The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-12
Saves You Money.
NORTH TOPEKA.


[Lcave items for this column with KIM
ball Printing Co., 912 N. Kansas ave.l
Petro & Woodford, the druggists.
J. A Quarney was in yesterday from
Meriden.
Morton Lason of Rossville' was in
town today.
J. T. Lindsay was in town today from
Silver Lake.
The new store announces its opening
for the 18th instant.
C. T. Bouslog has returned from
business trip to Minneapolis, Mimi.
Frank Smith and family will move
Monday from 1922 Kansas avenue to 1922
Harrison street.
Amity lodge No.. 2s1 K. of p. will
have six candidates for the first rank
Monday evening.
Miss Bertha Neiswender is quite i'll
with typhoid malaria at the home of her
parents near Kiro.
The sand has been cleaned off from
the city railway tracks and there is less
dust. 1t is appreciated.
We expect to use the new bridge APP
proach next week when the whole north
side at least will be glad.
Well, what are we going to do about
the Garfield park enterprise? OF late
| it is as quiet as mouse.
j. K Kelsey and family moved yes,
| terday from 100 West Twenty-thlrd
street to 1915 Harrison street.
| Owing to the indisposition of Canon
| DeEou Burke there viii be no service at
| the Church of the Good Shepherd to-
morrow evening.
Miss Clara Graves of 224 West Cor
/ don street returned yesterday from
visit of three weeks to friends in and
near Junction City.
| Mr. Peter Uhlrich formerly of North
Topeka, but recently of Mcpherson, has
moved here from the latter place and is
| living at 11S Madison street.
| Charles Small who is suffering from
an attack of typhoid fever was taken
| in the ShelIabarger ambulance today to
Christ hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Charles Graham of Perry has
returned to her home after a five days
visit to her stepsister, Mrs. Minnie
| Whitehead of 1906 Quincy street.
Mrs Whitcomb returned today to her
home in Great Bend after a visit of
| several weeks to her daughter, Mrs. r.
L. DeMott of 22O West Gordon street.
| At the Congregational church tomor-
| pastor, Rev. T. J. Pearson, at II a. m.
No evening service, Sunday school at
9;45.
| Mrs. C. o. Neiswender and guest, Miss
Katharine Holiday of Augusta, have
| gone to Silver Lake to visit Mrs. Neis-
/ vendors parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L.
Cutbirth.
| Driving to the high bluffs north of
| the city is a favorite exercise these
moonlight nights. From these high
/ lands the view southwark is one of en-
/ chantment.
North Topeka, people will appreciate
| the double track on the city railway
| bridge. Even the temporary delays now
| common are not the least pleasant for
do we not all like to go with rush.
1 Mr.. E. S. McClintock and family, who
have been away from North Topeka for
cl1 nj
again occupy their old place on the cor
ner of Park and Central avenue
/ Miss Iona Buchanan and Miss Mabel
Fink left Wednesday for months Wis.,
it to Miss Buchanan's grandfather. ].
4 NJ. Buchanan and other relatives in Col
orado Springs, Denver and Buffalo Park.
Col.
There are some vacant lots in North
Topeka where the weeds need cutting
badly, very badly. In some cases these
weeds on lots where the Hood lett rlch
i deposits are sixteen feet tall.
4 Miss Laura Beverly of 1104 Monroe
street will leave Monday for Solomon
Kan, to visit her aunt, Mrs. E. ]. Grit
fifth. Miss Beverly will also make
short visit to Manhattan friends before
her return next month.
Mrs. Frank Carey and children, whS
have been the guests for the past TIVE
months of Mrs. Carey's parents, Mr.
and Mrs James Priddy at their country
home, left InurSOay LOT tueli hoiiaS II
Los Angeles, Cal.
North Topeka Baptist church Sunda!
school at $3.50 a. m. Preaching by Rev
: Walter E. Tanner at IL a, M and p. m
Morning subject, THE Ideal Sabbath.
Evening subject, Does God Excuse 1g
! norance?" B. Y. P. u. meeting at
D. m.
: Mr.. W. c. Steele, whose trial for sani
; ty resulted in his discharge, will spent
Sunday in the country with friends
leaving the first of the week for Phila
delphia, where he will spend the wintel
! with his brother.
Mr.. Guy Gardiner. formerly tickle
: agent at the Union Pacific depot, bu
: later with the wabash road, has re
turned to North Topeka and taken hi
old position. Mrs. Gardiner is expecte
shortly from Indiana to join her hus
! band here in a permanent home.
t Mr. and Mrs N. Allen and little so
: who have been visiting Mr.. Aliens par
: erlts, Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen of SO
. Harrison street, will leave tomorrow 70
: their home on the island of Cuba Nj
. Aliens little daughters will continue
/ make their home with their grandpar
2 ents and attend school.
Henry Staples of north Soldier town
: ship who was injured Monday Will
stacking hay is improving and there j