The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-06
NORTH TOPEKA.
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Petro & Woodford, prescription
druggists
W s George OF Kflmer was North
side visitor today
B Rice was a North side visitor to-
day from Granville
Try the J R. s for they are the best
) cent cigars you can get
Robert Stewart and family have
moved from 1104 Quincy street to
Oakland
r W Estep will review the lesson
at the Sherey Sunday school tomorrow
afternoon at , o'clock
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Files and fam
ily left today for Grove. Kan, where
they viii make their home
Amity Lodge 231 K of P will con-
fer the rank of esquire on four candi-
dates at their meeting Monday even
ing
Lost-Last fail. black ribbon watch
fob with gold charm engraved Oral
10 Will Return TO SIS North Jack
son street and receive reward
Bert Camp. who was taken to the
Bethesda hospital the first OF the week
for treatment. was able to be brought
70 his home. 1914 Van Buren, street
yesterday.
z H Myers OF the North Topeka
planning Mil, who has been confined
at his home for the past month by
sickness, is on his feet again and can
be found at his office as of old
Fred Joseph who travels for the
Topeka Paper Co, will return this
evening from trip over the western
part of the state and visit his mother,
Mrs Julia Joseph until Monday
Mrs Oran Layton is spending a few
days at the home Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs J. NJ Priddy ten miles
northwest Of town Mr.. Layton will
60 out tomorrow to spend the day
Tomorrow. Low Sunday, the ser
r-1r- -
herd will be morning prayer and ad-
dress at II o'clock Evening PRAYER
and address at o'clock Music by the
vested choir
At the Baptist church Rev. Walter
T. Tanner pastor, the services tomor-
row will be preaching at II a. m and
s P m Morning subject "A Cloud OF
Witnesses" evening subject, The
Measuring Rod
The meeting Of the North Topeka
Civic club which was to have been
held last evening was POSTPONED until
next Thursday evening when q. called
meeting VIII be held. as last evening
not enough of the club mem berS could
De gotten together 10 form a quorum
one OF the first pfcnfcS Of N e season
was held yesterday AT the Shirley farm
near Granville by q number OF the
younger crowd The party left here
on the O'Clock morning train and
returned at o'clock. At GrzntviIIe
they were the guests Of Miss BIauche
Shirley and spent q most enjoyable
time exploring every part of the farm
Those in the crowd were. Misses Freda
Belts, Stella Holman. Grace Myers
Florence Hamilton Messrs. Elmer
Forbes, Earl Kemper, Fred Dana
Percy Barnes. Edwin BiSSeu and
George German
The board Of trustees of the Roches-
ter Cemetery association adopted the
following resolutions at their meeting
Friday afternoon Resolved That the
directors extend their thanks TO the
county commissioners for the appro-
prtation made for the identifying and
ornamenting OF their burial ground to
conform with the grade and terrace of
the Rochester Cemetery and also for
widening out the roadway west OF the
bridge Resolved. That the directors
extend vote Of thanks to Mr. E B.
Marble for the interest and pairstzk-
ing endeavor as a committee to inter
est the county commissioners I'm I'm
proving and adorning their ground
large dog which was wandering /
around in the Rochester neighborhoodi
and acting In a peculiar manner as
though in the first stages OF rabies
was shot and killed yesterday after
noon BY Clarence Scott. superfntend-
ent OF the Roch ester cemetery Mr.
Scott said that the dog did not seem
like a vicious animal but was very
harmless At first ne shut the dog IN
in a shed to ascertain II he was mad
and while shut up the animal had TT
at which time he frothed at the mouth
ing as II IN the first stages Of the dis
ease As Rochester has had two har-t
rowing experiences with mad dogs tF1fsi
Past winter. Il was thought best not tof
run any risks. 80 the dog was put outl
OF his suffering a. quickly as posstbEe-i