The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-16
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Mrs. Cook. .colored. OF West Laurent
street died last evening at her home
after short illness
Mr.. Otto Kuehne left Thursday for
Rocky Ford and Denver, Col on a
three weeks business trip.
Mr. Barnett and family have moved
from the Preussner property at 1920
jackson street to st. 1arys.
Mrs James Smith of Argentine,
kan, formerly OF North Topeka, is
visiting her many friends here.
Mr.. E. L. BAN of 1914 Polk street.
Who has been quite i'll for the past ten
days IS reported to be worse today.
Roller skating season opens at I.uken's
opera mousse Saturday night Orch estra
every night Of ladies and gentlemen.
Charles Pence was in town yester-
Gay from Elmont. He was accom-
panied home by his father. ". T.
Pence.
The Ford property, corner OF Lau-
rent and Topeka avenue, has been sold
to Mr. ". G. C0nkHn. 1t was a cash
transaction.
The teachers and pupils Of the s'horey
school win give their regular monthly
entertainment tomorrow evening at the
school house
Friends of Mrs Samuel Jameson
VIII be grieved to learn that she is
very low and it is doubtful if she can
survive the day.
Misses Carrie and Edith Haynes of
Harrison street have issued Invitations
for tacky party to be given at their
home next Thursday evening.
Mr.. John Mitchell of Asher, Okla,
is here visiting his brother and sister
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Carey, of
1920 North Van Buren, street.
/ Mrs. Charles Curtis and son Harry
and daughter Leona viii leave Friday
for Washington to join Congressman
Curtis ana Miss Dollie Curtis.
4 P. P Compton of 1925 Harrison
4 street, who has been in the Santa Fe
/ hospital receiving treatment, was able
/ yesterday to return to his home.
Mr.. A. S. Haines, who was the guest
the first of the week of his sisters,
Mrs. Angle and Mrs. James has re-
turned to his home in Kansas City.
A. Y. I4indeI assistant cashier at
/ the Shawnee bank, who has been i'll
with typhoid fever for the past two
months, is now able to be at his desk
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Davis. who went
70 san LUIS Ooispo, Cal, TINS IAN for
the benefit Of Mr.. Davis health, are
expected shortly as the change was
not beneficial to Mr.. Davis.
Mrss Grant has received a telegram
I from her son in Salida, Col, saying
/ that his wife had had an operation
1 performed for appendicitis on Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Bridge and little
daughter, Maeanna, returned last
/ evening from Usage county, where
they visited relatives since Sunday
They made the trip overland.
H. J. Winans, the contractor, has
the contract for the erection of a
new building for the Mutual Ice COM
pany. The building will be S0x35
feet and will be near the site of their
old building, corner of First and
/ Quincy streets. The building will be
two stories high Work of breaking
the ground Will commence tomorrow.
The new front which is being placed
in the Phillips building ~ Kansas ave
nue. occupied by G. A. h'ernstrom as a
shoe store is a great improvement and
makes this store window one of the best
on the North side. The entrance door
is set in to the south Of the building and
from the north wall to this doorway
is plate glass. giving fine chance for
a window display.
The little Berkshire terrier, the prop
erty Of j. H. FOUGHT which was lost
yesterday and for which he advertised
in last evenings State Journal has been
found. The little dog wandered away
frora the FOUGHT place at 712 Taylor
street, south to Quincy street near the
Shunganunga where he went to the
home of a colored man who thinking
he looked like a pet took care OF him
until he had read the Lost and Found
column of the State Journal and dis
covered its owner
An evening of Scotch songs was en-
joyed last night at the Baptist church,
the proceeds of the concert to be used
for the Sunday school library. The
soloists were Misses Ollie NcNoun, Ella
Caldwell, Celia Smith, Grace Boles. Mr..
c. c. Nicholson and Mr.. Bert Fraser.
There was also music by the chorus
and a young girls quartette. Among
the Scotch songs were: Annie Laurie,
Tobn Anderson Ny Joe John, Hush,
Thee Ny Baby, Bonnie Sweet Bessie.
the Maid of Dundee. The Campbells Are
Coming, Flow Gently Sweet Alton, The
Blue Bells of Scotland, Castles in the
, Air. Ny Hame Is Where the Heather
Blows. The Land of the Leal, and Aud
) Lang syne in which the audience join
+ ed. Mrs. W. L. Hofer also added to
the enjoyment of the evening with one
of her popular Rotations The enter
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