The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-26
NORTH TOPEKA.

lndependerte phone 49,
G. c. Crane of Mayetta was in town
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N F. Conkle will return
today from Excelsior Springs.
Miss Madge Wilkerson of Winchester
is in Mrs. Courtneys millinery store.
Mrs. Clark Neiswender went to Silver
Lake yesterday to spend a few days
Master Floyd Mitchell is spending the
week on the Denison farm north of
town.
Uncle John Ross of northwest of
town, who has been quite poorly. is
better.
The Rock Island is fencing in half
block near the junction for material
yards.
Call at the Model Bakery for your
Model bread. Model pies and Model
cakes.
Mr.. Truman of Kansas City was
transacting business on this side yes
terday.
Mr.. Resin Clayton of Monroeville.
Indiana. is visiting his cousin, Mrs. E.
B. Norris.
Clarence Dolman is overhauling and
putting in running order the mill on
West Gordon street.
j. E. Cowdry and family of East
Eighth street will move the first OF the
week to 1923 Central avenue.
Miss Mayme and Grace COPYRIGHT of
Independence, Mo. are the guests of
Miss Hazel and Evelyn Miller.
Fred Parsons of Rat Portage, Canada,
Province of Ontario. is visiting friends
and relatives in North Topeka.
Miss Myrtle Belts returned yesterday
from Minneapolis and st. Paul, Mimi,
where she has been visiting for some
time.
N. F. Seaton of Salina stopped here
yesterday. He is on his way to school
in Chicago. He will stop at the Worlds
fair.
Mr. AL Rocks, Mr.. Will Miller and
brother of Onaga went through town
yesterday on their way to the World's
fair.
erty of Mr.. Sleigal at 1914 Van Buren,
street. Mr.. Sleigal will build on the
south side.
Miss Mabel Vandiver who has been
visiting Miss Annis White of 1914 Tyler
street returned yesterday to her home
in Cummings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kassebaum went to
Silver Lake yesterday. Mr.. Kassebaum
returned this morning. His wife will
remain few days.
Miss Permelia Curtis entertained in
formally last evening for Ed James of
Chanute, who was here with the K. N.
G. and is now visiting friends on North
side.
The Street Railway is repairing the
tracks at Garfield park; the grass is
fixed up, for the Grocers' and Butchers
picnic next week
The Union Pacific now has four
tracks 1000 feet long each, east of the
Santa Fe junction. In their new ma
terial yards the material is coming in
daily and rapidly.
r. B. McMaster & Son, S1s North
Kansas avenue. are closing out their
children's shoes and all rubber goods at
cost. BLUE FRONT SHOE STORE.
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at the new Taylor mills the work is
progressing rapidly. Two car loads OF
boilers were just received from the
Atlas Engine Works, indianapolis. The
new mills will be known as the
a new one, just recently invented by a
Pittsburg. Pa, inventor, and the Tay-
lor mills will be the first of the kind in
the state of Kansas.
Doc Betz is now manager of the New
York Mercantile Co, at ITO East Sixth,
and has inaugurated half price sale
every Saturday. You will miss some
real bargains if you fail to visit this
NEW YORK MER. CO,
no East Sixth.
Rev. T. NJ. Buck, formerly pastor of
Kansas Avenue NJ. E. church, at pres
ent presiding elder of Merut district,
Northwestern India conference, will
spend Sunday in Topeka. He will
preach Sunday morning at IL o'clock in
| the Kansas Avenue NJ. E church. 1t is
much desired that his former friends
and parishioners will be present to
meet him.
The r. H. club met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. D. A. Wizer at 1926
Jackson street. Refreshments were
served and a very pleasant time was
spent by Mrs. Margaret Young, Mrs
| Della Bacon, Mrs. Elizabeth Timex
Mrs F. r. ConweH and daughter Mar
garet, Mrs w. A. Wolverton, Mrs
f, Mamie Finch, Mrs. J. r. Withers, Mrs.
Kate Diffenderfer, Mrs. Ruth B. Steele
Miss LYDIA Havens, Miss Florence An
derson.
Master George Anderson was given a
very pleasant surprise party yesterday
| afternoon, by a number of his young
| friends at his home on Madison street
The time was very pleasantly spent in
playing games, after which, refresh
ments were served. Those present were
I.ora Savage. Isabelle Hodge, Rather
| inc Devlin, Mary Nelson, Lottie Col
| Inns, Bessie Crawford, Lena Dagen,
BELLE Maze Daisy Maze, Viola Maze
| Alfred Hodge, Jess Crawford, Frank
| Collins. James Hodge, David Rice, Geo
| Anderson. Mrs. James Anderson was
assisted in entertaining the little folks
| nv Mrs A E. Hodge.
$4,000.