The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-17
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Charles Suit went to Willard TO-DAY
J. z. Guild was IN town today from Sill
yer Lake.
Mrs. Mary .Horning was IN town today
/ from Granville.
| George Weir of Silver Lake was a North
/ side visitor today.
Felix McGinnes Of Granville was a
North side visitor today.
Have you used Petro & Woodford' 8
spruce AMI pine cough drops2
Ed Ward Of Kiro, candidate for county
commissioned, went to Silver Lake tuday
+ TO look after matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Whyle Martin visited
North side friends today en- route from
Dennison to Eskridge. Kansas.
| Roy Flemming Of Elmont was a North
side visitor today. Mr.. Flemming expects
/ to leave shortly for California
Nj Thad Cooper who is attending school
/ N Topeka went to his home in Menoken
this morning to spend Sunday.
{ There is some Improvement in the condi-
1 ton of T. K. Heinzeman who was stricken
/ with paralysis over a week ago.
The Cottage Home boarding house, 927
North Kansas avenue, will soon be open
4 ed for business by Mrs. J. F Herring.
/ Miss Bair of Richmond. Utah, and Miss
/ May Bair of Pocatello, Idaho. were the
guests yesterday Of Mrs c. F. Adams
Mrs. Gus Bollotte who has been quite
] III with an attack of acute indigestion at
her home. 1903 Quincy street, is much i'm
proved.
Irene, the little daughter If Mr. and Mrs
John Spear who is Ill with diphtheria at
the family home, 1915 Central avenue, was
better today
Grove Dolman is up from the university
at Lawrence to spend Sunday visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. DOlman, ~
West Gordon street
Thomas Neiswender of Kiro was in town
today; Mr. Neiswender came in to re-
celVe his appointment as treasurer of Cap
/ tain Wallace school. district No. q.
The services at the Church of the Good
shepherd tomorrow will be morning pray
er and htany at eleven clock with an
address on Habit by Mr.. Thomas Dyke,
lay reader, in charge.
At the Congregational church tomorrow
services will be held at 1890, subject,
The Blessing of Obedience" Preaching
In the evening at 7:S0. c. E. meeting at
o'clock.
Mr. Thomas Dyke who has charge of the
services a the Church of the Good Shep-
herd for the past four months will leave
on the 27th of this month for Burlingame
where he will take charge of the Episcopal
mission.
a supper last evening at their hall after
the regular business of the order was I'M
ished- The supper was for the members
and their families and conee. doughnuts
and fruits were served.
The Merry Matrons met last Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Norman
We're Mrs Ernest Mathews and Mrs. J.
Morris. The next meeting will be Thurs
Gay. Ma1CQ 4, at the nome u MIS- JOAAAA
Johnston, 240 Holman street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Hanley and little son,
]. D, Jr- arrived yesterday from Idaho
Falls, Idaho to visit Mr.. Hanley's mother.
Mrs. Julia Hanley, of 1925 Topeka avenue.
Mrs. Hanley and little son viii make an
extended stay here but Mr. Hanley VIII
only remain for two weeks when he VIII
go to Denver, Colo, to look after business
interests
Superintendent Charles Of the -efni m
school has just completed a fine sinder
road of over a mile. This road begins at
the entrance of the school grounds ana
extends until it meets the Rochester ma
cadan7 road This inprovement on Mr..
Charles part will be appreciated by many
as this is one of the leading country ROADS
and at times has been very heavy with
Word has been received here Of the
Williamson which occurred yesterday
morning at three O'Clock from consump-
ton. The funeral will be held tomorrow
at Longn1ont. Mrs. Williamson vas d SIS
ter Of Mrs Elizabeth Finch of this city
and of Mrs John Manley and Miss MIN
ME Foster of Hoyt Miss Foster LETT l :t
Rev Mr. O. c. Brown Of Emporia who
has been assisting Rev. Mr.. Tanner with
the special services this week at the zap
fist church went to his home yesterday
to make arrangements 1or q song sS, - + ~
tomorrow at his church. de VIII return
here In time for the Sunday services ana
will assist Rev. Mr.. Tanner with the spec
week MIS- Brown who has been the
guest this week OF Mrs. Tanner returned
home yesterday.
Berry completed the purchase yes
teTfiav Of the Wilson Anderson farm when
is one Of the best equipped ar. ana FINEST nRes5
fruit and vegetable farms IN TINS seGl SCI
6 6l fh mics '7 vest Of North Topeka on the
lower Silver Lake road, and the price pe 1
bv MI Berry was 500 an acre " hilS tl
tam is a small one everything about me
place is in first class CONDITION, l,,. me ie
buildings. are most excellent. the mouse y
= is-es two story 8 room place and the
Earn and other outbuildings and fences
are in the best of repair Mr. ana MIS-,
81 e IL 1.Sbo have been living for Some time
At e4s jackson street expect to move INTO
a. cir new home about the first OF April