The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-12
NORTH TOPEKA.

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nan Printing Co, 912 n. Kansas aVe-l
Have you used Petro q y oouloiu .
spruce and pine cough drops
David Bowie made a business Try ~
Maple Hill yesterday
W. Lacey returned Friday from a
business trip to Enid, Okla.
Souvenirs given to the ladies' at n
NJ. cline & Son, 907 Kansas avenue
Miss Blanche GOodnow was Ia yes'ei
dav from Elmont-
w. c. HOrseley of Meriden was III 'o"H
yesterday. ,r....1,.,, t,,Ynsbfr,
,,ss in the city yesterday for the w ASH
burn-K. L. football game
MRS. Charles Slower, who has been II
for the past month IS mneh ,, llapIgsS
Tav- T. II Pearson will occupy his pull
Dit at the Congregational church TO-DAY
at the usual hours
Mrs Frank Petro will entertain the
Monday High Five club at her home, LIS
jackson street, Monday afternoon
There will be an evening of scotch
song at the Baptist church " ed9esoay,
Nov 10 for the benefit of the SUNDAY
school library fund. Admission 10 cents
Everybody invited
Mrs NJ E. Barber, mother Of Russell
Parber who has been visiting old Irlends
in Topeka and vicinity for the past Two
months, returned to her home IN Los
Angeles Thursday.
Mrs. T. E TAYLOR who has been taking
kan. was brought home yesterday
There is very little Improvement IN her
condition.
Nothing has apparently been done to-
wards replacing the Kansas avenue
bridge over Soldier creek. Some OF the
wreckage has been removed, and that
is all
Tuesday evening. Nov. "A, at the First
Christian church, on Topeka ave, an eX-
perience social will be given. An inter-
esting programme is promised come anu
learn how the women earned one dOllal
each. Admission 10 cents.
Air Blast Heaters, the best on earth,
at H. NJ. Cline & Son, 907 Kansas ave.
VIM Kriepe of ST ancer was in North
ell a Bovee furnace of Lukens Bros,
which he will donate to the Cathoic
church which is in process OF erecuoh at
Big Springs.
Rev. and Mrs. IT. ]. Pearson returned
Yesterday from HerinEtOn, where they
have been for several weeks at the bed
side of their son, Mr.. Fred Pearson, VINO
has been very i'll with typhoid fever
Young Mr.. Pearson is much better
though still not able to sit up
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heyden VIII en-
terrain a number of friends informally
at cards next Friday evening at theiI
home l1O7 jackson street. in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Petro, who move
this month to their new home on FOLK
street south.
Mr. Dyche will have charge Of the. ser
vice this morning at the Church of the
Good Shepherd. Mr.. Dyche was former
~ minister in the Congregational
church but is now studying for orders
in the Episcopal church and viii be here
during the Advent session of the divinity
school
A team of horses belonging to Eo
Hutchinson, who lives north of the Thos
Page farm. fell in the dump at the Forbes
Bros. elevator on Norris street, yester-
day. the dump having been left unlock
ed by the tender. The horses We're res
cued by the aid of strong ropes and for
tunately aside from some abrasions OF
the skin were not injured.
Canon De Lou Burke, who has beer
canon OF Grace Cathedral and priest il
charge of the Church of the Coed Shep-
herd for the past three years, viii leave
shortly to take charge of the churches
a. Eureka and FL Dorado. He VIII prob
ably make his home at Eureka CanoT
Burke went to Eureka yesterday WHERE
he viii hold services today.
There is said to be some opposition L
the proposed canal from Soldier creek tC
the hansas river, or at least there still
lacks feeling of harmony in regard tS
IT, several land owners ObiectinE to hay
ing it pass through their farms Ont
would think that ali ought to see tina
the benefit Of keeping their lands from
oVerfows can not fan to more than com
( pensate for all damages that would re
/ suit from the use of small lot Of ground
} necessary for the canal. So far as Nortl