The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-16
NORTH TOPEKA.

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George Newberry and family move this
week from the south side to 807 Harrison
street tr 90
B. o: Smith was I'M town today from
Silver Lake. X 7rfie-1 =
Mr. Depuy. district deputy of the H. P.
G., has returned from business trip to
Burlingame.
Fred Stackelback and family will move
tomorrow from 1O14 Madison street to 1888
Quincy street. q
Miss Ella Allen is i'll at her home. 1874
Monroe street.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Stewart of Maple
Hill were the guests yesterday of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Crouch
Messrs. Fred Morns and Ray Near will
return today from fishing trip to the
Marais Des Cygnes river.
The Merry Matrons' club will meet next
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Norman Jury, 9O3 Clay street south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Swartz returned to-
short visit to Mrs. swartz's parents and
his brother, Mr.. VIII Swartz.
North Topeka's new dry goods store,
which is located in the Bowen building at
1915 Kansas avenue, was opened for bus
mess yesterday.
Mrs. James. McAfee and daughter. Miss
Isabel McAfee, of 1905 Quincy street.
have been spending several weeks.
Mrs. Frank Leavenworth and daughter,
Miss Louise Leavenworth, arrived this
Mrs. Leavenworth's sister. Mrs. A. J.
Arnold.
Clarence Scott, mail agent from Kansas
City to La Junta, who has been here for a
short visit to Mrs. Scott, who is visiting
her mother. Mrs. Campdoras of Roches-
ter, has returned to Kansas City.
Miss Lou Holman is home from Manitou,
Col, after a stay of several weeks at the
Holman cottage at that place. Miss Clara
Holman has gone to Cripple Creek to
spend some time visiting friends.
E,.c bo S0I5 haT. Nv r,r,
the Rochester road to Mr.. Dennie. fore
man of the shipping department of Park
hurst-Davis Mercantile Co. Mrs. Baught
will go to Washington county to be with
aer daughter.
Several loads of crushed stone and rocks
have been brought to North Topeka in the
city railways work train and taken to
the end of the car line on North Kansas
avenue and from there is taken by teams
new building.
Mr. and Mrs ]. J. schenck and son,
Clyde. of 308 West Gordon street, left to-
day noon for California They will visit
Mr.. schenck's mother and brother in Los
Angeles and other points in the state. On
their return trip they will stop at Salt
Lake City and Denver. They expect to be
away about three weeks.
Miss Jessie Priddy gave a picnic today
at the reform school for her Sunday
church. Those in the crowd were Misses
Wilma BerTgun,dathal Anna Myers I Nellie
Mary Hancock, Ruth Woodford.
Mrs. Fred Buechner has gone to Butler
Mo, to visit her aunt, Mrs. Endres, for a
few weeks. She will be accompanied home
by her cousin, Mrs Clara Endres Beving-
ton, who will take her old position in one
of the leading millinery stores of Topeka.
A straw. ride and moonlight supper at
Calhoun Bluffs win be enjoyed this even
ing by Misses Edith and Carrie Haynes,
Misses Ella and Elizabeth Woodburn, Miss
Minna Mccall, Miss Edna Pence, Miss Ell
la Caldwell, Miss Martha Mcconnell, Mr..
W. H. Cline. Mr.. George Knoll, Mr.. Cox,
Mr. White Mr. Laid, Mr. Alexander and
Mr.. Rob Caldwell.
John Herbig had the shafts of his bug
gy mashed by street car yesterday af-
ternoon. The accident occurred in front
of the drug store of Petro and Woodford.
No blame could be attached to the motor
man or conductor. as Mr.. Herbi=. who is
slightly deaf, drove on the tracks directly
in front of the approaching car, and al
though the gong was rung repeatedly, he
failed to drive on, as he seemed in rather
a dazed condition. The distance between
the buggy and car was so little that h
was impossible for the car to be stopped,
but aside from the broken shafts no other
damage resulted from the collision