The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-01
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Mrs. r. d. Johnson was in town to-
day from Silver Lake.
Fred Lang of MenOken has gone to
Beloit on q business trip.
@. F. Hindman has gone to Junction
City where he will have position with
the Union Pacific
Mrs. Mary A. Brown of 935 Van
Buren, street will leave Saturday for
argentine to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Allison.
Miss Iva Ward returned yesterday
from Los Angeles, California, where she
has been for nearly two years visiting
relatives.
Mr. Sherburne and daughter. Miss
Nellie Sherburne, have rented the prop
erty at 212 Morse street and will move
there next week.
Mrs. Willitts Of 927 Van Buren, street
is i'll at the home Of her son at Grant
vile Her daughter, Miss Maud Viii
lifts, is with her.
Mr.. Willis Delay of Mexico is visit
ing his cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Sipes Of 813 Quincy street. Mr.. Delay
is enrOute to Winnipeg, Canada.
Miss Frances Brown, assistant prin-
clpal of Grant school, will leave Satur-
day for Emporia. to make an extended
visit to her sister. Mrs. McDiu.
Miss Maud Taggart and little nephew,
Reamer Taggart, arrived yesterday
from Meriden to visit Mr.. and Mrs. S. S.
Myers and family for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert French and
children will arrive today from Newton
to visit Mrs. French's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. @. d. Myers, and Mr.. French's
brother, Mr.. Shirley French, and family.
z. A. Simerwell has returned to his
home near Admire after a short visit to
Iopeka friends. He was accompanied
by his niece, Miss Stella Dallas, who
VIII be his guest until the opening of
the teachers institute.
The Independent Telephone company
have a large force of men at work put
ting up additional cables preparatory
to rendering prompt service to $50 new
subscribers whom they will shortly add
to their list.
II. K Winans was struck by one of
the North side street cars last evening
about five o'clock and knocked down
While he was considerably bruised and
shaken up he was not seriously injured.
The accident occurred north of the
Kansas Avenue NJ. E. church No blame
is attached to the mOtorman or con
ductOr as Mr.. Winans is very hard of
hearing.
Edward Nystrom who was injured at
the Santa F'e shops last November so
severely that it was necessary to ampu-
tate one of his legs and who since then
has been in the Santa Fe hospital, was
over Sunday to visit his parents, Mr..
and Mrs Eric Nysrol0- Of 1110 Jackson
street. He was taken back to the hos
pital Monday morning and will proba-
bly, have to remain a week, or so longer.
The young man is improving slowly
The trip both ways was made in the IT,
j. Hathaway automobile.
Yesterday afternoon and evening there
was sorrow in the household of COun-
Gilman r. B. Simms for the little boy
of the family. Earl could not be found
"A search was instituted for the missing
child which was participated in by all
the neighbors and friends but still nc
boz. AS the hours dragged by the aid
of the Topeka police was secured and
several of these guardians of the Law
Joined in the search which was unsuc.
cessful. Finally at s o'clock when al
had arrived at the conclusion that the
little fellow had been kidnapped or pos
sibly drowned in the river the boy