The Topeka state journal., 1903-06-27
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Kansas Avenne.i
F. A. Root and family are again in
their home on Quincy street
NJ Campbell and family will re-
turn TO their home at 81 Quincy street
the first of the week
Bliss native herbs and oil, the great
blood purifier, Tor sale at 1926 North
Madison street, by Mrs a. Hutchins.
agent
Pound at 527 Kansas avenue south.
Aldrisiee3s photograph studio. Parties
holding coup0Ils=.eI1iested to bring In
at once
The report that the bottom had fallen
out Of the Lane cistern at 1016 Jackson
street was mistake the cistern had
only sprung a leak.
Mr. and Mrs 4 L Cooper who since
the flood We're at Jackson street
south, moved back today to their oil
home at 934 Monroe street
J. F. Greenway has sold his property
on Harrison street to Frank Nannice
Tor $400. Before the flood the property
was valued at $1,000.
Mr. b. F. Acum of Garnett who was
up looking after the necessary repairs
on his property, the old FllinWOod
place returned home last evening.
Sunday morning. at Il o'clock Canon
Del. .ou Burke will have morning prayer
with sermon at St Simon's church. cor
ner of Seventh and Western avenue, for
Good Shepherd.
The morning service of the Baptist
church viii be held at II a. m. in the
parsonage. 1t is hoped that the church
pastor, Rev. w. B. Hutchinson, will
preach. No Sunday school or evening
service.
Rev. DR. Edwin Locke. presiding elder
of the Topeka district. viii preach sun
day morning at II O'Clock in the kan
A M H church and administer
the sacrament of the Lords supper
Mr. Bert Davis who has been here
looking after the repairs to be made on
his property at 416 Park street viii re.
turn to his home at Independence
Kansas. tomorrow.
Families living on Gordon street near
Jackson would like to have the atten-
tiOn of the city physician called to the
barn which is still located in their
front yards These people have re-
turned 20 their homes but are han7i-
capped in making any improvements
as the barn stands almost in their
dooryards. The barn is in use for
stable and is entirely too close to these
homes to be agreeable. in fact it IS IA
menace to health.
Star lodge No 331 A O. l. ". me4
last Saturday evening in the lodge
rooms Of Capital lodge No 3 and elect
ed the following officers. Master work
man, = w. Scott, foreman Fred Jud-
/ kins; Cverseer Jesse Robinson; recorder.
F.. R ConWeu, financier w c. Steele,
receiver. NJ J. SlaybauSh; guide Geo
Stratemeyer; inside watch A. F. Kist-
Ter; outside watch, c. c. Purvis: trus-
tee, S J. Henry; medical examiners.
Drs. Q. F. Davis and ". L. Warrinar
At a meeting Of the North Topeka
( Congregational church Sunday June 81
the following resolution was by a vote
( of church unanimously adopted.
Resolved First. that the church ten
( der a vote of thanks to the noble men
who so kindly came to our assistance,
and with shovels cleaned out the entire
TO a depth of from one to two feet Sec
ond. that this resolution be recorded in
the church book and printed in the city
papers" When it is known that these
men were ministers. college professors
and business men. all unaccustOmed to
such work the service Of love becomes
more apparent.
During the heavy rain Wednesday
night Mrs. Hisbee became frightened
and left her home on Van Buren to so
to the other side of the river. as the
cellar of her place was full of water.
Walking is not altogether safe along the
4 SIDE streets in North Topeka in the day
light and on a dark night 1t is very un-
certain Mrs. Higbee met with no mis-
hap until she reached the alley on Cor
don street between the Avenue and
+ Jackson when She stepped in a hole
Her frantic cries for help soon aroused
! Herman and Eddie Beuchner who went
+ to her assistance. They had no lantern
/ and as the night was very dark thew
were unable to see enough to help the
] poor woman out. They were forced to