The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-27
NORTH TOPEKA.
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Glen Jordan has gone to his home
at Vermiilion, S. D., for a short visit.
Colonel J. n. Stewart went to Chi
cago this morning on weeks BUSH
ness trip.
Grant Crosswyse and family moved
today from East Kious street to 1925
Madison street.
Miss Ada Beattie of Atchison is here
for an extended visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bigham.
w. F. Evelsizer and family will move
shortly from 21O West Curtis street
to sol Madison street.
There will be an ice cream social this
| evening on DR.. DaWson's lawn, given
by c. E. society of Christian church.
John F. McAfee, formerly general
manager of the Western wooden mill,
was a visitor at that plant Monday aft
! ernoOn.
Frank Andrews has sold his prop
erty, the George Hughes cottage, at
$40 Harrison street to Mr.. Dreaming
! for $1,000.
W. D. Woodford and sons, Harold
and Fletcher, Charlie Ryder and Brad
| ford Kutz, are in the country today
on fishing trip.
Owing to rush of business the
Western Wooden mill whistled for
work at 6:45 .. m. on Monday and
whistleds off at 9:15 p. m.
George w. Crouch. superintendent
| of Station A postohice, has been paint
ing his barn, fences and other outbuild-
ings brilliant reddish color.
Miss Clara Holman and Miss Lou
/ Holman are planning to leave next week
/ for Manitou, the former to stay until
4 tall and the latter a few weeks.
| William Reed, the manager Of the
| Page Milling company at Manhattan,
was a visitor on the north side Monday
and left for home on Monday noon.
Mrs. w. H Rutter will entertain
| Thursday morning at her home, 82S
| Jackson street. in honor of her sister
Mrs. E. W. Reagan, of Canton, Ill.
Frank Harmon, chief clerk at the
Inter Ocean mills Office, who has been
away on a vacation of several weeks
duration, has returned and resumed
work on Monday morning.
Mrs. George Koeberlain of East Cor
| don street, has lost her little 5-year-ol
| boy. He strayed away Monday at !
| o'clock and up to dark last evening no
| trace of him had been found
Frank Spetter. Jr., of 916 Madison
street, is building a commodious cot
tage on Fillmore street, south side, and
will move as soon as it is completed.
Frank Emmert has the contract.
T. Martin. the man who makes you
think, laugh and cry, will lecture at
the East Indianola school house,
Shorey, Wednesday evening. Subject:
r I'm ana Facts. ADMISSION Iree.
Mrs. Fred Ehrhart and children,
Clarence and Walter, of 1924 Topeka
avenue. went to Valley Falls today,
Il where they will be the guests of Mr..
F. c. HarwOod and family for a few
days.
Mrs. Mary G. H. Collum died this
morning at $50 o'clock from pleurisy
She was a member of Victor council
No. 4 K. and l.. of S, The funeral will
be held from the Kansas Avenue NJ. z
church at 2 p. m. Wednesday,
F. H. johnson of Danville, H., and
". M. Costley of Peoria, ILL.,, who rep
resent the Page Milling company in
Illinois, and who have been here on
a pleasure and business trip combined,
left for their respective homes today.
John Roeser a well known German
Russian, who formerly lived near the
junction depot. but went to Chicago to
embark in the grocery business there,
has returned and is now with the Dib-
bic Grocery company at their north
side store.
Mr.. H. H. Fast, formerly publisher OF
the HillsbOro Journal, is in Topeka and
/ will look over the field with d view OF
/ issuing here a German state paper Mr.
Fast is a Russian German with a wide
acquaintance among the Germans OF
Kansas and the west. His father was a