The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-28
NORTH TOPEKA.

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J. B. Fetderling was in town today from
Elmont.
Ross Phillips was in town yesterday
from MenOken.
H. L. Smith and family moved today
from 215 Fairchild street to 900 Topeka
avenue.
mer who will shortly move to Topeka,
were in town today looking for suitable
location.
The funeral of the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Thomas. whose death &C
CURED al Valencia Monday evening, was
held this morning al valencia and the
burial was in Topeka cemetery
Miss Mildred Phillips will return tomor-
row from Kansas City, where she has
been visiting her sister Mrs June Bax-
ter and attending the opening of the mil
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Steele, who have
sold their farm in the Pence neighbOrhood
to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Markham, moved to
North Topeka the first of the week and
have gone to housekeeping at 1929 Topeka
avenue.
There is some talk on the street of hold
ing a union law and order meeting Sat
urday night at Lukens' opera house n orth
Topeka and Northern Shawnee is not be
hind the rest of the country in wanting
a square deal
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Swartz. formerly of
North TODeka but who since the big
flood have made their home on the south
side, will return to the First ward to live.
They expect to move this week from 304
Klein street to 1923 Quincy street.
Mr.. Thomas Dyke. who has been lay
reader in charge of the Church of the
Good Shepherd for the past few months,
left last evening for Burlington. Kan.
where he will take M the work Of lay
reader for the Episcopal church there.
There will be a Good Citizenship meet
ing in the Kansas Avenue NJ z. church
this evening at o'clock. under the aus
pieces of the W. c. T. L. Judge Carver
will conduct the question box and Mr..
Norris will make the address of the even
ing.
Mrs. NJ. c. Moore who has been spend
ing the winter in Los Angeles. Cal, has
returned to Topeka and will be the guest
OF her daughter. Mrs Frank Heyden of
1907 Jackson street, until she has com
pleted her arrangements to go to house
keeping.
Miss Bessie Sheetz viii entertain her
finch club this evening at her home 1892
Quincy street Her guests will be Mrs
Isaac Sheetz. Mrs. Harry Wiley, Miss
Mildred Baird. Miss Grace Palmer, Miss
Bessie Watts, Miss Lillian Todd, Miss
Ethel Wick.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Page and daugb-
tiers. Misses Grace Lecl<ie Page and Eu-
phemia Page. Of 1927 Monroe street. ex-
pect to spend the summer in Scotland
time in May Mr. Page and the Misses
Page viii visit Paris and other interest
ing places on the continent while abroad.
Mrs. G. W. BaiIOr entertained a num-
Der Of relatives at her home, 1920 Central
avenue, Tuesday at high noon Her
guests were Mr. Adam Bailor and Miss
Nettie BaiIor of Geneva, Neb-, Mr. and
Mrs. I. r. DerrOw and daughter Mr. and
Mrs. p W. Naught and children of Hor-
ton. DR.. and MIS-. L. d Bailor Of Lead,
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A squad of the Japanese workmen who
have been "A 0rking on the double track
for the Union Pacific between here and
Kansas City. expect to leave shortly for
wyoming, where the Union Pacific will
again make use of them. The Japanese
take with them their camp equipment
which consists of, among other things, a
large range.
J. A. King. the horseshoer who was in
iured while at work Saturday by the
horse he was shOeing pushing him against
the wall and bruising him considerably,
is much improved Mr.. and Mrs. King
and family will move this week from 1928
Quincy street to the Grant Gilman prop
erty. on Monroe street, which they have
lately purchased