The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-19
NORTH TOPEKA.

leave items for this column with Kim
ball Printing Co, 912 N. Kansas avenue.l
c. W. Willis. undertaken, is at 621
Jackson street with Geo. B. Palmer.
Mrs. Caldwell and son-in-law, P. X.
Briery have moved to 1871 Quincy
street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wilson have sold
their home on. Quincy street to Mrs.
Mahan.
John W. Miller. of 1918 Logan
street, was appointed deputy street
commissioner by Mayor Davis at the
council meeting Monday evening.
We wish to thank our friends end
neighbOrs for their kindness and bcdu-
tiful floral offerings during the sickness
and death of our son and brother, Archie
F'Ox--Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Fox and fam
lily
The body of Edwin Parker the color
ed boy who had both feet cut off by
train last week and died shortly after
being taken to Christ hospital, was bur
led yesterday in the Reform school Gem
etery. The boy had at one time been ar
inmate of his school.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Jordan will en-
terrain the members OF the old Curfew
card club Thursday evening at cards
at their home, 1922 Jackson street. in
honor of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
n. F. Conkle, who leave this spring
for California for an indefinite stay.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. G. Knox Of the Fair
view neighborhood who went to Cali
fornia a month ago have gone to house
keeping at WOOdlaWn a suburb of Sac
ramentO. Mr.. Knox has taken the posi-
ton of superintendent of a skimming
station which is connected with one of
the cremeries of which his son is man
ager.
Mrs Addie NJ Harris, formerly of
North Topeka, but later of Fort Worth,
Texas, and now of Denver, was married
a fc44r a crn n fthac1nxr al
Der of that place. Mrs. Harris was the
sister of Mrs. H. z. Morris, also fnI =
merly of North Topeka, but now Of
Chicago. Mr. and Mrs Weber will
make their home in Denver.
Mrs. John Littlejohn was badly
bitten in the hip Tuesday by a dog
belonging to the Fowler family at
their home one mile northwest of the
reform school Mrs. LittlejOhn, who
is a neighbor, was on her way to make
her. She was confined to her bed yes
terday as a result of the encounter
with the animal.
At the meeting yesterday afternoon
of the Duplicate Whist club at Mrs.
Earl Graham apartments at the
Union Pacific hotel, the high score for
the game, 70 points, was made by
Mrs. Mark Putnam and Mrs. Jerome
COlvin. The substitutes were: Mrs.
E. D. Small for Mrs. T B. REYNOLDS
o a
L. A. Ryder The next meeting will
be in two weeks at the home of Mrs.
I Colvin, 915 Van Buren, street.
/ Mrs. Harry Nichols and Mrs. Harry
/ Hammack entertained the Ideal card
club Monday afternoon at Mrs. Mich
/ OILS apartments at the Union Pacific
/ hotel. Those present We're: Mrs. A.
I T. Lucas, Mrs. J. Snattnger, Mrs.
/ Robinson, Mrs. Strawn, Mrs. Earl
/ Graham, Mrs. T Davis, Mrs. Frank
/ Lagerstrom, Mrs. E. 2. Carpenter,
Mrs. Harry Guthrie, Mrs. J. Morris,
! Mrs HOgabOOm, Mrs. W. Rigby, Mrs.
A. J. Berry Mrs c. z. Jordan, Mrs.
Roy Richie, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
/ McAfee Of Kansas City.
e. H. Myers, of the Myers Planning
and Manufacturing company, has pur-
| chased of ROllin Nichols the ground
north of c. c. Nicholson's coal and
feed Office to the Methodist church
yard Mr.. Myers viii immediately
begin the erection of q building and
as soon as completed will move the
business into these new quarters The
building will be of frame covered with
sheet iron, and win extend the entire
depth of the ground and have q As
foot front on both Kansas avenue and
Central avenue. The Myers Planning
and Manufa curing company are nov
at ia West Laurent street, but ex-
pect to have their new location ready
for occupancy some time next month.