The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-13
NORTH TOPEKA.


Leave items for this column with Kim
ball Printing Co, 912 N. Kansas ave.l
AIenoken.
Ira Hopkins of Rossville was a North
side visitor today.
Kelly shoes for ladies, durable and
stylish. JOseph's.
Miss Ella Smith expects to leave iris
afternoon for Holton
I frame pictures. Don't forget that.
Bair, 917 North Kansas avenue.
Blue Cross K. P. A. No. lis met last
evening at their hall in the Barrett block
and initiated eight candidates.
There is no improvement in the con-
dition of Evan Davis who is very ser
nue.
shellabarger's ambulance was on the.
North side yesterday and took Mrs.
Cook of Quincy street to DR.. Keith's.
hospital
Mrs. s. S. Myers and daughter, Miss
Annie Myers, drove to Hoyt yesterday
where they viii be the CUES Of rela-
tfves over Sunday sse
A. E. Dickinson from near Meridehs
was a North side visitor today. Mr..
Dickinson is a candidate for representa-
tive from this, the 37th, district.
Miss Olive P. Rude has won the set
of dishes on exhibition in Sheetz store
pom contained in the packages of break
fast food.
J D. Pratt went to RossvilIe last
evening to see his brother, Dr.. H F..
Pratt, who is ILL., He returned this
morning, his brother being somewhat
improved.
The Ohio club will meet Monday at
ternoon at their hail. III West Sixth
street Miss May Gleason of Lawrence,
Kansas, us expected to be present and
give several recitations aa
Robert, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Fraser, formerly of North Topeka,
who has been quite i'll at the family
home in Rocky Ford, Colo, is much bet
ter at the last word received
W. E., Scotch Of Menoken township
will move his family to North Topeka
shortly. Mr. Scotch expects to go into
businessson the North side and it is I'M
derstood that he has rented the J. Lapp
property at 8S7 Harrison street.
Mr.. Charles Sleeper cashier of the
McIouth bank, and Mr.. Iaming cash.
Ter of the bank at Tonganoxie, were in
Topeka yesterday inspecting the bur
glar alarm system which was installed
Hast fail in the Shawnee State bank
They are considering the question Of
eqnipping their banks with the same de-
vice.
A J. Berry has sold his farm. Shady
Nook, three miles weston the lower Silver
| Lake ROAD 10 MI W. r Gray OF Iowa.
The price paid was $1,000. Shady Nook,
which consists of so acres. is one of the
.prettiest farms in this locality. Mr. Gray
bought the place for a home and expects
to move his family here in about two
weeks. Mr., Berry has f0r~the last two
years made his home in town.
Mr.. w. w. Stout of Silver Lake was
a North side visitor today. Mr. and
Mrs. Stout have recently returned from
q visit Of SIX months to their old home
in FaranklifT county. Illinois, and other
spoints, Mrs. Stout is at the present
/ the guest of friends in Lawrence, Kan
sas, and Mr.. Stout joined her there this
safternoon. They expect to return to
their farm near the Lake as soon as
they. can get possession.
/ Mrs. William Hobson of 219 Paramore
street entertained at a.chiIdren's party
/ Thursday evening in b5nor Of the 18th
anniversary eff her daughter. HazeI's,
! birthday. The-time was spent playing
/ various games and at af-late hour re-
freshments were served Those who en-
joyed the evening were: Ethel Glenn,
| Ethel Fink Mabef AmeM, Stella Hol-
man. Mabel Axtell Hazel AxteIl, Hazel
/ West, Cecil West, Mary Summers, Eva
Kimes, Winnie Spangler, Mary Belle
FDoane, Chester Thomas. Paul Cooper.
Pierce j. aGeorgeA Lease Walter
King guy 0Hield, Preston Wilson.
Richaa 6bson and Earl Spangler.
Mrs. Hobsen was assisted in entertain
ing by MRS. Lewis Glenn.