The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-10
NORTH TOPEKA.

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ham Printing Co. s12 North Kansas ave
Independent phone 1851
]. L. Smith of Elmont is in town to-
day
sam Bartran, of Elmont. was in town
today.
S. c. Lands of Kiro was in town this
morning.
Miss Ethel Wick Will go to St. Louis
the first of the week
Peter Bieklehaupt of Silver Lake is
a North side visitor today.
Miss Minnie Kuehne is visiting Miss
Lula Garverich at Salina, Kan
c. c. Nicholson has just received a
fresh car of sewer pipe and tiling.
Mr.. ]. D. Eldridge left today for San
Francisco. He will be gone month.
Blue post and corps and their fami-
lies will picnic at Garfield park Tues
day. September 13
We have everything in the way of
school supplies--George Knobs, S3f
Kansas avenue
If you have not put in your hard coal
for the winter call up or see Kents
kash Koal Koncern.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tomlinson, north
west of town, are the parents, of a son
born Thursday evening.
Miss Blanch Reynolds went to Law
renee today to visit few days with
her aunt. Mrs. c. II. Sternberg.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Glenn and daugh-
ter. Ethel. have returned from visit
in Denver and Colorado Springs
The H W. Cheney property, 1872 liar
gison street, was sold yesterday by She
board of trustees to L. c. Seger.
Mrs. Frank Collins and children left
today for Colorado Springs where thel
expect to make their future home.
Captain Gilman was down to the sta
ton this morning. He thinks he will
be able to be back on duty Tuesday.
Services as usual at the CongreSa-
tional church and at the close of morn
ing service will be the annual meeting.
c. c. Nicholson has just received a
fresh car of sewer pine and thing
Mrs. Dora Shreve and sons. Charles
and Donald of White Cloud, Kan. ale
visiting Mrs. E. F. Tenant. 1927 Tyler
street
The North Topeka Taxa Hasn't club
will meet Monday. September Il, 1904,
with Mrs. H. T. Beachum, 31S East
Laurent street
Victor council No. X. & L. of S, Will
hold its annual election Monday night,
September u, in Barrett's hall. All
members requested to be present.
A very profitable occasion was the
meeting of the W. NJ. S with Mrs
Arnold yesterday. The members well
coined Mrs. Buck and her timely help.
Mrs. s. ]. Wizer of Leconpton, Kan,
and Mrs. c. E Grease. Pomona. Cal,
mother and sister of Mr.. D. A. Wizer,
are visiting a his home, 1920 Jackson
street
Come in and see Mrs. Josepn's up-to-
date fall hats and chiIdren's caps Just
received a new line of millinery goods,
1923 Kansas avenue, upstairs.
R b. AicMaster & Son. Stock of shoes
and rubber goods will be closed out at
cost at the old stand. Blue Front Shoe
Store. SIS n. Kansas avenue.
Yesterday Mr.. Martin got his left
hand badly mangled in the planer in
Myeds' planning mill on West Laurent
street The three last fingers had to
be amputated and the first may have
TO be taken of.
Services at the North Topeka Chris
tian chuch tomorrow morning, subject, |
1ect. The Effect of Education on Our |
Lives" A special invitation to young |
people to the evening service
The Second Presbyterian church ser
hall. corner of Kansas avenue and Cor |
don street Sunday school $3.50 a IN. and |
public worship with sermon by the pas
tor at IL a m. No evening service.
Kansas Avenue NJ Z. church, 1923 |
North Kansas avenue Rev. James A. /
Stavely, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 |
a. m Miss Viola Troutman, superin-
tendent- Morning service at IL a m; /
Junior League 2:45 p. m; Epworth |
League $50 p m; evening service 1880 /
q. m.
Yesterday evening while driving north
on the avenue, George Birds buggy |
which struck the hub of a spring wagon
in front of the fire station. Birds horse
became frightened and the buggy over
turned, throwing out its occupants. The
horse was caught near Gabriels. No
serious damake was done.
A comical runaway occurred yester-
day about o'clock on Kansas avenue,
when a COW started on run down the
avenue The man who was leading her
couldn't let loose of the rope so the
two raced down the avenue pretty near
to the bridge when he succeeded in
stopping the COW.
A very pleasant time was enjoyed by
a party of young people at the home of
F. NJ Ward in Shorey. Those who ell
5oyed the good time were Misses Fan
ME jerks. Naoma Policy. Zita Policy,
Elsie Policy, Ruth Klinfeller, Rose
Clark Lulu Clark. Pearl Klenfelter !
Olive Rude. Ruth Ward, Frankie Ward
and Mr.. Ralph jerks. Erskin Wray,
Guile Wray. Joe Howard. Nreman Rey-
holds. Kenneth Clark. Floyd Henshaw
Herold Rude. John Lesser. Otis Snyder,
Demnen Ward. Perry Ward. Malcolm
Ward and Mrs Harry Knox
Shooting Did Him Good.
New York, Sept. 1O.-Frederick