The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-03
NORTH TOPEKA.
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Miss Bertha Houser of Perry is the
guest of Miss Ellen Bachelor of 224
West Gordon street.
Misses Carrie and Edith Haynes of
sld harrison street Will leave Tuesday
evening for Colorado. They have
rented the Holman cottage at Manitou
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Todd, who were
married over week ago at the home
dnd-, returned to Topeka last week
1hey expect to go to housekeeping in
the near future in the Todd property
at 1912 Jackson street
Miss Helena Hohnbaum returned
last evening from a weeks visit to her
Hohnbaum, at Sabetha, Kansas.
Mr.. P. c. Kopp. who recently pur-
chased the Shields place. in Shorev
may not move there as he finds h has
a very desirable tenant on the place
| who IS loath to give it up as he likes
the Shorey suburb and its surround
ings.
George Holmes, who lives in Shorey
and is Connected with the legal depart
ment of the Santa Fe, walks back and
forth between his home and the Santa
re ornces- He makes the trip in an
average of forty minutes Mr.. Holmes
IS never sick. He believes in an abund-
ance of exercise. The weather is new
er too hot or too cold for him
Several of the Italian laborers work
ing on the track in the u. P yards
called for their time Friday. bought
tickets for ''Kans Zete" and left town.
The company had occasion to take one
Of their bunk cars and send to another
point This crowed them up a little
more and was not to their liking. hence
| they quit The Italian consulate at
Kansas City will fill their places
John Spear has purchased the Du-
pree Racket store, as owing to i'll
health Mr.. Dupree was compelled to
family and may possibly return to
France, his native country.
Mail Carrier Ora Myers wife and
/ baby spent Sunday at Meriden visiting
relatives and friends.
Charles Bentley, agent at Meriden is
| on on vacation of several weeks and
has gone east with his family. Roscoe
/ Roberts, who forme rly worked at the
! North Topeka station is acting agent
and operator at Meriden.
Five car loads of cattle came in on
| the Union Pacific last evening and
went to st. Joseph stock yards over
/ the Santa Fe.
i Rev. Father Henry of st. Joseph s
] German Catholic church was on the
North side this morning making sick
calls among his parishioners.
John Crawford. foreman of the
for several days vacation, and Con
Norton is taking his place.
| ]. Ash, a Santa Fe shopman. has
| purchased the farm on the lower Silver
Lake road near Updegraff's, consisting
| of twenty-five acres which has been
owned and occupied by Dutch Billy for
several decades. He will quit the shops
and occupy the farm as soon as vacated.
Jerome Colvin has sold his livery barn
at 116 West Railroad street to 6essrs.
Hows & Martin, two we'll known Shaw
nee county farmers. Mr.. Colvin will still
have an office at the barn for some
time.
The Western Wooden Mills may con-
tinue their pantaloon department on
/ the third floor Some of the directors
argue that the expensive machinery
should not lie idle. and that it gives
employment to our home people here
who in time spent their money here.
/ This point is certainly well ia en-. /.
/ is said that the new manager win come
from an eastern wooden mill.
D. T. Gabriel, manager of TayIor's
Perfection ball team, arranged with the
| down the Meriden team to play the local
team Sunday afternoon. The Meriden
boys went home on the evening passen-
ger train which was late and did not
get out till six p. m.
A car load of emigrant outfit and
stock came in on the Union Pacific yes
terday and went to Nortonvflle last
night on the Santa Fe. The railroad
men refer to car loads of emigrant out
Mt and stock as "ZuIus."
only the west half Of addition "A" to
| Garden place on North Sardou avenue
is in the city, the east portion being in
Soldier township Our ccancllmeT
should have the entire addition annexed
| to the city which would give the people
free delivery Of mails by the city car
riers.
The Parker Amusement company,
| consisting of twelve car loads, came in
| from the south on the Missouri Pacific
at two O'Clock yesterday afternoon and
the Santa Fe switched them to the
North side where the Union Pacific had
a crew and engine waiting to take them
to Lincoln, Neb., where they VIII show
the coming week
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. J. Slaybaugh enter
tanned at dinner Sunday in honor Of Mr.
and Mrs James H. Todd who were re-
! Gently married at Battle Ground, Ind.
/ Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs J. H.
| Todd. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Todd Mr..
and Mrs Charles Elkini. Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl c. Slaybaugh, Mr. and Mrs James
i II MurreIl Mr. and Mrs NJ J Slaybaugh,
Miss Essie Waite and Mr. Roy Stay
baugh
Mr. and Mrs W. L. Hofer have sold
their home at 1926 Kansas avenue to
Miss Cox Mr. and Mrs. Hofer expect
Il To move to Oakland in a few weeks as
Mr.. Hofer is now connected with the
Topeka Wooden Mill.
See our school shoes before buying.
T. D. Joseph, S26 North Kansas ave.
Mrs John Parents and daughters,
1 Ruth and Leah, of Shawnee, Oklahoma,
and Miss Mamie Zarker retus$ed last
evening from Kansas City where they
were the guests of Mr. H NJ. 1arker
and other relatives