The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-20
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cutbirth left
yesterday for Jefferson, Okla, to visit
relatives.
Mrs. Albert Asquith who has been
quite ill at her home on Jackson street
is improving.
Charles Moffatt. formerly of Shawnee
county but who has lately made his
home in Hodgman county, is here Wis
iting relatives in Oakland.
$25-Reward-$25. Paid upon arrest
and conviction of party firing SO Smith
& Wessen ball through my house Sep
TENDER IA, 1905. H. w. Euler
Mrs j. c. Joseph will have fine line
of fall and winter hats on display
millinery parlors, 1923 N. Kansas avenue,
upstairs.
Mrs M. F. Taylor and little son who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. o. G..
Neiswender OF 1882 Jackson street have
returned to their home in Augusta,
Kansas.
B. E. Shields and family of ALLIANCE
Neb., are here to visit Mrs. Shields
mother, Mrs. Short, and other relatives,
the William Van Ness and the F. p
Gilmore families.
George A. Bridge of Boston, Mass,
G. A. r. encampment is expected next
Monday to visit his brother, C. F.
Bridge on his return trip east.
Mr. Charles LaTourette of Gunnison,
Colo, who has been visiting his niece.
Mrs. Jerome Colvin, of 915 Van Buren,
street, left yesterday for Indiana to
visit other relatives.
Harold Forbes and Guy Miller return
ed this morning from Colorado where
they visited the various points of in
terest. They also stopped en- route
home to visit relatives of Mr.. Forbes at
Russell, Kansas.
The Misses Hohnbaum and sisters,
the Misses F'irner who Saturday moved
from their home at 1923 Central ayen-
ne to rooms over the Parlor Shoe
store on Kansas avenue, today moved
back to their home.
Just a word from the New York Mer-
camille Co.: Our light weight summer
goods are about closed out and we are
now getting ready to close out our fall
and winter goods. It will pay you to
call and see the low prices we are max
ing.
ing for the club year last evening at
the home of Mrs Charles Curtis They
will meet again next Monday even
ing at the same place and this will be
the last meeting until after the Chap
man revivals.
The fire department was called out
home of c. T. MARBLE, 935 Jackson
street, where the shingles of the kitchen
roof had taken fire from burning soot
The damage was slight. The house is
the property of oscar Bischoff,
willie CoIvin, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome Colvin, of 915 Van Buren street,
had the misfortune yesterday while
plaving at the Grant school to fall and
break his collar bone. The little fellow
aid NOT know the extent of his injuries
and refused to go home but remained
at school until the hour of dismissal
Mrs. S. Matson who has been in To-
peka since the first day of the fair re-
turned to her home nine miles north of
silver Lake this morning This is her
first opportunity to reach home arr
even then she was obliged to go to
TIoyt where Mr.. Matson would meet her
and drive from there to their place. Not
until last night was it possible for her
to reach her people by telephone as all
the lines in that section of the country