The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-21
NORTH TOPEKA.

rTeave items for this column with Kim
ball Printing Co, 912 North Kansas ave-1
s. NJ. Harper was in yesterday from
Menoken-
A. Shenk of Silver Lake was a North
side visitor today
See the large fine line of cigars at 915
North Kansas avenue. Davidson
Mr. Darvey Taylor and Miss Grace
Mckinley were guests sunday of Mr.
Taylor's sister. Mrs "a G. rBolzs Of Mer-
iden.
Miss Irene Leeman will arrive Thurs
day from Council Grove to visit her
aunts. Mrs s L. Courtney and Mrs. c
o. Burger
r. P Nelson. chief clerk OF the Taylor
Grain company, is in Milwaukee to at
tend the meeting of the National Grain
Dealers association
The young people of the Congrega-
tional church who took part in the
Children's day exercises will picnic to-
morrow at Garfield park
Mr.. and Mrs. Marks who live in the
old Stafford home at 40S Railroad street
west, are the parents OF twins. son
and a. daughter. born Saturday
Vim. J. Butterfly who was graduated
last night from St Marys academy, St
Marys, returned home today Mr.
Butterfly is a son of J. P. Butterfly
Mrs Charles Marlatt and little daugh-
ter. Helen Wilson Marlatt. are visiting
Mrs. Marlattis parents, Mr. ana MIS-
]. P. Wilson, of $50 Quincy street
Miss Jessie Prfddy viii return this
evening from the country where she
has been spending the past two days
at the nome of her uncle, Mr. Henry
Priddy.
Mrs. Isaac Sheetz and little daughter
Mary Mildred. and Miss Margaret Han
ley spent Monday in HOyt the guests OF
Miss Hanley's brother and sister, cap
tain and Mrs Norris
MI. s. L Courtney has returned to
Z TO n
interests. He was accompanied BY his
/ little niece. Helen Burger, who VIII
visit her aunt. Mrs. June Baxter. ana
other friends the remainder of the week
The Old Abe Oil company shot one
of their wells at Chanute yesterday and
/ 4s feet of good paying oil sand was
J found This is the oil company a
which J. B. Betts is president, J H
/ FOUGHT. vice president and Dr. l. A
/ Ryder secretary
/ MI. and Mrs. r. f Foster of Blandis-
Vile Ill VINO have been the guests OF
Mrs. Fosters brother and sister-in-law,
\ DR.. and Mrs A c. Davis, OF 5Ot PARK
street left yesterday for Marion, Kan
sas. where they will visit relatives uu-
( til the last of the week when they VIII
/ return to Topeka and continue their
visit to DR.. and AIrs. Davis.
} s. 6. Lands who lives s miles west
of North Topeka on the Silver Lake
road is ahead a black hat which he
found in front of his house Sunday
morning A crowd OF Topeka people
enjoyed a straw ride to Silver Lake Sat
urday evening and the hat is supposed
to be the property of some one in the
{ crowd
Green Caster who works on the new
I Quincy school building on Fairchild
ard Quincy streets was struck on the
head yesterday afternoon by derrick
and is now confined to his home on
/ Gordon street. at the Intersection of
Morse. He was not seriously injured
and will be able to return to work in a
few days
The following young people of Shorey
will picnic tonight at Vinewood park:
Miss Nellie Belle Howard. Miss Ger
trude Miller, Miss Della Robinson, Miss
I CapitOla Shultz, Miss Augusta Pardufl4
/ Miss Nellie Purdt1nn. Mr. Edd Kingruan,
Mr.. Willard Kelsey. Mr. Bert Kingman-
Mr.. Mansfield Austin, NJ Charles Rude
and Mr.. Tom Wright. They viii be
chaperoned by Mr.. and MS Clyde Kay