The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-16
NORTHTOPEkA.

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Mrs J. w. Hart is in today from
Elmont.
W. l. French is i'll at his home in
Rochester.
Mrs G. L. cambridge was in today
from Hoyt shopping.
Miss Mary Daub, of MissouFi, is
visiting Topeka friends.
Miss Blanche Jones has gone to
western Kansas to spend the summer
E c. Kassa baum has taken posi-
ton in the grocery store of Berry
Bros.
Mrs. Fred lies and daughter Nellie
went to Manitou today They will re-
turn Sunday.
The Ladies Aid society of the Pres
byterian church met yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs c. 1. Hey
J. II. skinner left yesterday for
Cincinnati, Ohio, and from there he
will go south to attend the fruit
growers; convention.
Mrs Us. G. Hughes. of Kansas
City. arrived yesterday and will be
the guest for d week of her sister.
Mrs. W L. Hofer,.s1
Dr. o. P. Davis is making some
improvements to his property at 1927
Central avenue by the building of
new barn.
Eddie Wyler. of San Bernardino,
Cal, who has been the guest for the
weeks
monds of 977 Monroe street, left for
his home today,
Mrs. w. "A. Haynes and son Arthur,
of Sabetha, Kas., arrived last night to
visit Mrs. Haynes father, Mr.. r. Da-
wilson, of 915 Kansas avenue, and her
sister, Mrs. Dowler. of Monroe street.
Mrs. E D. Small. of 1923 Jackson
street. has returned from Wilmington,
Ill, where she was called a week ago
by the death of her brother-in-law, Mr..
Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs. w L. Hofer, of 1926
Kansas avenue, are the parents of a
daughter, born Wednesday, to whom
they have given the name of Dora
Veleta- Mrs. HOfer was formerly Miss
Adelia Brown.
J. F. Herring. of the Cottage Home
at 927 Kansas avenue, has rented the
house at III West Gordon street and
: Will have furnished rooms in that place
! in connection with his boarding house.
Miss Anna Myers returned today
from Meriden, where she has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Wallace Tag
CART. She was accompanied home by
her little nephew, Master Reamer
/ Sylvester John Taggart-
Mr.. James Cooper and daughter
| Mary who have been the guests for
the past month of Mr.. COoper's sons,
/ Messrs. F. L. and c. NJ. Cooper, have
gone to St. Louis, where they will
spend few days at the fair before
going to their home in Pennsylvania
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Gabriel who
were married in Arkansas City Tues
day, arrived yesterday and were the
guests until this evening of their
/ brother, D. T Gabriel, and family, of
1893 Kansas avenue, when they left
for their home at Arlington, Kas.
The old ]. NJ. Campbell house, 1908
Jackson, which was on the site where
the new Presbyterian church is to be
erected, started today on it's trip
4 down Gordon street to the old church
! lots on Quincy street, where it will be
| located. The moving of this house
! affords amusement for all the little
and big children in the neighborhood.
Not a little building is to be done in
North Topeka this year. In fact in or
! binary times we would consider what
is now in view as decidedly significant
1 of our progress. The new Taylor mill
! is the biggest thing in view This is to
! cover an expenditure of nearly 800, 00O.
/ The new Quincy street school is as
| Stunning proportions that shows what a
creditable structure it is to be. This
| is to involve a cost of some $50, 900. The
new Presbyterian church is another
marked Improvement 10 cost some $lo,-
900. 1t can not be expected that much
/ can be done in the way of new resi-
i dences, although repairs are noticed on
/ hundreds of damaged homes that have
not yet been restored. But there are a
i few new houses now building. NJ. A.
/ Blanchard has his house nearly done
An old store building on East Laurent
/ street - " De TAKEN uowh anu LWO "
three dwellings built in its place by the
] Pratt brothers.
! The marriage of Miss Estella Smith
I daughter of Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Smith
/ to Mr.. John T. Anderson, son of Mr..
/ and Mrs. James Anderson, was solemn
Il lied today at noon at the home of the
j brides parents, 1885 Van Buren, street
Il Rev. J. A. Stavely of the Kansas Av-
| enue NJ. z. church officiated, using the
/ ring ceremony. The brides gown was
of pale green silk crepe. After the GER
emory the guests who were limited tc
the immediate members of the two
families partook of a wedding break
fast Mr.. and Mrs Anderson left al
3 o'clock for an eastern trip to Niagara
Falls and New York city, returning
by Tav of St Louis where they viii