The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-11
NORTH TOPEKA.


ball Printing Co., 912 North Kansas ave.1
Miss Irene Dawson is visiting
fri ends at Rock Creek.
The shoe stock of McMaster & Son
at SIS Kansas avenue will be closed
out by August 1.
Misses lola Gabriel and Grace Oar
lington, who have been the guests for
the past week of Miss Edith Gabriel,
left today for their home at Denison.
Charles Nauman and family, who
went to Arkansas in the early spring
to make their home, returned Satur-
day. as the climate there did not agree
with them.
The names of the parties who took
the pocketbook from the North side
store are known. If they return the
same inside of 4S hours there will be
no trouble about it.
Mrs J. X withers and daughter
Miriam, who have been at the Hotel
Chesterfield since last Wednesday,
home at I'LL Kansas avenue.
DR.. w. F. Butler and little son, of
Stockwell, Ind, are the guests of DIR.
Buffers brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Anderson, of the
Lyman neighborhood.
The installation of officers of Shaw
nee council No. 1. F. A A, which was
postponed from last Wednesday, will
take place Wednesday evening, July
13. Refreshments served to all mem
bers.
After a lull over Sunday people
commenced early this morning to
move back to their homes and all
morning loads of household goods
of many of the wagons were tied
COWS.
The manhole at the sewer on the
corner of Jackson and Park streets
caved in yesterday afternoon. This
sewer has caused a good deal of
fr~fNr n 10 Cir fFIINf
seems to have been put down in
quicksand, and has caved in several
times.
1t has been reported that I expect
wish to emphaticallv deny, as L never
had any such intentions. I am ready
for business and my stock is COM
plete. Special prices on everything
in my line, including furniture, car
pets and shades. for the next sixty
days. w. H. RUTTER,
900 North Kansas ave.
Rev. William E. Archibald arrived
Thursday from East st. Louis and is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Page at their county home. DR.. Arch
ibald was for a number of years the
pastor of the Second Presbyterian
pulpit at the First church He will
leave for his home Thursday and will
be accompanied by Misses Grace and
Effie Page, who will visit the st.
Louis fair.
Among the North siders who have
returned to their homes are Mr.. and
Mrs John Nystrom and family, of
1919 jackson street; Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Neiswender, of 1882 Jackson
street; Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Steele, of
919 Van Buren, street; Mr.. and Mrs.
o. D. Skinner and family, of 915 Van
Buren, street; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N.
Henry and family, of Ais Park street;
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Miller and family,
of $40 Park street; Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.
Kimball and family, of 215 West Cor
don street.
The fire department was called out
last night about IL o'clock to 1120
Jackson street where a small one
story house owned by c. L. Haywood
was on fire. The house was vacant
and the origin of the fire is unknown
but indications would point. that it
was incendiary. At O'Clock just as
the high wind sprung uD still alarm
was sent in and the department made
another run to the same place where
the fire famed by the wind was burn
ing briskly, but was quickly gotten
under control. While fighting this fire
Mr.. Stewart Henry, the newest MEM
Der of this department, fell through
the roof to the ceiling, much to the
amusement of Captain Gilman, who
later on himself fell through the same
hole, not stopping at the ceiling, but
going to the floor beneath.