The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-18
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Refrigerators and freezers. Frats
Bros.
John -dattingly was in town today
from Menoken
RI. Anderson made a business trip
TO Auburn today.
Jacob Albert Of Meriden was a North
side visitor today.
Lester. Olson is i'll with malarial fever
at his home in the Lyman district
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Pratt were me
guests today of Mrs. Joseph Faeny Oh
Valencia.
Asa Antrim of Morns & Myers was on
on a vacation yesterday and his route
on the south side was covered by Joe
Welke.
Mrs. w. W. Ean will return to her
home in Horton Sunday after q shoI
visit to her parents, Mr.. ana MIS- L.
Swensen.
Mrs. MARBLE and son George of 9s5
Jackson street have returned from a
visit to Mrs. MARBLES father, MT bol1'
at Mayetta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Rains Of Oska-
Ioosa were North Topeka visitors yes
terday. Mr.. Rains is county attorney OF
Jefferson county
The North side Taxa Hashi Embroid-
cry club VIII meet Tuesday afternoon a.
West Eleventh street
Mrs. Florence Ruth of Ohio who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs j. r. Buck
of 1125 Jackson street, was the guest
several days this week Of her niece, MRS
Lillian Pagan, of 41S Buchanan street
south.
At the business meeting of the com
municants of the Church Of the GOOD
Shepherd held last evening at the churcn
the following officers were elected
Treasurer, Mr.. Bachelor secretary
Miss Ruby Davies.
Mrs. J. H. Sproul entertained lnfor-
rnally at dinner Thursday at her home
in Shorey. Covers were laid for Mrs. C.
Howard Mrs P. NJ. Neiswender, Mrs
E. D. Mallery, Miss Brooks, Miss Nellie
Howard and Monroe Neiswender-
Miss Dorothy Curtis and niece, Miss
Leona Curtis, are expected home from
Washington the first of the month Con
gresham and Mrs. Curtis and son Harry
VII follow later while Miss Permelia
Curtis who is a student al Wellesley coll
lege win not be home probably until
some time in July.
Mrs. Annie Schemerhorn who makes
her home with her father, J. NJ WlIker-
son, 1910 Kansas avenue, had the mis-
fortune yesterday to break her left arm
near the wrist and also fracture her ell
bow Mrs. Schemerhorn's little child
was sitting in its go-cart and in giving
a sudden lurch was in danger of falling
out. To prevent this the mother reach
ed forward to catch the child but in so
doing slipped on the floor which had
been recently mopped and fell on her
arm The accident is painful one.
Rev. Herbert D. Cross. pastor Of the
Baptist church at Silver Lake, who was
called to Camden, n. J., over a week
ago by the serious illness of his sister,
will arrive here this week and will occu-
by the pulpit as usual at the Silver
Lake church Sunday morning at II
O'Clock. The friends of Rev. Mr.. Cross
will be glad to learn that his sisters
condition is much improved and she Is
now slowly regaining her health. Rev.
J. Barrett viii fill the pulpits at Rev.
Mr.. Cross other charges Sunday,
preaching at II o'clock in the Prairie
Home church and at o'clock in the
Bethel church.
Some farmer who was in town this
morning and whose knowledge of horses
is certainly limited caused great indig-
nation to be felt by persons on Kansas
avenue by the way he abused one of his
animals. The man was driving one
horse and leading the other which was
tied to the harness of the first horse
The horse had no objections to being
led and was willing to go but was some
what confused which direction to take
as the wagon sometimes iuterfered with
his travel To make matters clear Il
him his owner beat him with the whip
striking him on the head frequently
While the remarks made by the by
ISLANDERS were not complimentary to the
man he was allowed to abuse his ANNA
until he was tired when he drove off
the horse going along willingly as soor
as he understood what was required Of
him.