The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-22
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Charles Myers left today for a trip
On the Great Lakes.
Grove Neiswender of Silver Lake was
In town this morning.
George NJ. Jackson of Elmont was
North side visitor today.
j. II. Wetherford of Winchester was
q North side visitor today.
Clarence Kistler is home from a visit
to Colorado Springes and Manitou
Mrs. Depuy left this morning for lola
where she will spend two weeks visiting
friends.
E. P. Kemmer, state deputy for the
2. H. c., went to Kansas City this
morning,
Mr.. Walter Davies has returned from
a visit to Denver and other points in
Colorado.
VIM. J. schott left last evening for
Colorado Springs where he will spend
several days.
Mrs. James Anderson who has been
i'll at her home, 11O1 Madison street. is
much improved.
Miss Lille Davies and brother John
have returned from a weeks visit to
relatives at Maple Hill.
The Jewell county people of this
vicinity will hold a picnic at Garfield
park Friday, the 25th.
The work of laying the brick pave
ment on the new approach at the Melan
bridge has been commenced.
Robert Anderson and Emil GRADER are
in Scranton this week putting IN fur
mace for a resident of that place.
Miss Edna Staples went to Kansas
City yesterday to attend the fall mil
linery opening at the wholesale houses.
Miss Hetty Albright who suffered
from a stroke Of pan alysis week ago is
improving and was able yesterday to
sit I'D.
Mrs. r. A. Stewart and little daughter
Edna will leave Saturday for Cherry
vale to visit Mrs. Stewards sister, Mrs.
Brandborg.
Miss Nellie Tracy of Shorey who had
her left thumb badly mashed at the
Topeka laundry two weeks agois able to
be at work again
Misses May and Myrtle Conser who
have been visiting Misses Myrtle and
Blanche Stewart have returned to their
home at Valley Falls.
Clifford Nystrom of 1919 Jackson street
has returned from visit of three weeks
to his brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Nystrom, of Kansas City.
Mr.. Otto Kuehne, Jr., left Sunday
evening on two weeks outing at Den
yer, Colorado Springs, Rocky Ford and
other surrounding points of interest in
Colorado.
Anity lodge PSI K of P. had four can
didates for the second rank last even
ing. Amity lodge is coming to the
front and now ranks third of the K. of
p. lodges of the state.
Miss Margaret Hanley expects to
leave Monday for idaho Falls, Ida,
where she will be the guest of her
brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hanley, who will accompany her on a
trip to the Lewis and Clark exposition
at Portland.
Mrs. McClintock and niece. Miss Ad-
die McClintock, have arrived here from
ottawa and are again at their old place
corner of Central avenue and Park
street. Mr. McClintock who is making
the trip overland from ottawa is ex-
pected shortly.
The question which is now often ask
ed is, why is not something done
about the Sardou Avenue bridge? 1t
is understood that the contract has been
let for some time but as yet the work
is at a standstill.- The people of Oak
land and North Topeka are very anxious
to see this bridge built before winter.
Edward Nystrom of ITO Jackson street
who was injured at the Santa Fe shops
last November and since then has been
in the Santa Fe hospital was taken to
his home last Sunday. Young Nystrom
had one leg so badly broken and mashed
that it was necessary to amputate it.
The other leg seems to have been in
jured, too, as there are times when he
is unable to bear the weight of his
body on it.