The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-30
NORTH TOPEKA.

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ball Printing Co.. e12 N. Kansas ave.l
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Coleman were IN
town yesterday from Meriden-
| Pansies for SALE 40c Dozen 1915 N.
Jefferson street. Bell phone 36S1-Black.
According to the outlook this morning
| Soldier creek will be well lined with
fishermen and boys all this day.
Mr.. Charles KIeinhans, of Granville,
| is making large improvements IN MS
store building, the material for whlen
he buys in North Topeka.
Mr.. Merton French arrived home last
evening from Baker university, Bald
win. where he spent the past year at
school.
At the Church of the Good Shepherd
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Bishop
f r Millspaugh will administer the
rite of baptism to several candidates
The new Sardou avenue bridge looms
up well even from down in the neigh
borhood of the Kaw Valley school
house It is much higher than the old
/ enc. u laA&D
I The annual business meeting of the
4 North Topeka Baptist church will be
held Thursday, May 81 at p. m. Ev-
cry member of the church is urged to be
present
The Taylor Perfection ball team of
North Topeka will play the Santa Fe
/ ball team this afternoon at Garneld
park Taylor's Perfection ball team is
/ the champion amateur team OF Topeka
North Topeka market gardeners are
beginning to think that a long open
winter is to be followed by a cool dry
summer, and are wishing they could
have a little of the surplus rain that
fell just three years ago.
Mr.. J. B. Billiard, of the North Topeka
/ Central Mill and Elevator, owns one OF
the finest farms in the vicinity OF Oak
/ land. 1t lies north of Sardou avenue,
a short distance east of the big North
Topeka and Oakland bridge.
The members of Shawnee council No.
/ K and L. of s, enjoyed treat from
DR. NJ A. Swift last evening. After
the close of the meeting she invited
the members to be her guests at an
ice cream party. A very pleasant even
ing was spent.
Mr. w. r. Lunger of 1917 Quincy
street has resigned his position as
| cashier for the Union Pacific and has
! accepted the position as agent and
operator for the Topeka & Northwest
ern railway at Emmett, Kan. He viii
/ leave for that place at an early date.
Aulity lodge Psi K. of P elected the
following officers at their meeting Mon
! day evening: W. r. Parkhurst, G. G.;
J. Knote Withers, Y. C.; B. F. McPher-
son, P: J. D. Rodgers, NJ. OF w; ".
H Zarker. K Of r. and s; A. B:
E.; C. P. Anthem. M at A.; T. J. Bick-
ell, L G.; William Bouslog, o. q.
Mrs. Herbert Green entertained the
/ degree staff of Harmony Rebekah lodge
| last evening at her home, 921 Harrison
street. Refreshments of Strawberries,
cream and cake were served. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wehe and
Miss Emma Stevens of the South side,
Mrs Minnie Whitehead. Mrs. George
Young. Mrs. Wizer, Mrs. J. K. With
ers, Mrs. Day, Mrs. A. S. Diffenderfer,
Mrs. Wolverton, Miss Crowel, Miss
Edith Haynes. Miss Carrie Haynes. Miss
| Florence Anderson. Miss Ellen Holli-
day Miss Frances Short.
Miss Grace Galloway is spending a
/ short time in Topeka the guest OF the
Misses Kelley at their home on Polk
street Miss Galloway will be remem-
bered by many North Topeka people as
| when a child she made her home here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Galloway. After the death of Mr.. Gal
loway, Mrs. Galloway and her daugh-
ter moved away and the formers death
occurred about a year ago in Chanute,
4 kan Since then Miss Galloway has
been making her home with the family
of Rev. S. e. Busser, formerly of North
i Topeka but now Of San Francisco. She
is now en- route to her former home in
Chicago.
The last meeting and annual picnic
, OF the w. T. K. club which was tC
have been held yesterday at Vinewood.