The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-09
NORTHTOPEkA.

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Mrs. George Gabriel returned from
a short visit to Dennison, kas.
w. ]. Mattern has gone to Thunder
Mountain to look after mining inter
ests.
Mr.. Lewis Terrence, of Lucas, Kas.'
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. F. L. Cooper
for the day.
Flood union No. Z. P. L. of A, will
give a box social Friday evening d'
Barrett hall. Admission tree-
rrbe health of Col. Thomas Hobart
is improving since he arrived IN 10
peka to visit his son. c. l. HOBART
Wampanoa. tribe No. SO, I. o. R. M =,
will confer the warrior degree upon
eleven adopted brothers TINS eNeliiIiS-
Miss Ella. Coughlin left today for
willard where she will be a guest at
a house party at the home OF MISS
Anna Cummings.
Mrs. Charles Curtis and Miss Curtis
have issued cards for an at home Fri
day afternoon, June Z, at their nome
sos Van Buren, street
John z. Frost, agent for the Santa
Fe Land company and the 1ppeka
Iron company, was doing business in
Little Russia yesterday
Jas McAfee, wool buyer and Sole
3tor for the Western Wooden mills
left last evening on bushes trip to
Kansas City and the east
: The Woman's Missionary society OF
the Second Presbyterian church will
sheet Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs w. w. Marlatt, Ill East EleV-
enth street.
W. NJ. Costley, who travels for the
Nid-Continent mills with headquarters
in Peoria, Ill, is spending a rev days
in North Topeka shaking hands with
old friends.
The pupils of Quincy school who
took part in the entertainment giver
a few weeks ago at the hall at 81
Kansas avenue, picnicked today a
Vinewood.
The little frame house just north o.
the Church of the Good Shepherd
which has been uninhabitable since
the flood and has been an eyesOre t.
that community, is now being moved
away.
Mr.. Mark Putnam, of the UnioI
Pacific hotel, who was stricken Will
paralysis yesterday, is somewhat i'm
proved this morning but su!l con
fined to his bed. His left side /
affected.
An architect is busy at the Taylo
Grain company's office drawing plan
and specifications for the proposes
new Touring mills. The building viii
be so feet high above the high waite
mark of the river.
Misses Rose and Collette Coughli
expect to leave the first of next wee
for a visit to relatives and friends a
their return they viii spend a shol
time at the St. Louis exposition.
The long-1ooked-fOr iron pip
castings, etc, for the Northern Shaw
nee Development company, Whic
were delayed by WaShoutS on the raj
road in the southwest, have arrive
and work has been resumed, an
Manager Hathaway's face is ono
more wreathed in smiles.
Emil Senne, the storekeeper at til
hae a wild OXKe
for two months past. He has bee
meeting all trains coming into the eli
for the past week, expecting his vii
and three babies back. Mrs. Sem
has been visiting her father, Re
Senne. at Block, Miami county.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Cheney, WI
are both very i'll at their home, II;
Harrison street are no better. NJ
Cheney is growing weaker daily, ar
Mrs. Cheney suffered the other nigl
from an attack of dropsy and hea
trouble which left her in very veal
.ened condition. Mr.. Cheney's lime
dates from last fall, while Mrs. CHI
ney has been in poor health sin
early in the spring.
North Sardou avenue is the scel
Of great activity after o'clock p.
The Russian men work at the sho
during the day, the women go o
washing, and the children attend Il
parochial school and do chores, b
after supper they all turn out in
body and go to Sardou avenue, whe
they are building themselves ne
houses on their own ground. Veri
the Russian is a thrifty citizen, WI
is not afraid of floods.
F. r. Campdoras. agent and ope
ator at Richter, Kas., on the Santa
cutoff, is visiting his mother, broth
and sisters at their home near Roc
ester, a suburb of North Topel
After a short stay here he will go
st. Louis to visit the exposition. Lol
II. Hill. formerly clerk at the San
4Fe junction, who has recently be
appointed relief agent, has charge