The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-30
NORTH TOPEKA.

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The North side mills shipped OUT L
carloads of flour Saturday
3. C. Arnold left last evening for COL
orado to spend some time
Ed Tickle of Ramona, Mo, arrived
Saturday to visit North side <rlenus-
r. d. Joseph of Shorey has about Tor
t.. acres Of fine looking corn 1t prom
tses big yield.
The regular meeting Of the Soldier
township trustees was held today IN IoS
parlors Of the Citizens bank.
Mrs. Charles Slower. of the Silver
Lake road. will leave tomorrow foT
Denver, Col. to spend some weeks
Lee Groshong and sister, Miss Fay
(zrOshong spent Sunday afternoon at
their old homestead farm near hlh -es-
Mr.. and Mrs. Hellyer of Chicago are
the guests of Mrs Hellyer's brother
Philip Seig.
Yardmaster Carlson of the Union Pa
cihc spent Sunday visiting his family
at Granville
H. r. Heinzman, physical director OF
the Topeka 7. NJ. G. A, left today 1of
Lake Geneva to attend the Y. N. c. A.
conference.
Mrs. Colder and daugter. Miss Colder
of Holton, are the guests of Mrs. Hag-
gerty and Miss Minnette Loop a. tlel1
home in Shorey.
Among the Silver Lake people in town
today were J. +. Guild, DR.. F'risbia. M
and MIS-. Fred ". Thomas, D. o. smith
and c. c. French
A. F. Kiss, roadmaster Of the eastern
division of the Union Pacific. with head
quarters at Kansas City, spent sunday
with his family in North Topeka
Mrs. A. J. Arnold and niece. Hiss
Bessie Campbell viii leave lnis aYealng
for Boulder, Col to visit MIS- ArnOld's
brother. Mr.. Campbell and family.
The Union Pacific line repairers are
putting in new poles and changing the
location of the telegraph lines through
the yard here to accommodate the new
double track improvements.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Short of Spring
field Mo, and Mrs Stears and laugh
ter Harriet Of Fl. Plains, n. Y. ar. The
guests of their mother, Mrs. Short If
S35 Madison street, and other relatives.
Charles Nauman at Rochester reports
that the rain Of Friday night Lass WIS
great benefit to the surrounding caun-
try. He says that the peach trees at
Rochester are loaded down with late
peaches. The crop Will be immense.
Mrs. D B. Smith Of Russell. KY, and
Mr.. John SeagTaVes of Huntington.
Va, are the guests Of their cousin Mrs.
Charles Armstrong. Mrs. Armstrong
recently returned from a visit to Ken
lucky and met these relatives for the
drst time at that visit.
Mr.. Arthur Parsons went to Kansas
lily yesterday 10 dLtEuu the funeral OF
his brothers wife, Mrs. Fred Parsons.
which was held this morning at 10
o'clock. The burial was in Mount -Jpe
cemetery. Miss Minnette Loop also
went down this morning for the fun
eral.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schmidt. south
west corner of Jefferson and Fairchild
streets, spent Sunday afternoon with
Charles Nauman and family at Roches-
ter suburb, The Schnidts expect soon
to rent out their house ard move to the
country for the benefit of MIS-. Schmidts
health
Sunday afternoon about one o'clock
a c. r. l. & ?. freight went east with
about so cars in the train. When the
engine reached Soldier Creek for some
unknown reason it stopped the caboose
and rear end OF the train at this time
was just opposite T3yiOr's elevator. The
train stood there for 80 minutes but no
policeman was In sight to see that the
city ordinance in regard to blocking
streets was enforced.
Miss Minta Evans, daughter of M.
and y rs. NJ S. Evans of this city. who
for the past eight years has been doing
missionary work in New York has
passed the examination of the BAPTIST
Foreign Missionary board and been &C
cepted by them without further DELAY
to DO missionary work in India Miss
Evans win leave the first Of September
for her new field OF work. She has for
some time been assistant pastor of a
Baptist church in New York state and
for some time has had charge of one OF
the outing stations in the state where
The Fresh Air children are sent for their
annual country trips. According to the
rules Of the mission board Miss Evans
viii have to remain in India seven
years before she can return to her na-
tive country.
Miss Holmes and sister. Mrs. Bell O.;
England, who have been spending the
past II months in Topeka visiting their
sisters. Misses Lille and Annie Holmes
Of Laurent and Quincy streets and their
brother. George n. Holmes. of Shore,-
started today on their homeward trim
From here they go to Detroit then tc
Toronto, taking the trip down the X
Lawrence and through the Thouga nd
Islands to Montreal. From 1onfrsa-
they go to Boston, Mass. where they
viii spend next Sunday. They sail from
Boston on Tuesday, August :. on ths
Hiberina, Cunard line for Iivernool
after a short stay in Liverpool the1
viii leave for Boston I.incolnshir~
where they viii stop some time with an.
other sister. This is Miss Holmes .ane
8drs. Bells first trip to the United. state.
and while here they spent two weeks II
Colorado In speaking of this countr,
Miss Holmes said its immense size mad,
the greatest impression upon her. Sh,
mentioned the vast distances hetv-eer
towns coming west from Chicago am
also the great wheat fields OF kansas
&hey were also greatly Impressed vgfff