The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-24
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are delayed by the street car company,
while this company say that the nom
arrival of their rails has put them
back in their work. In the meantime
no matter what is the cause of the
delay the North Topeka people have
to put up with the annoyance and in
convenience of having their principal
street in this condition.
Petro & Woodford, prescription
druggists.
North Topeka, will deliver lecture
at the Asbury NJ E. church Sunday
at IL o'clock on 1.-The Evils OF Intoxi-
eating Liquors"
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Asquith and son,
Charles, and daughter, Ida, accom-
panied by Mrs. Asquith's brother, E.
Randolph, have gone to Colorado,
where they will spend a few weeks
visiting Manitou, Colorado Springs and
Denver.
Proctor FOUGHT will return today
from a visit to relatives at Concordia.
Mrs. A. j. Arnold of 927 Jackson
street and nephew, Joseph Campbell,
returned last evening from a visit or
four weeks to Mrs. Arnold's sister,
Mrs. Frank Leavenworth and family,
at their summer home near Mime
apolis, Mimi.
c. w. Lukens made a business trip
to Holton today.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Miller of Meri-
den left today for Glasco, Kan, to
visit their children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Dowd are the
guests of Mrs. Dowd's sister, Mrs. o.
NJ. Capron.
Elder w. T. Pence will spend Sun
day in Hoyt.
Mr.. Lerrigo will Occupy the pulpit
of the Baptist church tomorrow morn
ing at IL o'cloek. There will be no
preaching in the evening. The. B. Y.
P. L. and the intermediates will meet
as usual in the church at GAS D. m.
Good rentable houses are scarce in
North Topeka. One real estate deal
er, who has been in business for the
past eleven years, reports that for the
first time in all of these years he has
no vacant houses on his list. Other
dealers report that there is a great
demand for houses and all claim there
is no difficulty in renting small houses
in good repair
Miss Genevieve Holman entertained
a number of her girl friends at a pic
mic supper last evening on the lawn
of her home, 116 Evelyn street Those
present were: Misses Kate Hail. Bessie
Campbell, Stella Mitchell, Blanche
REYNOLDS Bessie Bessie Anderson, Mayce
McGrew, Jessie Riach, Cora Reynolds
of Lawrence and Mrs. Kenneth Clark
The members of Mrs. Williams
Sunday school class enjoyed their class
at NluSWOOQ yesterday AFTER
noon. Supper was served at half past
five. Those present were Misses Jose
phine Hitchcock, Lucille Holcomb
Lola Williams, Helen Chapman, Daisy
Tfllfnghast, Lillian Bean, Ada Wilson.
Miss Effie Wright was in charge of the
affair.
s. M. Woolford of Shorey is in
search of the owner of automobile No.
81. as this is the number of the ma
chine that frightened his horse Thurs
day evening, causing the animal to
run away Mr.. Woolford works at the
planning mill and his wife is in the
habit of coming down for him every
evening. Thursday while near the
corner of Gordon street and the ave-
nue. Mr.. Woolford's horse was fright
ened by the automobile which came
down the street at great speed. The
horse became unmanageable and run
away, throwing both Mr.. and Mrs
Woolford to the pavement Both
struck on their heads but fortunately
were not seriously hurt. The driver
or the machine paid no attention to
the accident but kept on his way The
runaway horse was caught at the edge
of town.
Edgar H. Clark, formerly of North
topeka, has received the nomination
for county commissioner in Wagner
county, Creek nation. I. T.