The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-26

NORTH TOPEKA NEWS

Mrs. Lester of Granville was in
| town today.
G. F. Ramer was down today from
! Silver Lake.
spending few days in town.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sholer were in
| town yesterday from Granville.
A full line of gas heating and gaa
| cook stoves at ]. H. Foucht's.
Marshalls band will furnish the
music at the Fall opening Friday
! evening at THE NEW ERA,
VIM. Farnsworth, who moved from
here to Manhattan last spring, was in
town today.
FOUGHT Hardware sells the best
farm wagons in the city. $40 to SIS.
Best hog wire at 2Sc.
We wish to invite the public to our
Fall Opening Friday evening. Music
from to 10. THE NEW ERA.
|. Trowbridge will move his grocery
store this week from 1000 Kansas ave-
nue. to the building at zoos Kansas
avenue.
80 The hristian- Endeavor society. of
a free candy social last evening in the
parlors of their church
Friday evening from to 10 we will
have on display the latest and most up
to date ideas in fall styles. Music by
MarshalPs band. THE NEW ERA.
j. M. Schnatterly of Kinsley. who is
en- route home from a trip to Kansas
City, was the guest today of his cousin,
w. e. Section, of 1923 Van Buren,
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harries of sl2
West Gordon street will go to Kansas
City next Tuesday for the Priest of
Pallas parade. They will return We'd
neSday evening.
Mr.. Bruce Kinney, district secretary
and assistant superintendent OF the
Home Missions of Kansas, will occupy
the pulpit of the Baptist church next
Sunday both morning and evening.
The North side women's Bible class
will meet as usual, next Monday at
p. m. at 1910 North Quincy. All are
welcome. Study-last eight chapters
of Mark Mrs. l.. E. Thorpe, teacher.
Mrs. Amelia E. Ringer of 1928
Jackson street has gone to Akron,
Ohio, for visit of week or ten days.
From there she will go to Reading,
Pa, where she will remain an in
definite period.
All former members of the Chandos
club who expect to continue in the
work this winter are requested to meet
Friday, September 81, at o'clock at
the home of Mrs. w. H. Rutter, S2S
jackson street, to complete the plan
of work for the coming year.
The teachers and pupils. of Grant
school will hold a reception and Ice
cream social Friday afternoon, Sep
TENDER "a at 4 o'clock at the school,
at winch time / is nOpeQ IndL TINS
parents and teachers will become bet
ter acquainted. The proceeds from the
sale of the ice cream will be applied
on the picture fund.
Mrs. E. B. Robinson of S29 Jackson
street fell yesterday and broke one of
her arms at the wrist. She was in
the barn at the time the accident hap
pened and in stepping down from a
ladder her foot caught in the last
rung, throwing her to the floor. The
large bone in her wrist was broken
and the other bones dislocated.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen and three
children will arrive this evening from
Olney. ILL.,. to visit Mr.. Aliens mother,
Mrs. Louise Allen of 9OT Harrison
street, and his sister, Mrs. John d.
Pratt of s33 Jackson street, and Mrs.
Aliens sister, Mrs. Carl Tinker or 1929
Madison street, and her aunt, Mrs.
Otto Kuehne of sos West Curtis street.
The home of the Allen family is In
Havana, Cuba, but Mrs Allen and chill
dren have been in Olney for some
time the guests of her mother. Mrs.
Eilenstein. and they were joined therS
about two weeks ago by Mr.. Allen.
There was n miniature race war on
at Grant school yesterday and al
though the white dove of peace seems
to be lowering over the building to-
day and the Ratchet buried, it is not
imbedded so deeply in the ground as
to be completely out of sight Inc
trouble seemed to have originated or
was brought to a climax yesterday
morning when a large colored boy
struck small white boy Hardly had
the smoke from this attack cleared
away when a score of white boys
pitched on the colored youth and gave
him what they thought he deserved.
At noon a delegation, of co1ored wo-
men waited upon Principal Morrow,
who took the case in charge.
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