The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-25
NORTH TOPEKA.

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T. D. Joseph is i'll at his home in
White Oak Grove addition
Mrs. Croll and daughter, Miss Cora
Croll have gone to Colorado to visit
Miss Iottie Scott will leave tomorrow
for a ten days stay at Hamilton, Mo
J. B. Fiederling was in town today
from Elmont to attend the Grocers' pic
mic.
d. ]. Hathaway returned today from
a visit of two weeks to Denver ana
Boulder, Colo.
The Union Pacific has commenced at
Gordon street excavating for the double
track through the yard.
Boys playing ball on the street yes
tefday broke a large window IN the
house at 1881 Quincy street
Mrs. H. l. Sherburne OF 1913 Jackson
street. has returned from q visit 10
Mrs. J. NJ Smith of Hutchinson
Miss Permelia Curtis is in Kansas
City this week the guest of Mrs. VIM
Ryan and Miss celia Fay Lukens-
Mis- Alice Dedham, stenographer to
President Holman of the Western Wool
en- Mill, is off on short vacation
Mrs. Scott L.aughlin. of Mound City.
Kan, is the guest Of her sister, MIS-. II.
L. Sherburne OF 1918 Jackson street
Mr. W. s. Bergundthal and daughter,
Miss Wilma Bergundthal, will leave
next Monday for Muncie, Ind, to visit
friends and relatives.
A car OF. ear corn from Peterton, Kan
sas. consigned to the Small Bros Atchi-
son Live Stock company was sheiied II
transit at North Topeka today.
Kansas avenue presented rather
deserted appearance today as the gro
cerv stores were closed all day and
most of the other business houses closed
at noon
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Petro will go to
Cawker City tomorrow to visit Mrs.
Petro's mother, Mrs. Mitchell. They
viii also attend the Chautauqua at
Beloit.
During the absence of Reamer Billiard
in Europe his place in his fathers office
is being filed by Mr.. Robert 6llIaro-
Mr.. Phillip Billiard also assists his father
in the office.
The citizens in the 900 block on Mad
ison street are having a painting bee
and are all painting up their houses
They are going to have things shine u
regardless of the flood.
Mike Haeffner. an employe Of the
Western WOODEN mills has added anoth-
er room to his cottage on East Gordon
street and painted the house brown
with green trimmings.
7 H. BartIe of 921 Madison street,
who has been i'll for some time, ana
was at the Santa Fe hospital for lit
tie While. Is sui at nome uHdp4e "
work but slowly improving
The lawn social which was to have
been given Thursday evening by the
guild of the Church of the Good Shep-
herd on the J. NJ. Meade lawn, Western
avenue and Crane street, has been post
poned one week
George W Crouch has sold his
house on East Laurent street to Alpha
Robinson of station A for $3.50. The
house Just east of it belonging to How
ard Beechum was recently sold for a
consideration of $3.50.
T. D. Joseph, of White Oak Grove
addition, Shorey, has been busy the
past week harvesting his potato crop
which is fine and very marketable.
Shorey is a banner spot for potato
raising. averaging from three to four
hundred bushels per acre.
Mrs. #Neiswender Of 1885 Jackson street
who has been in the Keith Rhodes hos
/ pital for the past week recovering from
/ the results of fall from a street car
was able to return to her home yester-
day.
Mrs. ". H. Bachelor returned today
! from Kansas City where she went to
1 see Mr. Bachelor, who is confined IN
/ the Union Pacific hospital suffering
from a broken ankle. He IS improving
but will be in the hospital for several
weeks.
The funeral of Martha Fort. colored
who died Monday. was held this after
noon from the Price church on jackson
street near the river. The burial was n
Rochester. Miss Fort, who was 2;
years old was the colored woman who
was shot some ten days ago at juno
ton City by a member Of the Ninth
cavalry band
Mrs. L. S. Dolman and sons, Arthur
Hobart and James Lewis, Of Ardmore
4 Okla. who have been the guests OF Mr
DoIman's parents. Mr.. and Mrs Samue
Dolman. of 824 Quincy street. have gonl
to Red Oak. Iowa. to visit Mrs. Dol
mans parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Pringle
Miss Helen DoIman Is stin here viii
her grandparents
A. F. Kiss who lives on Van Bare1