The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-23
NORTH TOPEKA.


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BAH Printing Co. 90 N Kansas ave-l
n. w Lucas. OF Silver Lake, was IN
town Saturday.
Mr.. Joseph Hopkins was in town sun
day from Rossville.
j. X. Withers. Rock Island station
agent at Anthony, kan, spent SUNDAY
here with his family.
Mr. Chris Klostemier of Atchison is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Scarlet, Oh
220 West Gordon street.
The TAXA HASH club viii meet Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Aus
tin Malone, 1913 Monroe street
The W. C. T. u. will meet at the resi-
dence Of Rev. Mr.. Reed, 1ll5 North
Jackson street, tomorrow at 3 p. m.
Rev. Herbert Cross, pastor of the Sill
yer Lake Baptist church. accompanied
by his sister, Miss Cross, was in town
toda-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur voorhees, left
yesterday for Denver, where they VIII
spend several weeks.
Grove Dolman was up yesterday from
Arkansas City and spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Dolman
Of 100 West Gordon street.
A tank car of crude oil from Erie,
Kan. on the Santa Fe going TO Man
haitian on the u. P. was leaking so bad
ly that it had to be transferred here.
Mrs. H. B. Morse and daughters were
the guests Sunday. of Mr.. and Mrs. j. )
Morse of PA West Gordon street and left
today noon for their home IN Emporia.
Rev and Mrs. John Tracy will arr
rive next week from ShelbyEtlle, H., 70
visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs sam
uel Tracy and Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Sheetz.
An influx of Russians TO swell the
population of Little Russia arrived here
on the Santa Fe plug Sunday p. m.
few more will reach here by Thursday
next.
John Schmidt, corner of Fairchild and
JEFFERSON streets, and George SPAIN, who
occupies the banner house in Little Rus
STA. visited Charles Nauman of Roches-
ter precinct Sunday afternoon.
Rev. F. M. McKirahan, chaplain at
the reform school had the boys out on
the road between the reform school and
Shorey for an exercise and drill Sunday
afternoon. They marched double file.
Miss Pearl Irwin arrived yesterday
from Pittsburg, Pa, for a short visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. u. L. r.
win of 91S Morris avenue. I0wman Hill.
Miss Irwin expects to return east We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Vim. c. Shaw and son of Colo
RADIO Springs who are the guests Of
South side relatives spent yesterday in
North Topeka visiting old friends. They
are en- route to Mrs. Shaw's old home III
Ohio to visit friends.
E. D. Small is in town today from
Little Rock, Ark, and viii go to Atehi-
son this evening to spend several
months with his wife and daughter
Mrs. Small and Miss Adele Small and
his son, Mr.. Harry Small.
Enoch MARBLE has ten acres on the
reform school road just north of Charles
Gerteiseu's and east of T. J. Joseph's
ground where he intends to build him
self house. He has already hauled the
rock there for the foundation
Mrs. Neiswender of 1925 jackson
street Who was injured one day last
week by a fall from. a street car and
since then has been ia the Keith Rhodes
hospital is improving and will be able
in a few days to return to her home
Edward fowler, 40 years old. died yes
terday morning at II o'clock of para
lysis at the family home, 1888 Quincy
street. The funeral will be held Tues
day afternoon at O'Clock from the
house and the interment will be in Ro-
chester cemetery.
Mrs. c. L. Haywood and daughter
Miss Edna Haywood, left today for Los
Angeles, Cal, to visit Mrs. Heywood's
brother, Mr.. w. G. Norris and other
relatives at Pasadena, Catalina and
Betteravia. They Will spend most of
their vacation at the beach where they
have rented a furnished cottage.
The corn meal and graham -four made
DE tne central ana 6aW alley mills is
gaining such q reputation that it is
common occurrence that when the -four
ing mills get orders for car loads of -four
they are asked TO fill in with graham
flour and meal. North Topeka has. two
of the best cereal mills in this state
The Intermediates of the Baptist
church viii have a picnic tomorrow ev-
ening at the A. J. Berry farm on the
lower Silver Lake road The votnp
people will meet at the home Of their
leader, Miss Alice Dallas, 1211 Western
avenue. tomorrow evening at $50
o'clock and walk from there to the farm