The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-12
NORTH TOPEKA.

ball Printing Co. 912 q. Kansas ave.l n
G. w. Spring of Oak Grange was in
town today.
Kelly shoes for ladies. durable and
stylish. JoseDh's.
Charles Gillian of northern Shaw
nee was in town today.
J. B. Riggs of Osl1aloOsa was a
North side visitor yesterday.
VIM. Alborn has returned from the
west and is again at Myers planning
mill.
e. A. Ward of Kiro, candidate for
county commissioner, was in town to-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Kent of Hoyt were the
guests over night of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
F. Herring.
A. J. Swan of Silver Lake was in
town today. 1t is presumed he came
to attend the chicken shewz
Mr.. VIII Van OrsdOl. Principal of
the East Indianola school. will ban
quet the school this evening.
Specials for Saturday, home made
pure pork sausage, 1Oc per h. Fred
Buechner. sos North Kansas avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoyes, for
merly- of North Topeka, but now of
1888 Clay street south, are the par
ents of a daughter, born yesterday.
ii. A Hebard of Blair, Neb. is the
guest of his father-in-laW s. 7.
Cromwell and family of 1I27 Kansas
avenue. Mr.. Hebard will be here I'M
til Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Lukens enter
tanned the members of Mr.. Lukens'
Sunday school classaf or tbs, aBaptist
church Wednesday, evening at their
home. 1908 Central avehhe,i III honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lamp, who were
members of the class and who have
now gone to Los Angeles to live.
Miss Annie Brock. a niece of Coun-
Gilman F. B. Simms who makes her
home with the Simms family, was
taken suddenly i'll yesterday with ap-
pendicitis. She was removed to
St0rmont hospital where an operation
was performed in the afternoon.
Miss Brock stood the operation very
well and is now doing nicely
Mr. David Kraus is confined to his
home, lib Central avenue, with
diphtheria- A short time before
Christmas the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Kraus was i'll with this same
disease and although she later died
from heart failure, she presumedIy re-
covered from the diphtheffa and the
house was fumigated Christmas day.
Mr.. Oliver, who has lately bought
the Ross place on the Rochester road,
has been busy recently clearing the
drift out of Soldier creek where the
stream skirts his place Mr. Oliver
took out two large trees and consider
able other drift. He has certainly set
a good example to others whose land
IS crossed QX the CIEEks OI IQi4S OOWn
to this stream.
Mr.. McEbev of 931 Topeka avenue,
an employe of the r. I. who had his
leg near the ankle injured short
time ago by a fall. had to have an
operation performed on the leg Sun
day The injured place was cut open
and the bone scraped. At this time is
was discovered that Alr. MeEpey- was
suffering from an abscess, Which nad
formed on the bone
The degree staff of Charity Lodge
No. 26. D of H. viii go to ROssVille
This evening to help organize a new
lodge at that place. The staff Is com
posed of the following members: Mrs.
Hearst, Mrs. st. Marys. Mrs. Mary
Saunders Mrs. Summers. Miss Julia
Keyes. Mrs. FTearick, Mrs Dowler,
Mrs Holmes, Miss Laura Morgan,
Mrs Hart Mrs. Saunders, Mrs. Han
lon, Mrs. HOuser, A. j. Hear1cks cap
tain.
The fire department was called out
about O'Clock this morning to the
I Ed McCle1land place on Kious street
east of the Union Pacific =fGaclzs,
where the barn was on fire. In the
building at the time were two cows
and a horse One COW and the horse
We're taken from the burning barn
/ badly burned but the other COW could
not be rescued. However, the animals
saved from the flames were so serious
/ " burned that it is understood they
were killed this morning.
Miller Fletcher.
{ Mr.. Elmer E. Miller of Hobart,
1 Oklahoma. and Miss Louise E Fetch
/ er of Topeka were united in marriage
( Thursday evening, January 4 at the
I NJ. E. parsonage at Hobart. Okla, by
/ Rev r. o. Callahan The bride is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H E.
/ Fletcher of North Kansas. avenue
and the groom has had charge of the
+ United states Express cornpa11yis Of
/ flee at Hobart since October Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller have a host OF
{ friends in Topeka
LOCAL MENTION.