The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-28
NORTH TOPEKA.

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ball Printing Co, 80 n Kansas ave-l
William Currey of Elmont, was a
North side visitor today.
Smyrna Rugs, 2-6x3 feet. SO cents The
Cash Mercantile company.
New Edison records will play this ev-
ening. A NJ. Cross jewelry store.
Miss Dora Reynolds returned Sunday
from short visit to relatives in Law
renee.
Elbow length SILK Gloves, $1.79. The
Cash Mercantile company.
Administer Rugs, 9x12 feet, $22.5 so; you
save just $500 on this. The Cash Mer-
camille company
Charles steele of ST. Joseph, has been
in Topeka this week visiting old friends
and schoolmates.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Walker of 1424
Harrison street, are the parents of a
son, born June p.
Heatherbloom Taffeta Peeticoats, g.
The Cash Mercantile company.
Dr. M E. Bryan returned this morn
ing from Billings, Mont. where he
went TO attend the land opening
Miss Halle Sharp, Of Cherryvale, is
the guest of the J. S. Hamer family,
corner of Gordon and Harrison streets.
Mr. Reamer Billiard viii leave tomor-
row for Boston, and will sail the last
of July for a three months tour of
Europe.
You can buy a rug 9x12 feet for $4.25
at the Cash Mercantile company.
Mrs. William Dale Bridge of S25
Jackson street. will return Saturday
from a weeks visit to friends in KAN
sas City
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sem and little
son, Karl. left this afternoon for
Johnstown, Pa. where they will spend
the summer.
Miss Lucy Evans and Miss Hazel
Forbes are the guests for a week of
Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Shinerwell at their
farm near Admire.
The Workman lodge have paid to
Mrs. Nancy Bryan the sum of $4,000, the
amount of the policy held by her hus-
band the late John Bryan.
Anna May Fowler, daughter of Rev.
H. H. Fowler of Hoyt. was the guest
yesterday of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. n. Henry of 1906 Kansas ave
nue..
A picnic party at vinewood last even
ing in honor of Mrs. Wood of Kansas
City, included beside the guest of honor,
Mr.. and Mrs John Anderson, Miss
White, Miss Jessie Myers, Mr.. Ed Roehr,
Mr.. Bert Bradley.
Mrs. Clara Sundah1 and Miss Mime
Sundahl of Solomon, Mrs Charles H.
Rondeau of Salina and Miss Mollie
Warren of Wichita. are in town for the
GaIbraith-R arig wedding which will be
solemnized this evening.
J. S. Hamer and family have moved
from Highland Park to the l. D. Mize
property formerly the DR.. Lyon place,
at 1901 Harrison street. Mr.. Hamer is
proprietor of the mill on Gordon and
Taylor street, formerly run by J. c. Dol
mar.
Mrs. Reagan. of Canton, III. is visit
ing her sister. Mrs W H Rutter of
SIS jackson street. Mrs. Rutter and
sons. Warren and Merrill accompanied
by Mrs. Reagan will leave Tuesday for
Spring Hill, Kan. for a months visit
to their mother Mrs Smith.
The wooden mill Is now running day
and night. two set of men being en-
ployed Since the wooden mill at st.
Joseph has gone out of commission
many of their employees have moved to
Topeka and are working in this mill.
In the neighborhood Of this industry
there are no vacant houses and good
tenements could be used.
Since the route for the new electric
line to Shorey has been about decided
upon and is assured fact. ii is said that
property in Shcrey has increased con-
sideTably in value. It is said that the
steel for the rails has been ordered
and that the cars run on this line viii
be Of the large Vinewood kind. 1t is
also said that all the freight for the
Reform school and for the nursery men
in Shorey viii be hauled on the cleo
trio line.