The Topeka state journal., 1903-06-29
NORTH TOPEKA.

Leave items for this column with. the
Klmball Printing Company. 912 North
Kansas Avenue.i
Mr. Finley Wilson, of Elmont, was
visiting friends in North Topeka Sun
dav-
C. C. Nicholson will commence house
keeping this week at his home 919 Van
Buren street.
r. B. McMaster and family will re
turn this week to their home at 915
Jackson street
Misses Eleanor and zella Lukens are
in Kansas City visiting their aunt Mrs
William Ryan
Mr.. ana Mrs. James Anderson and
family return this week to their home,
1101 Madison street.
Mrs. J. D. Stevens, who formerly lived
at s23 North Tyler, is seriously i'll at
2109 South Van Buren street.
W. II. Rutter expects to have his new
stock of furniture in his building at
| 909 Kansas avenue this week.
Mr.. John French is here from Spring
field Mo, to superintend the repairs TO
his house at 1917 Quincy street.
Quincy street near Laurent is being
graded and the hole in the vicinity of
East Laurent is being gradually filled
up.
Found. at 527 Kansas avenue, south,
Aldridges photograph studio. Parties
holding coupons requested to bring in
at once
Street car service has been resumed in
North Topeka. that is, one car runs
from Gordon street to the north end of
the bridge.
Notice-Amity Lodge 231 K. of P, viii
meet at Mason's hall, over Morns &
Myers, Tuesday night, June 30 John
F7ieger, G. c.
Mrs. A. B. schenck of 1925 Central
avenue has gone to Nadeau, Kan, where
she viii be the guest of Mrs. Simon
AIatteson for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Boltinghouse
will move to the place at 924 Jackson
street formerly occupied by Rev. and
Mrs. T. J. Pearson.
The charred lumber from the Thomas
lumber yard which filled me Union Pa
cific park and Norris street to Quincy
IS being hauled back to the yard
The Citizens bank IS again at their
lold place of business on the corner OF
Norris street and the avenue, where
they will be found. they say, until the
next &ood.
Mrs. A. NJ. Cross and sons have re-
turned from a visit of several weeks to
Mrs Cross mother, Mrs. Carpenter. The
Cross family are again at their home
919 Jackson street
Mr.. and Mrs Vim. Loffin and family
have moved back to their home at 1918
Western avenue S. S. Myers family
have also returned to their home on this
same street.
Consressman Curtis will move his
family this week to their home, 905 Van
Buren street. The house IS thoroughly
cleaned the yard graded and men are
busy grading the street.
Rev. T. Y. Milligan, Of Pittsburg. Pa.
was the rucst last week Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. p Wilson. of $50 Quincy street
Rev Mr. Milligan was en- route home
from Lincoln, Neb-
Miss Knoble. operator at the Western
Union telegraph Office at the depot, with
her mother and sister will occupy one
of the Billiard houses on Quincy street
near Laurent MI Billiard is now hav-
ing the place repaired and the yaTA
graded
North Topeka was crowded with
sightseers Yesterday who took advant-
age of the excursion from St Joseph to
see the flood The streets were black
with people and those drug stores that
had their soda fountains in running or
der did big business.
Theodore Bowman the five months
old son*of Mr. and Mrs B. F. Bowman.
died Saturday of whooping cough at
the family home two and one-half miles
northeast of town The funearl was
i held yesterday and the burial was in
+ the Granville cemetery.
Arthur Wilson, mo was recently
graduated from Knox college, Gales
aunt Mr.. and Mrs j. F. wilson. Ine
young man is quite an athlete and oars
man, and regrets that he was too late
to help in this line-
Mr.. Turpin. the colored Janitor of the
/ Second Presbyterian church. lost por-
/ ton of his house in the flood his nome
was on the corner of Polk and Laurent
! streets The house was twisted from its
foundation and a part of the kitchen