The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-05
NORTH TOPEKA,
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DR.. Frisbie was down this morning
from Silver Lake.
L B. Willitts Of Granville was
North side visitor today.
John Coughlln and z. S. Johnson /
We're in town today from Silver Lake.
Mrs. Todd has received her early ship /
ment of fall hats Call and see them
There win be ice cream social at the |
NJ. E church lawn Friday evening, !
September Z.
Misses Eleanor and Elizabeth Wood |
burn returned yesterday from Lake
Geneva, Wis.
Clyde L. Davis has returned to the
state normal at EmpoTia after
months vacation.
Miss Gayl Irwin has returned to Wa
mego after a weeks visit with Miss
Lavanche Hardick.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. H. Davis have
gone to Ohio for an extended visit with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. AIva schenck and daughters
have returned from week Visit 10
friends at Nadeau. Kansas
Ruth and Jeanette Emert left this
morning for Oskaloosa for lew Gays s
visit to their uncle and aunt, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Oscar Rains.
The Merry Matrons will hold their
first meeting this fall on Thursday,
Sept. 10th, at the home Of Mrs. Isaac
Sheetz, 824 Jackson street
Mrs. e. d. Small returned to her
home in Atchison this morning, after
visit of several days to her sons
Messrs. Charles and Arthur Small
Miss Ethel Blossom. who has been
visiting her parents for the last week.
has returned to Atoka, /. T., to resume
her position in the postoff1ce at thai
place.
Mrs. Ralph Skinner will return to-
morrow from Watonga, Okla, where
she went to attend the HotchkiSs-
Kiene wedding which will take place
today.
of -four We're shipped from the santa
Fe junction depot to different parts
of the United States This flour was
from the North Topeka mills.
Miss Clara Mitchell will go to Atch-
ison next week, where she will be the
guest of Miss Adele Small, who returns
| this week from Wilmington, Ill, where
she has been visiting relatives.
Miss Mabel King of 115 East Gordon
street, who has been the guest OF the
Maurer family at their home near the
county farm, went to Maple Hill yes
terday for a short visit to friends
Rev. James johnson of Eskridge
was a North side visitor today. KEY
Mr.. Johnson came to topeka 10 see
his son who is at Christ hospital sur
Mr.. and Mrs William Ingham, who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. D. Pratt of 1919 Central avenue,
have gone to Hutchinson, Kan, Where
they will visit their son before return
ling to their home in Poncas City, Okla
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Schenck and son
II CLYDE of sos West Gordon street have
returned from indianapolis, Ind
where they attended a reunion of the
Schenck family Monday. They also
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; spent a short time at Madison, Wis.
The Shawnee County horticultural So
| ciety will meet September at the J. F
Cecil home north of town. The program
will be Education for the. Country
Boy" Prof John Carter; Picking
Packing and Storing Apples" T E
Armstrong; Food Value Of Fruit" Dr.
Menninger.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Dolnan and chill
dren, who since their return from
visit to Mrs. Dolman's parents at Ret
Oak Iowa, have been visiting Mr.. DOL
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs Samue
Dolnan of 824 Quincy street, left tbs
: first of the week for their home II
Ardmore, I. T.
]. NJ NTH of Hutchinson, Kan, has
=, purchased two nice lots and is building
I room modern cottage. Mr.. and Mrs
! Smith formerly lived at 1922 Nortf
: jackson of this city. but will locate II
= Hutchinson. Mr.. Smith says he vii
s live on the highest ground in the cit.
: and expects to live undisturbed by tn
water.
j owing to repairs that are being
y made on the Rochester school hous
u this school will not open for the IA
term until Monday, Sept. II A neN
cement porch is being built, a neN
- brick walk laid, the building palnte
! | on the outside and the interior cleaned
: Miss Mabel Noel of Valencia will b
- the principal of this school and Mis-
. Clara Reynolds primary teacher
h The Frank Babcock building jus
i north of the Nystrom building was sol
Il Yesterday by the Frank Ward rec
e estate agency to Ross Phillips {
FL Menoken township for $1,5OO Nj
Is Phillips intends to put this building
g excellent repair, a new floor will D
g placed in 1t and new front addef
Putting this building in good shaI
will greatly improve the appearance
Kansas avenue as when this Is oon
N every store room on the avenue in tn
= block will be in excellent condition. A
,e soon as the building is in readiness
I will probably be occupied, as par1
" has already spoken to the agent abol
it.
The revival of Garfield park en-
phasizes the need of the double trac
II extension from Gordon street and alt
IN the paving Of the Avenue to the par
y These improvements would insure II
le still further Improvement Of the PAL
itself. There is no reason why Garne
park should not become as popular
Vfnewood. With some Of the artiflci
N attractions of Vinewood it would dra
ID far larger crowds. The boating
lie Vinewood amounts to nothing 1t Is
Id simple make believe, good enough +
te those who do not know what poatii
is. while at Garfield park this pastin
may be extended on the creek and {
the river 1t is said some exhibition
Il. similar to those at Vinewood Will pro
T1.-7- 81 al M
- season. Unless the railway compal
~ ~ gives a permanent five cent fare
I, Vinewood this Is all that will be nece
sarv to make Garfield rival Vinewoo
Avenue to the park but all of Nor
sronelza is Interested financially in Il