The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-09

visit her brother, w. K. Gardiner, and
family and other relatives. Miss Car
diner viii leave next week for Den
Yer, Colo, where after a short stay
she viii go to Washington state where
she will have position in one of the
high schools.
DR.. Dawson went to Rock Creek last
evening on the Santa F'e passenger,
returning at $3.50 p. m. on a sick call.
He made the same trip a week ago.
The train going up was little late
and the fal mer who took him in the
country six miles and back lost no
time but had the doctor been q few
minutes later he would have missed
years ago and was postmaster at Mount
Florence station now called Meriden.
The marriage of Miss Hilda Erik
son and Mr.. Aibin Eastburg was sol
emniZed last evening at half past 8
@ clock at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Fernstrom, S32 Jackson street.
Rev. T. J. Pearson. pastor. of the Con-
gregatiOnal church. ofhciated and the
attendants were Miss Ella Eastburg.
sister, and Mr.. Nelson, cousin of the
groom. Mr. and Mrs. Eastburg left
today for Colorado, and upon their
return will go to housekeeping on Ash
street
The force of Italians at work in the
Union Pacific yards here has been aug
mented by the arrival of several new
corners shipped here by the Italian
consulate at kansas City. The bread
that they use is of a special sort and
is very hard It is shipped in here
from an Italian bakery at Kansas City
A novice at this bread business would
naturally wonder whether they use
saw and Ratchet in eating it or wheth-
er they possibly soaked it in water be-
fore partaking of it.
George Hunderdpfund came in from
Silver Lake this morning to see his
little eight-old-son who is at Christ
/ hospital suffering from fractured
skull. Tuesday evening while the lit
tie boy was in the stable he was kick
! ed in the head by one of the horses.
and his skull fractured from behind
one ear to over one eye The child
was brought to Topeka that evening
and taken Immediately to the hospital
for treatment His con dition is very
serious and his recovery is doubtful.
Miss Lizzie Burghart, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John P Burghart Of
Monroe and Gordon streets, and Mr..
Joseph Hartman of East Curtis street
We're married yesterday morning at St.
( j. eph s German Catholic church,
Rev. Father Henry officiating Mr.
and Mrs Hartman went imme diately
/ to housekeeping in the Frank Spetter
new cottage ga Madison street. The
wedding presents received by the
young people were numerous and
/ handsome. Mr.. Haffman is a machin-
list in the Santa Fe shops
The fire department made run last
night to Park street where an old
/ house, a relic of the food. was on fire.
The house is on Park between Jack
/ son and Van Buren, streets and has
4 never been cleaned out since the food
of 1903, but stands there an eye sore
to the community. The department
made a quick run, put out the blaze
/ and the place still stands a gentle re-
hinder of the overflow. There are
several such places in North Topeka
which are stin mud filed as when the
waters went down Something should
be done with these places as they are
a detriment to any neighborhood.
A horse belonging to S. S. Myers
4 caused some excitement on Kansas
avenue this morning by running away.
The horse which was hitched to a
/ buggy was tied ia front Of the post
Office when she succeeded in working
her halter loose and started off down
Kansas avenue She ran into the
/ Charles Lsukens rig which was tied on
the opposite side Of the street causing
! that horse to run away also. Both of