The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-03-19
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Household goods for sale at 1926 To-
peka avenue
Mr.. and Mrs S. s. Wilson were in
today from Granville.
FOUGHT has best ladies' and gents
bikes and lowest price.
Walter Davies is i'll with tonsilitis at
his home. 920 Monroe street.
H. B. Greenlee and family have
moved from Quincy street south to 804
Morse street.
David Williams returned to his home
in Silver Lake today after a two days
visit in Topeka
Mr.. Galen Nichols is up from Kansas
City for short visit to his brother, H.
j. Nichols. of zoos Quincy street.
DR.. Ryder is having a neat iron fence
placed in front of his home property,
corner of Gordon street and Central
avenue
The street force has been busy fer
the past two days filling up the uneven
places on West Gordon street with
crushed stone.
The new minister of the Central Ave
nue. Christian church. F. H. Bentley,
will occupy the pulpit tomorrow. both
morning and evening.
Get your order in early for your
Easter hat and avoid the rush. Mrs. G.
-. buTS0n ) Il1lllHery pdTlOTS, Slf NOflu
Kansas avenue. upstairs.
Mrs. NJ D. Freeman, of Chicago, is
spending short time in Topeka Wis
iting her many friends and looking af-
ter property interests.
Oscar Nelson, who has been quite i'll
for the past three weeks with
neumonia at Christ hospital, is now
able to sit up every day.
The Street Railway company are
tearing up their old tracks on west
side of the avenue near the bridge AMI
the street is being repaved with brick.
Mrs. Willitts and daughters moved
today from Granville to their new
home, the S. c. Miller property at 927
Van Buren, street. which they lately
purchased.
Mrs. ]. c. Joseph will have her mil
linery opening this afternoon and even
ing at a23 Kansas avenue. upstairs,
where she will show a full line of the
latest street and dress hats.
The Excelsior Art club held it's reg
ular meeting this week at the home
of Mrs. J. Walker. 1910 West Laurent
street. Mrs. Della James, of 932 Clay
street. will be the clubs hostess next
Thursday.
At the roller skating masked carnival
last evening at Lukens' opera house,
Miss Barnes, of Holman'S addition. and
Mr.. Cutbirth were given the prizes,
skates, for being the best disguised
couple present
Elmer, the little son of Mr. and Mrs.
Churchill who has been in poor health
for some time, is now suffering from
curvature of the spine, and it is neces-
sary to again place him in a plaster
cast.
Arrangements have been made to
have the registration books in North
Topeka two more days. Monday they
will be at the T. NJ James furniture
store. 901-903 Kansas avenue. and Tues
day at the Stitt grocery, 1884 Kansas
avenue.
Miss Viola Troutman, who has been
unanimously elected lay delegate. by
the Kansas NJ. E. conference at Law
renee to the general conference to be
held in Los Angeles in May, is super
intendent of the Kansas Avenue M. e
Sunday school.
Tomorrow, the fifth Sunday in Lent.
the services at the Church of the Good
Shepherd will be Sunday school at 10
a. m Celebration of the Holy Eu-
charist at IL o'clock. No evening
service. Canon DeLou Burke, priest III
charge.
Mr.. Edgar Clark has returned to his
home at Broken Arrow, /. T., after a
weeks visit to his wife and his par
ents Mrs. Clark, who is at present
one of the teachers at Grant school,
expects to join her husband at Broken
Arrow when he school duties are fin
ished.
Miss Pearl Irwin, who expects TO
leave the first of April for New York
city and later go to Pittsburg, Pa,
where she will take stenographic po-
evening by a number of her young