The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-28
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Kansas Avenue.1
Mrs. High. of Ills Kansas avenue, is
home from visit to friends in Wood
county.
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estimate papering and painting. Booher
& Hawkins.
See our 3, and cent patterns of
wall paper Booher & Hawkins, 91a
Kansas avenue.
Fred WOODBURY. came home yesterday
from jackson county where he has been
for the past two weeks
Temporary Office of North Topeka
Dental parlors in Central National bank
building, Seventh and Kansas avenue
Mrs. Ed Barstow of Shorey, who is
SUFFERING from an abscess on the neck
has gone to the hospital for treatment.
Uncle" George Petro is studying
pharmacy and has taken a position in
the drug store of Petro & Woodford.
Mrs. Clarke has received relief goods
for distribution and they can be had at
1885 Jackson street upon application.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart have rented the
Stanley place at 1912 Monroe street. Mr.
Stewart is employed at the Forbes mill.
Miss Miriam Withers goes to Law
spend the month of August visiting
friends.
Misses Eleanor and leila Lukens re-
turned yesterday from a six weeks
visit to their aunt, Mrs. VIM. Ryan at
Kansas City.
Vera and Mayana, went to Michigan
Valley, Usage county. to spend week
OF ten days.
Misses Berta Shields and Josie Dick
/ inson of Meriden are spending few
days in North Topeka the guests of
Misses Edna and Harriet Staples, of
1915 Central avenue.
home at lib Jackson street, which was
purchased by ]. B. Belts, and will &C.
cupy the same about the first of Sep
| TENDER Mrs. Rutter and children are
still in Spring Hill, Kan.
| Mrs. Charles r. Marlett, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
P. Wilson, of $50 Quincy street, left yes
terday for her home in Colorado. She
was accompanied by her mother, who
will spend a month with her visiting the
various summer resorts.
| CAPTAIN Henry Gilman of fire station
No. /, accompanied by Mrs. Gilman,
will go TO ST. Joseph, Mo-, tomorrow
where they will visit their daughter,
Mrs. Walter Shook. Mr.. Gilman will be
away ten days but Mrs. Gilman Will
probably remain two weeks.
| DIR, Miriam Swift accompanied one of
her patients, Mrs. Beam, to her home
/ II miles southeast of town. Mrs. Beam
has been at the home of her daughter,
I Mrs. Sterne, on South Kansas avenue,
/ and has been suffering with paralysis.
She is now considerably improved. The
/ trip was made in Shellabarger's ambu-
/ lance.
! One of the first blocks to recover
/ from the effects of the flood was block
800 on jackson street where is situated
the A NJ Baird home and about half
dozen other houses, the property of Mr..
Baird. Mr.. Baird and several of the
other property owners in this block lost
no time in getting to work at their
places. Before other people had fairly
begun to realize what was to be done
Mr.. Baird had the drift away from his
places and the grounds leveled. Grass
| has been planted in the yards and park
| ings and this bit of color is a rest TO
the dust tired eyes. While this work
was in progress on the outside Mr..
Baird did not neglect the interior of his
houses, but the rooms were all papered
with handsome paper and the woodwork
vanished. 1t is needless to say that
Mr.. Baird's property was all rented
| even before the necessary repairs were
finished Mr.. Kensinger and Mr. Vol
land have kept up to the high standard
set by Mr.. Baird and their homes are
neat and attractive.