The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-25

bali Printing Co. sl2 n Kansas ave.I
Pumps a speciality. Pratt Bros.
". J. Rambo. Of Kansas City, is in
town.
DR.. Reed. Of Tecumseh, was a North
side visitor yesterday.
J. H. Wetherford. of Atchison, was a
North side visitor today
Mrs. J. C. Bradley and daughter May,
were IN town today from Rossville.
VIII Deever, of Sabetha. is in town
to attend the K. and L of S. conven-
ton.
After May i the postomce will be
opened on Sundays from $3.50 a. m.
until 1890 a. m.
Miss Sutton, Of lola, was the guest
yesterday of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Suit
Of 1927 Jackson street.
This is the last week of school at
the East IndianOla. district. The school
viii close for the summer vacation next
Friday.
VIM. Boast came up yesterday from
his farm near Kansas City to spend
the week with his family at 900 Jack
son street
Members of Star lodge No. 20 A. o.
U. w, are requested and urged to be
present at the lodge room this We'd
nesday evening. Important business.
Banquet.
Councilman c. E. Jordan has receiv-
ed a letter from his brother Mr.. Peter
Jordan Of San Jose. Cal, in which he
says: 4 am well. San Francisco is off
the map" DR.. Jordan was in that
city at the time of the earthquake
the fall of 1904 DR.. Jordan was the
guest of his brother, G Z Jordan and
during that visit he made many friends
who will be glad to learn of his safety.
A party Of 70 men living in Maple
Grove addition and in this neighbor-
hood, formed themselves into a vigil
lance committee and last evening about
8 o'clock visited q house in this locality
and informed the occupants that they
would give them just so many hours to
leave that section of the country These
people are an undesirable class and the
people Of Maple Grove do not intend
to allow them to get foothold in their
neighborhood.
Mr. O. c. Neiswender has heard from
his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
is on Seventeenth street, San Francis
co. They write that their home was
not damaged by the earthquake to any
great extent, only such things as dish
es. window lights and pictures being
broken. Mr.. and Mrs. Neiswender are
living in their home and keeping house
almost the same as before this great
calamity happened
There is a movement on foot to reor-
ganize the Christian Endeavor society
OF the second HEGSDy L6Ildn CAQICn- De
fore the flood this church had a good
society but during the time when they
had no church home the members be-
came scattered. Next Sunday evening
at half past six Mr.. H. 3. Howard,
president Of the local union. accom-
panied by a quartette, will be present
at the church at that time to help with
the work of reorganization.
Mr.. J. H. Conrad, principal and Miss
Bertha Rice, assistant, will close
very successful school year at Roches-
ter school next Friday. A bountiful
dinner will be served at noon followed
by a literary programme given by the
pupils A box social was held recently
at the school house, the proceeds to be
used to purchase pictures for the school
rooms Yesterday Mr.. Conrad bought
two handsome pictures which will b.
on exhibition at the school Friday.
Mrs. Mary Niemeier, wife of Fred
Niemeier, died this morning at 4 o'clocH
at her home. sos Harrison street, Of
complication of diseases. Mrs. Niemeier
was Il years old. She is survived by
her husband and one daughter, Mrs.
Martin Pennecamp. The funeral will
be held Friday afternoon at half past
two from the German Lutheran church,
corner Of Second and Van Bure7
streets The burial will be in the To.
peka cemetery. Mrs. Niemeier was
also the mother Of the late Mrs. Christ4
mas of Menoken. whose death occurred
few weeks ago.