnson and they viii
make their home.
]. N Jones and family of Elwood,
Ind, is spending short time here visit
ing Mr.. Jones' niece, Mrs. ]. w Miller
of $50 Holman street Mr. Jones leaves
shortly for Oklahoma but his family will
continue their visit until desirable 10
cation is found by Mr.. Jones.
one thing that North Topeka needs
and needs badly is to have the sidewalks
cleaned. On many of the walks in the
residence part of the town there is a
deposit of dirt from two inches to a foot
deep. Now this deposit is a fine dust
but in rainy weather it is a sticky mud.
Property owners should see that their
sidewalks are cleaned or the city should
take the matter in hand.
Rev. Harvey Fowler. formerly Of To-
peka but now pastor of the M. T.
church at Rosedale, Kan, has been
granted leave of absence and has gone
to Boston, Mass, to continue his thec-
logical studies. Mrs. Fowler and little
daughter are at present at the home Of
Mr. Fowlers mother in Ottawa but will
come to Topeka some time in Novem-
Der and make an extended visit to Mrs
Fowler's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. y.
Henry of 1131 Van Buren, street
The vacant store buildings are filling
up some with new business firms and III
others the old firms are coming back.
Mr. Aaron Sheetz has moved his grocery
store back from Second street and Kan
sas avenue. and is again open for bust
ness at his old number. 1928 Kansas ave-
nue., while Thomas Voiland has rented
the Moody building at s26 Kansas ave
nue. where the first of October he VIII
again go into the clothing business. j.
d. Rodgers of Elmont. has moved 10
North Topeka and opened restaurant
at S13 Kansas avenue. The bernstein
building at 1874 Kansas avenue has been
rented by Mr.. Rose of Abilene who has
purchased the Schearer bankrupt stock
of dry goods at Lawrence which he Will
move here The filling up-of these store
buildings il a decided advantage to the
First ward as will also be the Haywood
building on which rapid progress is now
being made. v