The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-10
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Monogram stoves at Pratt Bros.
Tin fruit cans Sturgis' Hardware Co.
Miss BeuIah Leeman of Council Grove
! is visiting her aunt, Mrs. S. L. Courtney
Mrs Jerome Colvin and sister. Miss
| Dorothy Curtis, spent Friday IN Kansas
| City.
Mrs. Lulu Philbin has returned from q
visit to Friends at Conway Springs ano
Augusta, Kan.
canon DeI.ou Burke came home Satur-
day from St Louis, where he spent the
past week visiting the fair.
Roy Capron is very, ill with typhoid fe-
yer at the home of his father-ln-laW I.
A Herring, 1914 Monroe street.
Mr. Peter Simons. who came here to
place his wife in Christ hospital; lett TO-
day for his home in Bakerford, Cal
Mr. and Mrs E. S. Gresser are expected
home Wednesday from their visit to the
ST. Louis fair and to relatives in Illinois,
Mrs. NJ F. Taylor and little son, Cecil,
of Augusta, Kan, are the guests OF M M
and Mrs o. c. Neiswender, OF 1857 JACK
son street.
Forty-six pupils, the overflow from the
Quincy school, marched this morning to
their new room at 1902 Kansas avenue,
in the Barrett block.
If YOU have neglected to provide for the
furnace cook and heating stove, cali up
matter attended to. Kent kash Noal
Koncern.
Mr.. Will Fletcher of shorey received
word last evening from his wife, who is
visiting relatives in OKLAHOMA, Of the
death of their little son. Mr.. Fletcher
the funeral The burial will be in Okla
homa.
Mrs. George Wilson of Cripple Creek.
who is visiting her sister Mrs Joseph
Warnock, of Polk street, went to Valenc
cha today where she will be the guest OF
Miss Daisy Mitchell She was accom- accom-
Paul, of Denver.
Mr. Walter Davies and Master John Da-
vies returned today from Maple Hill.
where they were the guests aS S9n falnil OF
Misses Lille and Ruby Davies, who ac-
companied their brothers to Maple HILL
will not return until Friday
Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Larimore, with their
son Philip and little daughter Leota
Grace will leave Tuesday for Columbus,
o., to visit relatives and att tt d. the II
more's parents. Mr.. Larimore will be
away 80 days, but Mrs. Larimore and
children will remain two months
guest over Sunday of his sister, Mrs Z.
a. Herring, of 1914 Monroe street He left
companied by his niece Miss Grace Her
ring. who will be his guest in Denver ard
will also visit her uncles, Mes Sri Newton
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Davies and daughter,
Miss Nellie Davies, and young son of Los
Angeles, Cal, who have been spending
the summer VlS1JlnR AlldntlC cOdSl points
and other eastern places of interest and
are en- route to their home, arrived in To-
peka yesterday and will be the guests FOR
a week of their relatives, the Shepherds.
Paramores. GuiseS and MorthlandS. Mr..
and Mrs. Davies formerly lived in North
Topeka.
There is a strike on at the Central Sash
and Door factory, the result of the dis
charge of young man in the sash de
the hiring of a Leavenworth man in his
place. There no trouble Saturday
night when the factory closed The first
intima ton of any trouble was this morn
ing when the men failed to report for
work Today the mill is locked up and
there is nothing doing. The strikers held
a meeting this afternoon to try and ad-
Just this difficulty.
John Buechner, the 19-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ruechner Of Elmont,