The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-28
NORTH TOPEKA.


BAH Printing Co. 512 N. Kansas ave-1
Mr. and Mrs. WIN. Ritter were in town
yesterday from Menoken.
Have you used Petro & Woodford's
spruce and pine cough drops?
6. w. DIcHenry and Ed. Rees were
North side visitors yesterday from Grant
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoyes have given
the name of Alice Eleanor to their little
daughter
John Preston who has been stopping
at 70 PaTamOre street left yesterday for
his home in Onaga.
The services today at the Church of
the Good Shepherd viii be morning pray
er and litany- no evening service.
The graduating class of the s "a"
grade Quincy school, composed a line
party at the Auditorium Friday even
ing.
Councilman and Mrs B. r. simms will
be the guests next Thursday night of
Ar. and Mrs. Carl Tinker to see Ben
sA- seL-oLs 4ltlless on her latheT
G. his home in Baldwin and will leave
Monday for his bedside.
r. j. Bickeu, successor to C. w. Arm
strong has removed to sos Kan ave. and
new friends at that place.
Elder w. u. Pence Will preacb tbis
4l2lllllB ac u O'Clock at the Baptist
laoernacle IN oakland, corner of Emmett
oakland street car to Emmett street.
All singers who took part in the chorus
at the Chapman meeting are requested ia
meet this afternoon at 8 O'Clock at the
First Christian church to practice for
the G.; p. rally. Be sure to bring vour
song books.
Oral. Gran ii. Layton had one OF his fingers
s1teIely mashed yesterday while work
ing at the Dibble grocery store. He was
nelplng hit a crate of cabbage when it
zen on MS finger MASKING it and tearing
the nail completely off
Congressman Charles Curtis will arrive
TO-DAY from Washington to visit his sis
ter Mrs. Jerome COlvin. 915 Van Buren,
sslIeeL ana 70 attend the Kansas Day
banquet on Monday and the semfcen-
tennial committee meeting.
W. E. Section who win have his sale
next Wednesday at his farm six miles
nor lh or town will move his family
next Thursday and will OCCUPY The r,1-r,f,,
ert at ll23 Van Buren, street. Mr.. Scot
On recently purchased the c. c. Mich
olson coal business
j.. w; Co. CQehr ran Of Menozen township
was North side visitor yesterday Mr.
cochran reports that much interest is
tahen ln politics i'm his section of the
country especially IN regard to the Office
or county commissioner. 1t is reborfeT
tnat 1ol; Norton has a strong following
for sheriff from the country
Mrs. S. J.. Courtney received v.or4 80,
lsIlay o. t9e death OF her cousin, Mrs
FRANK H. hutchinson which occurred
Sunday at her home in Queenstown. Nv,
MRS HUTCHINSON was "A years old ana
had been a sufferer from consfIf,r,fil175
for the past year. AS Miss Edna Bean
she viii be remembered bv fba -,
friends she made during her visits 49,
to her cousin who win be panied to bssr
OF her death. ~ near
The Baptists Of Lawrence are maxine
preparations to build a parsonage for
their pastor. Rev. w. B. Hufebfso5 ~
40r so long was pastor of the Nrar5I
AQpeka Baptist church. This Uarson-a %
VIII De modern up to date house ~
seven rooms and reception hail tn
property from the Ford estate ON Bbo5e
4s4and street which this church recenfiT1
Ln1erlLeQ mas lately been sold for over
10000 and this sum win be sDnTo7,Yis- =
ed for this building.
The Argonauts viii meet Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs q =
nicholson, 9l9 Van Buren, street M
lesson in the United States histo1t, LII
include the closing period of the 'rey-o-
+utluhd1y war and events iumefffafaTy~
by Mrs. o. ID. Skinner. The Dsner f9.. ~
evening The Constitution win he Nv
MI T. y. Stanley, principal of Ouincv
scnooi- The book review, Richard Car
vel VIII be given by Mrs. Arthur sr1ai1
AT the Congregational church TO-DAY, inc
union service OF the church and cl5r5sI-
sInool WI pc neld at 1890 Preaching in
1he evening at 1.50 by the pastor Rev
p. j. Pearson. Morning subject sRe-
pentance."
VIM Meade Of Bfenoken. candidate for
county commissioner, was slightly injured
ln the runaway ON the Melan bridge
yesterday morning when LEROY OFT -
nurt- Mr. Meade had both of his feef
bruised AT the time of the rllnsfv7.5,-
young Oft was bringing about 5000 ~
the Arnold Drug Co. and this money fsfi
out Of his pocket but was afterwards
found and returned to the boys father
A. II. OFT, the druggist. Young on f.
orabIc.
Friday win long be remembered by the
pupils Of the Sth "a grade Of 01iney
school for this day marked the compile
Glom Of their school work at Quincy and
E1e beginning Of a new life TO all OF