The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-26
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Ralph Campbell has returned from
a business trip TO Eureka
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Ream were IN
town today from Ream's Station.
Mr.. Mcdowell who has been very
i'll a. his home. 1925 Quincy street, is
improving.
Miss Grace Campbell of Valley Falls
is the guest of Mrs. E. E HenshaW OF
Shorey and other relatives.
A union campmeeting is being held
at the northwest corner of the Upde-
graft farm in the Gordon grove.
Mrs. H. L. Pope and children of
11IO Monroe street will leave Satur-
day for Glen Elder, Kansas. to visit
relatives.
Mrs. c. T. Marble and son George
of 935 Jackson street returned yester-
day from visit to relatives at Valley
Falls and Hoyt-
Lewis A Hill, formerly clerk at the
Santa Fe junction depot, was on the
North side yesterday visiting his old
friends and acquaintance.
There is evidently dearth of Italians
in Kansas City as so far the italian
consulate there has been unable to re-
plenish the force at North Topeka.
T. 2. Goodman has returned from
ard wife at Decatur, Ill. and his
daughter, Mrs. Kemp. at Chicago.
Claude Shepherd. chief clerk at the
Santa Fe junction depot, entertained
a number of his friends at a little pic
ME at Vinewood park last evening.
Mrs Clarence Chamberlain and
/ children returned Tuesday from In
dianapolis,. Ind, where they have been
the guests of relatives for the past six
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Spear and daugh-
ter. Irene. returned yesterday from an
extended western trip. They visited
at Salt Lake, Utah, Portland Ore, and
Seattle, Wash
J. A Sheetz, Clay Morrow and Ed
Buechner, members Of MarshalPs band
are in Atchison today where the band
plays for the childrens picnic given by
Bale Waggener-
Mrs. Jacob Brandt and children.
Howard, May and Raymond, are here
from st. Louis for a short visit to Mrs
Brandt's mother. Mrs Schwartz of
1912 Central avenue.
Mrs K. F. King and family. who
have been making their home on the
south side for the past few years, ex-
pect shortly to return to North To-
pelxa and occupy their home at 115
East Gordon street.
Mrs. c. F. Bridge entertained at all
day party today at her home, 1925
Van Buren, street, her guests being
Mrs. VIM. Shaw and son Roy of Los
Angeles, Cal, Mrs. S. E. Kinsinger and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dale Bridge.
Otto Kuehne of the Pickle Works has
gone to Denver, Colo. Mr.. Kuehne has
a plant at Kansas City, North Topeka
and Denver and divides his time between
the three plants. giving North Topeka
the preference Of time as his family re-
sides here.
Miss Frances Cole went to Kansas
City today to visit her cousin, Mrs.
Bert Root. She was accompanied by
her cousin, Irving Root, who has been
here for number Of weeks visiting
! his grandmother, Mrs. Campdoras, of
Rochester.
The King property at 1920 Monroe
street was sold yesterday to c. NJ. Nor
row. principal Of Grant school, for 81, 800.
It Is an eight room house with lot of
/ so foot frontage. Mr.. King who has been
ment here expects to leave shortly for
California.
The Western Wooden mills received
another car Of wool yesterday from
Lamar, Col. It is interesting to see
the process that this wool undergoes
from its greasy state until it is landed
! on the depot platform in bolts Of cloth
wrapped in burlaps and ready for
4 shipment east.
Mrs. Lamenzo Finch and daughter.
Bessie Wilcox. OF Norwich, n. Y, ar
rived in Silver Lake Tuesday. Mrs.
/ Finch is visiting her little grandson,
Augustine Wilcox, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Entsninger. Mrs.
Finch was formerly Mrs Harrington
Wilcox of this place.
Yard Foreman Carlson Of the L. P.
lives at Granville The L. P. Co. fur
nishes him a house and four acres
free. Mr. Carlson says his family
would not be induced to live in the city
He keeps in touch with them by means
( of the Bel phone. When he goes home
Dominics Bromero, the interpreter, is
left in charge.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mckinney of 91S
Madison street is having her cottage
painted a drab color trimmed with
4 green. Mrs. Mckinney formerly
owned a fine fruit farm in Shorey
which she disposed Of several years
ago to Fitzgerald & Lannan, the south
side grocers She is an old settler
here and has resided on the North side
for over 80 years
Real estate dealers report North Tope-
Aa property and Kaw Valley land on
the rise. Three years before the mood
a well known North Topeka man bought
a $50 acre farm near Granville for 81
500. He moved onto the farm right after
/ the food and worked early and late I'M
proving IT. A few days ago he was Of
| fered 500 per acre or $4,000 cash for
| his farm. The party had $500 Of the
coin Of the realm In his pocket 20 ciinch