The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-02
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NORTH TREMEMS

Mrs. George Frisbie was in today from
Granville
Mrs. Calvin Bradley was down today
from Rossville.
The North Topeka Civic club viii
meet Friday evening
J. H. FOUGHT went to Lake view IiiiS
morning for days outing
For SaIe-Best paying boarding nous nous
IN North Topeka. Fine location III
Ind phone 1882
$3.50 sale Of hats Thursday. FRIDAY
and Saturday at Mrs. Burgers s. eSS- ~
Kansas avenue, upstairs
Remember the $3.50 sale at Mrs. Bur
gems millinery parlors Friday ana sat
urday, s33 y. Kansas avenue, upstairs
Don't miss the sale of IS hats for 80;
also hat for $50. Friday ana SaturoaS ,
Mrs. Burgens, s33 N Kansas avenue
upstairs
Mr.. John Phillips OF Kansas CITY u
spending the week at the home OF MT
and Mrs. Charles Wheaton, 1926 Harrl-
son street
The stamp sales at station a for
the month of April, 1907. were So0<.yS,
which is an increase OF $3.50 i've
sales of April, 1906
Blue Relief corps will give a pension
dinner Saturday. May 4, at 81 haIl9el9
ave. y. Topeka. Everybody lhNie@O'
Matte Roller. Secy-
Married. at the Baptist parsonage,
"Wednesday. May l. at eight o'clock IN
the evening Miss Cleo Davis of North
Topeka and Mr.. Dennis Pennick OF Me
noken-
This week a party of street evange-
lists have been holding forth on Ran
sas avenue. The crowd consists OF sew
eraI men and women, both white and
colored-
There will be a meeting at Lukens
opera house tonight to discuss the pay
ing question The property owners WI
talk about the material 10 be USED hofln
of Kistler street
The East Indianola school Will c!ose
This evening a special programme ,, cor n
sisting of music and Rotations VIII OS
given at the school house
7 Matchett who recently sold his farm
in the Union neighborhood has oousht
the old Dr. Morrow place in the RocneS-
ter neighborhood and moved his family
TO their new home
The Union Pacific road are laying new
steel rails on their tracks west one
hundred cars of rails are now AT tne
junction beyond Menoken ana anOtner
large supply is at RCssvilIe
Miss Margaret Lofnck is ENJOYING a
short visit from her sister, MISS Iheo-
dosia Iofinck of Manhattan. who IS on
her way home from Kansas CITY where
she went to see David Warfeld IN the
Music Master.
The Little Light Bearers will be at
home TO their mothers and the members
of the Woman's Foreign Missionary so
cietv of the Kansas Avenue NJ E.
church Friday, May 8. at half past two
O'Clock at the home OF Mrs ]. w
Swartz, 1928 Quincy street
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kopp. of Harvey
VILE. have brought their son, Earl, 10
Topeka for medical treatment The boy
1Olr Of
fever. They are at present at the nome
of Mrs Ropp's mother, Mrs l. b
Antrim of 1913 Monroe street
Charles Gerteisen. agent for the
North German Lloyd Steamship com
pany. received word yesterday that
Peter Globerdans,- wife and sister were
in Tnidccean on the steamer Frank
furt and that they would reach Balti-
more Saturday and be in Topeka Mon
day.
Joseph Ingenthron of s1s Madison
street. who went to Baltimore TO look
after his father who is detained in the
detention hospital there, has returned
and is again at work in the santa re
shops He found his father doing nice
" but he will not be released from
the hospital for about two weeks.
l.. start was made this morning to
take the Jumbo roller engine TO Roches-
ter to roll the new macadam road but
when the attempt to cross the Central
commenced to give. In view of this
fact the trip across was discontinued
and the engine brought back to town.
North Topeka may have a street fair
this month County Commissioner
Simms is out of town now figuring
with an amusement company which
may decide to come to North Topeka
The show would be here one week
from May q TO June 1. The location
has not been decided upon, Garfield
park has been mentioned as one place.
The cupola and the bell have been
taken down from the old Quincy
building. The question has now been
raised what disposition shall be made
of the bell. as a number of persons are
anxious to preserve this as a souvenir
Of the school house. Mr.. McClintock.
the grocer, has suggested that 1t be
donated to one of the North side mills
and the night Waterman Of the mill
ring it every hour during the night
Others thought that it would be the
best thing for the Civic club to be
given the bell and that when they Sc
cure a permanent home il could be
placed in it. Still others would dis
pose of 1t by building a tower in the
school yard and placing the bell there