The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-17
NORTH TOPEKA
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VIM. Massey was down from Grant
vile today.
Henry Boydson of Meriden was
North side visitor today.
George and Harry Mitchell were IN
town today from Elmont
The Curator mills shipped carload
of Perfection to Meriden yesterday.
Row Rose left yesterday for Colo
rado, where he viii spend some uIfle.
The BUSY Bees of Menoken held
their annual picnic today at Vinewood-
George Frisby and L. Tanning Of
Granville were North side visitors to-
4 day
Miss Grace McNoun returned today
from a weeks visit to Kansas CITY
friends.
Ralph, returned yesterday from a visit
to friends in Hiawatha.
H H. Hall is up from Lincoln Cen
4 ter, where he has the contract to build
a Roman Catholic church.
Miss Ruby Davies of go Monroe
street will return Saturday from Colo
RADIO. where she has been spending her
vacation.
The santa Fe took out II cars of
-four from the North Topeka mills yes
terday. It was consigned to the various
states in the Union
The Santa Fe section men are busy
putting in a new side track east of the
main line and extending from Gordon
street to Kistler street
Mrs. Edgar Winans and son re
turned last evening from Tulsa, / T.
where they have been visiting Mrs.
Winans' sister. Mrs. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallover and son,
Robert and wife. and their two
sons of Harrisburg. Pa, are visiting at
the D. M. Foltz home, 1921 Tyler
street.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Devlin and daughter.
Teresa, will leave tomorrow for Den
yer and other points in Colorado,
where they will spend several weeks
visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cromwell Of
Muskogee. I. T., are the guests of Mr..
CromwelTs parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S.
/ T. Cromwell, of 1892 Kansas avenue,
and other relatives.
About 20 feet of the Union Pacific
park will be needed for the new double
track through the yards The workTnen
have already commenced to dig up The
sod preparatory to putting in this track.
The marriage of Mr.. Jacob Brown
and Mrs Prudence Maze took place
yesterday and the newly welded pair
were given a serenade last evening at
their home by a number of their
friends.
] Messrs. Charles and Lum Mckee ar
rived last evening from St. Louis to at
/ tend the funeral of their mother, Mrs.
morrow morning from the Baptist
church.
The funeral of Mrs F. NJ. Mckee
will be held Saturday morning at ten
o'clock from the North Topeka Bap-
| fist church. Rev. J. Barrett VIII Of
/ fciate The interment will be in Ro
chester cemetery
Mrs. Jerry Knnefelter and daugh-
tiers. Misses Ruth and Pearl Kline
felter. of Shorey, Will leave tomorrow
the guests of Mrs. Klinefelter's sister,
Mrs. viii Evilsizer.
Fred Joseph left this afternoon for
/ Chicago to join his mother. Mrs. Julia
Joseph, and his brother. Mr.. Abe
Joseph, who have been there for the
! past week, and together they will take
a trip to Milwaukee.
j. Clark of Shorey, son of Car Re-
! pairer Clark, is temporarily filing the
| place of Miss Hazel Fulton at the u.
/ P. freight Office during her illness
Her friends viii be glad to learn that
she is gradually improving
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Marsh of Kill
mer came down on the Santa Fe this
morning to visit Mr. and Mrs H c.
/ Bowen, 1913 Quincy street. until this
| evening when they will leave for a visit
| of three weeks to their old home at
/ Rockford, III.
The funeral of Mrs. John Hows of
! Rochester. who died at Christ hos
pital Wednesday evening, was held this
afternoon from the Prairie Home
| church, Rev. J. NJ. Whitehead officiat-
| ing. The burial was in the Prairie
/ Home cemetery.
There is a dearth of cars at the
/ North Topeka stations on the Santa
Fe, Z. P. and c. r. 1. & P. The de-
mand for cars for shipments out on
4, rxrf-s
certainly should be a good indication
that the country is prosperous.
Rev. J. Senne of Block Miami coun-
ty, Kansas. is attending the conference
| of the Evangelical association at Gar
field park Rev Mr. Senne is the
father of Mrs. Emil Senne. corner of
Laurent and Madison streets. In the
early seventies he was pastor of the
German Lutheran church at Topeka
and he is we'll known by the old set
tiers here.
Mrs A A. Martin. formerly Of \ orth
Topeka, died at her home in Augusta,
Kan, Monday evening and was buried
Wednesday afternoon. Her husband,
A. A. Martin. and her daughter. Mrs.
Hugh Leonard, survive her. Mrs. Mar
tin had been in failing health for the
past two years. During their residence
in Topeka Mr.. Martin was in the gro
Gerry business in the Barrett block. Mrs.
] Martin viii be well remembered by
many members of the Baptist church
here of which she was a member while
living in North Topeka.
The heat in no wise interferes with
the interest taken in the Y. P. A now
in session at Garfield park. Yesterday
it IS estimated that 800 persons took
dinner al the dining tent. The attend
ance' now is unusually large but Rev.
Mr.. Platz, of Holton, says that a dele
cation of IS will arrive tomorrow from
his home town. All of the 40 tents
now up are filled and % additional ones
will be erected to accommodate the
| crowd 1t is estimated that fully 60n