The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-12
NORTH TOPEKA.

leave items for this column with KIM
ball Printing Co. go N. Kansas ave.l
Colonel J. n. Stewart went to Silver
Lake today.
Ellis Kempton was in town today
from Granville.
w S. George was in town today
from Granville.
B. Meats of silver Lake was
North side visitor today.
Oran Layton expects to leave sun
day for Colorado for a months out
ing
Miss Minnie Doering returned yes
terday from Chicago where she spent
the past month.
Assistant Postmaster, A. Newman
made a tour of inspection over rural
route No 3 today.
Special sale for Friday and satur-
day all trimmed hats at half price at
Mrs Todd's millinery parlors.
George w. Crouch. superintendent
of Station "a will return tomorrow
from visit to Maple Hill.
Miss Dollie Curtis. who sprained her
ankle last week is improving although
still confined to her room.
Miss Grace Lukens of Rochester left
today for Loveland. Colo, where she
Will visit relatives for month
Mr.. C. W. Nau is spending the
weeks end at the J. A Page farm in
the Pleasant Hill neigh borhood.
Miss Lille Davies and brother John
of 900 Monroe street returned today
from a visit to relatives at Maple HILL
Miss Edith Gabriel will leave next
week for Onaga to visit her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gabriel.
Mrs. VIM. Gilman. mother of H N
Gilman, captain of fire station No. 1,
is i'll at her home, 1915 Quincy street.
Mr. and Mrs. c. 0. Burger and fam
lily have moved to 1913 Kansas avenue
upstairs. where Mrs. Burger will open
up millinery parlors.
Mrs. Hardy Antrim and daughter
Mildred. of 917 Jackson street. have
returned from Harveyvflle, where they
spent the Fourth the guests of friends.
| Floyd Heinzman. who has been at
/ Granville for several days. was taken
i'll there and was brought to his home
at 1926 Kansas avenue today
Mrs J. B. Belts and daughter
Freda. and niece Miss Emma Sand
meyer of Lockwood, Mo, have gone
to Colorado Springs to spend some
time
Mrs. John Bradley and children ar
rived this morning from Denver. Colo.
to visit Mrs. Bradley's parents MI and
Mrs. Aaron Sneetz of 1882 Quincy
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John GRADER. of 22O
Hancock street, gave a Z o'clock din
ner last evening In honor of Sigmund
4 OF AQfldI, VINO Will
soon leave for Colorado Covers were
| laid for ten.
Mrs. e. c. Seger of 1882 Harrison
street left last evening for Coneyville
| to attend the funeral of her mother,
| Mrs. John Smith, whose death occur
red yesterday morning at her home in
! Coffeyville.
We have made another purchase Of
white waists worth from 800 to $3.50.
These We have placed with our stock
your choice for Soc The Cash Mer-
camille Co.. North Topeka
S. W. Childs and family. who have
moved here from St Ma1ys have gone
! to housekeeping in the G. W. Hill
/ property at 1881 Monroe street. Mr..
and Mrs. Hill expect to leave for the
east shortly to make their home with
their daughter. Mr.. Childs is in the
employ of the Interocean mills.
We bought the other day 40 sam
pies of mems dress shirts. all the $500
grade. sizes from IA \ to II, some are
slightly soiled but most of them are
in perfect shape. See them in our
south window and take your choice for
69c each The Cash Merchantile Co.,
North Topeka.
Clement Dagan. the z-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs Casper Dagan, of 1923
Madison street, fell from 8 wagon yes
terday and was hurt The little fellow
| attempted to get out of the wagon
while it was IN motion and fell under
/ one of the wheels. which passed over
his leg. His injury was not at all
serious.