The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-14
NORTH TOPEKA.

Leave items for this column with the
KimbaU Printing company. 912 North
Kansas avenue.l
3. n. Driesbach was in today from
Silver Lake.
Miss Ella Cunningham was in yester-
day from Silver Lake.
Wall paper &c and upward. Hawk
ms. 913 Kansas avenue
John Lamar and family have moved
from S14 Van Buren, to 1922 Tyler
street.
A new brick sidewalk is being laid
in front Of the A. ]. Arnold home, 927
Jackson street.
Wall paper &c and upward Hawk
ms, 913 Kansas avenue.
Mrs. Thorpe win meet the Ladies'
Bible class at Y W. C. A. reading rest
rooms, Monday at 3 p. m.
-. Of Fl. -1S2 will give a dance in their
hall in the. Barrett block Saturday even
ing. 18th Steinberg orchestra
During Mr.. N. F. Conkle's absence
in California Mrs. Conkle is at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. C. E. Jor-
dan, a1122 Jackson street -s,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Risen and son
Emmett have moved from Kansas
avenue north of Soldier creek to
rooms at S24 Kansas avenue.
There VIII be the regular Thursday
evening Ittany service at the Church
Of the Good Shepherd this evening fol-
Picture sale Friday and Saturday.
Hawkins, 913 Kansas avenue.
Misses izola and Olga Gabriel were
here yesterday from Dennison to visit
their mother, Mrs. George Gabriel, who
is at Christ hospital recovering from
a surgical operation.
New fronts are being placed in the
buildings at S4S and S421b Kansas ave
nue. This with the painting of the
stores at S1S and $50 will make a de-
cided improvement on the east side of
the avenue.
Winston Fuller of st. Joseph spent
Sunday in Topeka with Mrs. Fuller
and little daughter, Elizabeth, who are
visiting Mrs. F'uller's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. DOlman of North Kansas
avenue.
Mrs. Kate Ebey entertained four
couples at an informal card party
Tuesday evening at her home, 1925
Jackson street. Her guests were Miss
Maude Kellar, Miss Zura Kellar, Miss
Kathleen Sphar of Chicago. Mr.. Park
B. Prentis of Asherville, Tenn, Mr..
Laurence Bell, Mr.. Frank Johnson and
Mr.. Harlyn Hancock.
When repairing the sidewalks of
North Topeka there viii be found
many shade trees that were made to
lean towards the east by the flood. In
many places they were partly uproot-
ed forcing the sidewalk bricks upward
and leaving a ridge half way, and
sometimes clear across. These trees
should be forced back into their nor
mai condition.
Every sensible person in North To-
peka protests against the useless pub
LEGATION of predictions of another flood
this year. for which they have no
particle of scientific reason No one
can prevent fools and persons fright
ened out Of their wits from talking
nonsense. but the newspapers can
sensib1y refrain from printing their in
sane stuff.
Word has been received from Rev
w. b. Hutchinson, formerly pastor of
the Baptist church here, but now of
Salida. Colo. that his little son,
Robert. who has been i'll with scarlet
fever for the past two weeks, is worse
and that he has recently gone into
quarantine with Mrs Hutchinson to
assist her in nursing the little fellow.
Little Lois Hutchinson is well and is
being cared for at the home of friends.
A very enjoyable reception was given
last evening at the Kansas Avenue NJ.
F. church by the church people in
honor of Rev and Mrs. Stavely. Rev
Mr.. Stavely has been returned to the
Kansas Avenue church for another
year Both Mr. and Mrs Stavely are
very popular not only in their church
circles but among all North siders and
last evenings affair was a welcome