The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-07
NORTH TOPEKA.

leave items for this column with kim
ball Printing Co. s1e N. lansas ave.l
G. Kelsey was in town yesterday
from MenOken.
smith Nichols was in from Silver
Lake yesterday
Ernest Hughes was in town satur-
day from Granville.
Silas Rodgers of Meriden was
North side visitor today.
Ross Phillips of Menoken was a
North side visitor yesterday.
Have you used Petro & Woodford's
spruce and pine cough drops?
Mrs. J. J. King is confined to her
home, 1926 Jackson street, by an at
tack of grip.
Mrs. Fred Wilson and baby arrived
Friday from MUscOgee, I. T., to visit
Mr.. Wilson'S parents.
Headquarters for gas cook and heat
ing stoves and gas fixtures Best prices
in the city j. H. FOUGHT.
A. Steinberger of Ohio who has been
visiting relatives near Meriden has
now gone to WaKeeney to visit his
brother.
Mr.. Cushing, one of the National lee
turers on temperance, will occupy the
pulpit at the Second Presbyterian
church this evening.
Mr.. James Sheldon, who went to Ok
lahOma some time ago, has returned to
North Topeka with his bride Mr.. and
Mrs Sheldon viii make their home in
Shorey.
Mrs. Clarence Chamberlain of 1924
Harrison street accompanied her moth
er. Mrs. S b. Wills and brother Wesley
Wills, to Kansas City yesterday, where
they Will be the guests today of friends.
The North side friends of Mr. E. P.
Baker will be pleased to learn that he
is regaining his health and yesterday
was able to take a walk of a block.
MI Baker is now located at the Blower
house.
Notice in our south window the en-
broideries shown there. They are worth
from l5c to soc a yard. Commencing
Monday these go on sale at loo a yard.
The Cash Mercantile Co, North To-
peka.
Mr.. Barley Browning of Linwood
was the guest Saturday of Mr. and Mrs.
Q. G. Nicholson. He was enrOute to
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joshua Browning, six miles north Of
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles shonkwiler.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Slaybaugh, Mr..
Jones Murrel and Mr.. Charles Elkins
they accompanied the remains of
George ShOnkwiler yesterday.
A woman who is evidently of the
Mrs. Darlington order. telephoned
member of the Baptist church yester-
day to know if the "asafoetida" ser
the church. She meant antiphonal ser
vice.
At the Congregational church this
morning a new system will be inaug-
urated and the Sunday school and
morning service Will be merged into
one. The service will commence at
1890 and continue an hour and half.
Preaching in the evening at 7:30-
J. H. King. who has recently moved
to North Topeka and opened up a
hOrseshOeing shop has purchased the
Grant Gilman property at 1920 Monroe
street for S1.50O.0O. Mr. King intends
to make this place his home. At the
present his family are living at 1928
Quincy street.
Louis James, the expert accountant
son Of T. NJ. James of this city, is now
in Texas City, Texas, installing a new
accounting system for a firm in that
place. Mr. James headquarters are
now in Minneapolis, Mimi, and he may
stop in Topeka when en- route to his
home to visit his father.
Mr.. C. E. Karr, who has lately
moved from 91S Monroe street to lb6
Logan avenue, Oakland, Will have
prayer meeting at his home Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock. All are cordially
invited. The electric car passes by his
door. and one should leave the car cor
ner of State street and Logan avenu.
At the Baptist Sunday school this
morning the newly elected OTflcers VIII
begin their QuuGS- 4HGy are. loupSA III
tendent John NJ Carter; assistant
Robert Rigdon; superintendent pri-
mary department. c. c. Nicholson, as
sistant Miss Edna Kineaid; treasurer,
Earl Frantz; secretary, Miss Edna
Fraser; librarian, Charles Wise; assist
ant, Paul Van Mes.
Last Thursday evening Mr.. Charles
Nauman of Rochester took his phono-
graph to the reform school and gave
the boys there treat Aside. from the
various photograph records which
were from grave to gay. the program
was supplemented with piano and vio-
lin selections by Mrs Charles and Miss
Charles. The boys We're highly de-
lighted by this imprOmptu concert.
Geo. Knoll at 837 North Kansas ave
nue.. sold over 400 framed pictures dur
ing December. Reasonable prices and
large assortment caused this. Com
mencing Monday, January 8, for one
week. he will offer 800 framed pic
lures and any sized picture frame made
to order at 25 per cent discount from
the former low prices. This means a.
large sale and we advise early Selec-
TOMS 1t means rare bargains.