The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-24
NORTH TOPEKA.


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Charles Steinberger returned to his
home ia WaKeeney Thursday, after 3
short visit to Topeka friends and rela-
eives-
c. Kaser. who has been quite IA az
HIS home, go Harrison street, IS inn
proving
Mrs. Link. who lives north Of town.
slipped and fell on the icy pavement
on Railroad street yesterday afternoon.
breaking her right arm between the
wrist and the elbow. The injured wo-
man was taken to the Office OF DIT. A.
Dawson who set the bone Mrs Link
win probably be crippled for i've
weeks
Mrs. May Caldwell and gramddaugh-
tor of Bellev1lles who are returning
zFCm a winters visit to friends in
southern California and have been
stopping with Mrs. c. l. Haywood the
past two weeks, resumed their journey
yesterday. They VIII stop en- route at
Bairmont Neb.. to visit q brother Of
Mrs. CaldWelfs.
M A. Blanchard has returned from
I.arned. Kansas, where he recently
completed the building of G. new school
house.
The IRE department was called out
rnis morning TO the Cunningham
commission house at 117 West Lau-
rent where there was a small blaze
caused by the explosion Of a coal oil
stove which was kept burning in
rear room to keep the potatoes and
ether vegetables stored from freezing.
There was no one in the building at
the time Of the explosion as Mr.. Gun
bingham had just left on an errand to
the depot NeighbOrs noticed the
smoke pouring from the cellar win
dows and turned in an alarm. The
department was promptly on hand and
prevented what might have been
serious FIRE. The contents OF the build
ing were not injured at all and the
r era n feaa q
hole burned In the floor The build
4ag IS owned by Q. l. Haywood. When
Mr. Cunningham returned from his
trip to the depot he found a crowd
around his place of business and The
0remen busy at work
Roy Williams, son Of r. S. williams
o. 1920 Polk street. received a severe
Eau yesterday evening. He slipped on
the Icy ground and fell forward, cut
ting a deep cash just above the right
sye. Tt took four stitches to close it.
Kittredge c. Bean Of Fort Scott.
Kansas, is visiting old Topeka and
North side friends. Mrs. Bean and
children are for the present the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs NJ. r. White
Mrs. Fannie Whitney has returned
60 Lincoln. Neb.. after a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. o. III. Capron.
Mrs. A. J. Prouddt is confined to her
home. 1922 Monroe street, by severe
attack Of infiamnatOry rheun1a tis1rl-
Mr- Proudft, who has been i'll for
some time. is now suffering from an
sbcess on the neck and their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Maud Prouddt Irons. is also
quite ill at the family home. Miss
Anna Henry is nursing the family.
c. =. Antrim went to Kansas City
today for a short visit to his brother
1n-law, Vim. Boast
A new mail box has been placed at
the northeast corner OF Kansas avenue
and Norris street.
Merton French returned to Baldwin
yesterday to resume his studies at
Baker university after a Wee S visit to
relatives.
Mrs. j. H. Penniek was down from
MenolIen yesterday to visit her daugh-
ter, Miss Mabel Pennick, one Of the
operators at the Independent tele-
phone Office
At the Church of the Good Shepherd
tomorrow the services will be Sunday
school at 10 o'clock, morning prayer
with address at II o'clock. Mr.. Nau.
lay reader. in charge.
Just received ear OF sewer pipe and
fresh seeds on hand, flower bulbs. Ger
prices. Successor to c. G. Nicholson.
w. e. Section.
AT the township spelling contest held
last evening at the Rochester school
the schools represented were East In
dianOla, West IndianOla, Soldier. RO-
chester, Sea Indian Greek and Pleas
ant Hill. he three pupils who out
spelled the others and were selected
TO represent this township IN the coun-
~ contest were Elizabeth Jacques of
Rochester, Ralph Taylor Of West In
dianola and Ruth York of Seal.
Have you used Petro & Woodford's
spruce and pine cough drOps2
Services at the Baptist church to-
morrow viii be Sunday school at $50
a. m. Preaching by the pastor, Rev.
walter e. Tanner. at II a. m. and 7.30
p m. Morning subject, THE Straight
forward Life In the evening the
third of the series on Eccentric Char
acters OF the Bible, Elijah the Fish
Bite" Junior B. Y. ?. q. at D. m
Inferno diate and Senior at $50 D. m.
The service at the Congregational
church tomorrow viii be as usual al
1880 with sermon by Rev. H E.
1hayer. secretary Of the Missionary
Society Of Kansas In the evening at
1880 the pastor. Rev. T. J. Pearson.
Val preach. Junior c. 3. at o'clock
and Senior c. z. at o'clock prompt.
E. L. Ball is still quite i'll at his
home on Polk street.
Monday morning we will place on
EEie 2 600 yards Of bleached and un-
bleached muslin, English Long Cloth.
aDd 6ne Cambrics in I and 2 yard
lengths at u c yard This is worth
be seen today in our north window.
The Cash Nero Co
The LADIES' Aid society Of the kan
gae Avenue NJ E. church win give a
5azar March n and % and a dinner
Tuesday, March q, supper Tuesday
evening, March 81. Dinner zoe. Sup
per Toe
Served the City Twenty three Years.
Philadelphia. March 24-Samuel
Ashbridge died early today at his home
ln this city from a complication Of dis
eases. aged 81 years He had been IL
ill health for several months but his
condition did not become alarming IN
fil two DAVIS ago when he became I'M,