The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-17
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tNRTH TOPEKA NEWS

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| Items for the North Topeka column may
| be left at the Petro & Woodford drug
| store, S39 North Kansas avenue. Tele-
phone Independent 1164.l
What is Perfect?
| Misunderstanding. Bell Phone 1865.
| Mr.. John Setback and Mr.. Joseph
Pasho of Onaga were in town on pusi-
mess today.
Mr.. Afford and L. c. Bonjo were in
/ town today while on their return to
their home in Nechwen from trip
! through western Kansas
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Skinner left to-
/ day for their home on farm near
Belleville, Mr.. and Mrs skinner are
well known on the North side and have
| been living in Beloit for the past year,
where Mr.. Skinner has been engaged
| in the ice business, but having recent
| lya purchased a farm near Bellev1lle
and a few weeks visit with friends on
| the North side left for their home this
| morning.
Mr. Frank Emmerts is building a
| new residence at 1885 North Monroe
| street.
| The drainage board went out this
| morning to begin work on the straight-
ening of Soldier creek
Mr.. S. K. Borroughs and wife of
| Granville were North side visitors yes
| terday afternoon.
Mrs. c. A. Jones of 923 Quincy street
| is on the sick list.
Mr. Pete Jackson of Rossville was
| in town yesterday.
Three of the rural carriers of Sta
| ton A attended the Van Horn murder
| trial today.
Mrs. McDfll sister of Miss Brown of
S27 North Monroe street, is very sick
The Chiddix Brothers have purchased
a pair of fine black driving horses.
Mr. Enoch MARBLE has moved in from
| the country and located at S12 Quincy
street.
Mr.. Tom Malone. who has been work
ing for Chas. Wolff for the past twenty
years, has accepted a position with the
Taylor Perfection mills.
Mr.. Harry Smith, who run the merry
go-round at Vinewood last summer, will
start a sc moving picture show at S34
n. Kansas avenue Saturday evening.
Mr.. Marion Kimes, 1890 Central ave-
nue., gave a surprise dinner party yes
terday in honor of Mrs. HINES, it being
her birthday. Only relatives We're in
vited.
Mr. Ed Ward of Kiro was in town
trading today.
Mr.. E. Q. Reed of Meriden was
North side visitor today.
Mr. 10 Capper of Wallace, Kan, and
who has been visiting friends here Went
to Kansas City today to attend the fair
Mr.. c. F. Seitz of Holton has rented
the building a 1920 N. Kansas avenue
few days.
Mrs. Emma Freeman of AIS Park
street left this morning for. Kansas City
where she will visit with friends for
few days.
Mr.. Fitzgerald of Valencia is improv-
ing his property at 1903 North Quincy
street.
Mr. William Madison and wife left to-
day for a visit with relatives in Den
yer.
Mr. Harry Rice of Elmont was in
town today.
Mr.. ]. w. Williams, of Granville, left
today for Indianapolis, Ind, on an ex-
tended visit.
Mr. E. L. Klussman had his left hand
badly mashed last evening while rails
ing window and the weights break
ing and letting the window fall and
striking his left hand.
Mr. Frank Bridgford and Mr.. G. B.
Adams Of Silver Lake, were in town
today.
Mr. Geo. Frisbie of Granville, was a
North side guest today.
Mr.. r. J. Main and wife of Salina,
are visiting Mr. Geo. Gurtlar of Hol-
mans addition.
Mr.. G. w. Leach, of Chicago, stopped
here today to visit Mrs. F. H. Gurtlar
of 14OS North Quincy street while on
the road home from the funeral of his
father who lived in Wamego.
Members of the w. NJ. society of the
Presbyterian church are reminded that
the regular quarterly meeting of the
union will be held in the Westmins-
ter church tomorrow beginning at 10
a. M All interested are cordially in
vited.
Miss LULU Bowles, who has been the
guest of Mrs. J. F. Robertson and Mrs
H. P. Bowles. returned to her home in
Lewis, Kansas yesterday
The Quincy football team won from
the Grant school boys last night by
score of Is to 0. The feature of the
game was a forward pass thrown from
Klussman who carried the ball to the
goal The next game will be tomor
row at 80.
Mrs. c. w. Willis has returned
home from Indiana after an extended
visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood entertained
st their home at 1909 Western avenue
a pleasant birthday party which was
given in honor of their son, William s
sixteenth birthday anniversary. Mr.
Sherwood received many beautiful
presents from his friends and the
evening was spent in playing games
and at a late hour refreshments were
served. Those present were: Myrtle
lowski. Clarissa Gamlowski. Jessie
Van Fleet, Josephine and Margaret
Harris, Vera Myers, Meetie Lang,
Ieona Tanner, Lottie Doud, Lizzie
Vetters Willie Colvin, Fred Ferner
John Glover, Chas. Martin. Dina
Frantz Ira Vetters. Vernon Warnock
Archie Maze, Paul Gamlowski, John
Higgans, Frank Brinnen Ray Harris |
and Willie Sherwood. Mrs. Sherwood