The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-23
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NORTH TOPEKA NEWS

Mrs. Lydia Housknecht of Menoken,
was in town today.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. R. Ward were in
town today from Kiro.
Forbes Bros. have corn bran soc
cwt. Splendid COW feed.
A. J. Klienhans was a North side
visitor today from Granville. .-
Mrs. C. F. Howerton and daughter,
Mabel, were in town today from Ross
vile.
Blue post and Relief corps will meet
Friday evening in their hall for a joint
practice.
Mrs. c. o. Lee attended the Royal
nesday afternoon.
The degree staff of 14s R. N. A will
visit Woodbine camp in North Topeka
Friday evening, May "a.
Special Friday and Saturday, hat
North Kan. ave-, upstairs.
Miss Belle Lodge has gone to Dodge
City and other points in western Kan
sas where she will visit friends.
Mr.. Holcomb. west of the Reform
school, has returned from a visit of
several months to relatives in Pennsyl-
vania.
Mr. and Mrs E. E. Bechtol and fam
lily of No. 1035 Quincy street, expect to
leave Saturday for their claim near
Holly, Col.
DR.. and Mrs. Brockett are here from
Lebo, Kan, having been called by the
death of Mrs. Brockett's father, z. K
HeinZman.
Mrs. E. D. Small. of 1924 Quincy
street, who has been seriously i'll, is i'm
proving daily and yesterday was able
to sit up a part of the day.
Mrs. James Anderson. Jr arrived to-
day from Los Angeles, Cal, to visit her
father. S. H. Roberts and family and
Mr.. Anderson'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Anderson, Sr., of 11O1 Madison
street. -
Mrs E. H. Hanchett of 1411 Kansas
avenue, will leave Saturday for Phil
lipsburg to attend the wedding of her
son, George L. Hanchett and Mrs. Min
ME Garretson. which will be solemniz-
ed Monday, May q.
Councilman and Mrs. c. E. Jordan
South Dakota, where they will attend
the golden wedding of Mr.. Jordans
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jordan
which will be celebrated Tuesday, May
90.
Mrs. Garrison of Yellow Springs, Ohio
arrived today to visit her sister Mrs.
r. NJ. Thomas, of 1856 Monroe street,
and her brother, J. NJ. Shellabarger,
Garrison came to Topeka to attend the
family reunion of the Shellabarger fam
lily which will take place shortly.
One of the large Standard Oil tank
wagons upset last evening near the
Davis elevator on Tyler street. The
accident was caused by one of the front
wheels coming off After losing the
wheel the wagon tipped clear over. 1t
was left there until this morning when
it was righted, the wheel replaced. No
one was injured by the upset.
The Kimmerle building a S44 Kan
sas avenue, occupied by the Sturgis
Hardware company, is to be remodeled
and have a new front. When this build
ing was erected it was built that
second story could be added and an
entrance door was made in the south
end of the front. 1t has now been de-
cided to rebuild this part of the build
ing, take out the door and make the
fronts to correspond with the fronts of
the other one story buildings on the av
enue.
Fred Dana entertained the G. r. c.
and 2. c. A. c. clubs at his home,
1925 Buchanan street, Tuesday even
ing. Those present were Freda Belts,
Blanche Shorley. Juanita Putnam,
Florence Hamilton, Grace Forbes,
Stella Holman. Grace Myers. Mo1lie
Sypes, Gladys linn, Edwin Bissell,
Marshall Kennedy, Frank Dana. Earl
Kemper, Edmund Hanlon, George
German. Lester Stevich, Ivan Dibble,
Neylon Mulligan, Ralph Cross, Aston
Dana, Percy Barnes, Elmer Forbes
North Topeka is making prepare
tions for the big Cosmopolitan show
and street fair to be held next week
on Laurent street from the avenue to
Monroe street and the connecting