The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-03
NORTH TOPEKA.

Booher Wall Paper and Furniture Co.
$40 N. Kansas avenue.
S. L. Courtney has returned from a
business trip to St Louis.
Painting and papering at Booher Wall
Paper & Furniture Co.. $40 N. Kan. ave-
Let US do your papering. .Booher Wall
Paper & Furniture Co. $40 n. Kan. ave.
North Topeka is without car service
today as the wheels of No. AZ are brok-
Iron beds $500 and up; wood bed SOC
and up. Booher Wall Paper & Furniture
Co., $40 Kan ave.
We want to buy secondhand furniture;
also old stoves Write or see US at $40
North Kansas avenue.
We want your work as we need the
money. BoOher Wall Paper & Furniture
Co., $40 N. Kansas avenue.
See our new patterns of wall paper
We are below competition. c. F. Haw-
kins. 913 North Kansas avenue
Mrs. c. A. Sparks of 1913 Logan street
returned Saturday from Valley Falls
where she was the guest of friends.
Miss Nellie lies returned last evening
from Oklahoma City where she has been
visiting Miss Daisy Vance for several
weeks.
Miss Macie Courtney arrived yester-
day from Miltonville Kan, to take
position in the millinery store of Mrs. c.
O. Burger.
Mrs. Alice Zimmerman of Usage City
is expected Saturday to spend the win
| ter with her son, w. r. Zimmerman of
/ S2S Harrison street.
| Mrs. ]. w West and children returned
/ today from Oklahoma where they have
/ been visiting Mrs. Vests sister, Mrs. j.
Jones at Ponca City.
Mrs. Thomas Joseph will return Fri
| day from Clarksburg, Va, where she
has been spending the past two months
visiting her mother.
Mrs. Dan Boyle of S32 Harrison street
is visiting this week with her father,
Mr.. Byron Steward near Hoyt who has
been very i'll all summer
Mrs. C. A. Sparks leaves this after
| noon for Horton. Kansas to visit her
sister, Mrs. Stirton- She will also visit
her aunt. Mrs. Samson and her cousin,
Mrs. Stabler of Huron.
]. N. Hunter finished this week the
bridge over Ward creek at the asylum
and it has been accepted by the city,
He is now working on the Central ave-
nue. bridge over Soldier creek and ex-
poets to have it ready for travel in two
days.
Owing to the inconvenience andadded
expense in conducting business by
reason of non-delivery on the part of
packers, 1 have decided to sell out
Anyone desiring paying business see
me soon. B. F. Goodman, 80 Kansas
avenue.
Miss Myrtle Seymour will return to
Omaha, Saturday to resume her posi-
ton as teacher in one of the Omaha city
schools. Miss Seymour has been spend
ing her vacation at the home of her sis
ter. Mrs. G. c. Bowman, 1924 Van. Buren,
street south.
The frame building formerly occupied
as place of worship by the Church of
Cod people, and since the flood which
has been blockading Topeka avenue
near Grant school, has finally been re-
moved to the lot at SIS Grant street
This leaves Topeka avenue so the street
force can get to the street to work.
The president of the w. T. X club,
Mrs NJ. NJ. Hale has issued call Cor a
meeting of the club to be held Friday
afternoon at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Howard Stuart. The programme
for the coming club year will be discuss
ed and a new secretary elected to fill
the vacancy caused by the removal from
the city of the former secretary. Mrs.
w D. Lacey
John Buechner was given surprise
party Monday evening at his home two
and one half miles northwest of the
reform school, the occasion being the
10th anniversary of his birthday Re
freshments of cake and ice cream were
served and the following guests were
\ present: Misses Amy Stanley. Lena
Susie Ferner. Elva Clark, Berenice YOst,
Grace McNoun and Louise Buechner.
Messrs. Jesse Stanley. Roy jackson,
Everett and Alfred Steward, Bert Fow-
Ter, Willie WATSON, Daniel and Ollie
Marker, Lloyd and Julian Clark, Bert
Kingman, Mr.. and Mrs F. Buechner,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Marker and daugh-
ter Mr.. and Mrs. n Miller and son and
Mr.. and Mrs Ike Morrow.