The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-29
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Kansas avenu6. III
Colonel ]. N. Stewart went to Silver
Lake this morning.
James Haslett was in town yester-
day from Overlook.
Mr. and Mrs. DID,. Hathaway have
gone to Muncie. Ind, for short visit
Miss Lena KaberIein has taken
position with the Cash Mercantile, co
c. ]. McCoid and T. r. Johnson were
North side visitors today from Silver
Lake
Mrs. Frank L. Ebey went to Kan
sas City yesterday for a short visit TO
friends.
The Soldier township board held their
regular meeting yesterday in the par
Tors of the Shawnee bank
The Merry Matrons will meet Thurs 1Trss
day, January 81, at the home OF MIS-
Harper, 1881 Madison street.
The Taxa Hashi club VIII meet
Wednesday at the home of Miss carrie
Haynes. Gil Harrison street
Several candidates will be initiated
into the NJ. w. A. lodge camp 124S at
their meeting Thursday evening
Mr.. Adams expects to move his fam
lily to North Topeka soon and will occu-
Ply their home property at 1892 jackson
street.
The Areonauts will meet this even
ing at the home of Mrs. Charles Cur
tbs, 905 Van Buren, street. A Kansas
Day programme will be given
o.. C. Neiswender, secretary of the
Arnold Drug company, and Mrs. Nels-
wender, will move shortly from 1857
jackson street TO 1927 Van Buren, street
south.
: The Ladies Aid society of the Bap-
fist church will hold their regular
meeting Wednesday afternoon at IN .
home of Mrs. Frank Williams, 1928
Polk street.
Several members of the Nen family
of Monroe street who are sun
from the smallpox were taken TO me
pest house yesterday. Mrs. Men went
with them to nurse them
Mrs. Guy Kiene and son Edward
and Miss Daisy Mitchell OF NaIenGla'
who have been the guests of Mrs
Joseph Warnock of 121S POLK street.
have returned to their homes
Harmony Rebekah circle will meet
at the home of Mrs. Charles Arm
strong 1921 Harrison street, Ihurs-
day, January 81. All Rebekahs are
invited, especially Harmony IodSe'
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Martin of Fort
Terry n. Y. who have been the guests
for a short time of Topeka relatlVes'
left Yesterday for Missoula, Montana
where they will make their 1uture
home. Mrs Martin was formerly MISS
Dora Palmer
The Union Pacific resident engineer
Mr. Woodworth of Kansas City Whlle
in town the other day looked over the
plans made by the North Iopeka
Drainage board in regard to straight
ening Soldier creek ana prohouiIce0
these plans excellent.
Mrs. George Clark of rural route NO
6 yas taken to Bethsaida hospital yes
terday on Quincy, street near Nlhth
where she Will undergo a surgical OPP
Grafton. Mrs. Clark's sons Messrs
nrlx
from the Indian Territory on account OF
her illness.
Gravel is being placed on the Roch-
ester road from the Charles Iukens
place one-half mile north TO the Rocn-
ester school house. This graVel whlcn
comes from the s. w. Parks place is
said to be superior to the crushed rock
which has been used to macaaanlize
these country roads.
The Eorns & Myers Produce com
pany have leased the Haywood building
at 114-1I6 West Laurent street Tor TINS
branch of their business as they have
entirely outgrown their present loca-
tion on East Laurent street east OF the
Morns & Myers grocery store. I'M
movements will be made IN their new
location and they will take possession
as soon as possible
A number of the politicians Oh
Menoken township were in town yes
3erday to confer with the county COM
missioners in regard to the appoint
merf of a trustee to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Mr.. Cook
who on account of i'll health was
Obliged to give up the office. Two
men. d. F. Neiswender land ]. w.
Cochran, are mentioned for the place;
both of these men are well qua1hed
for the position. Both are Democrats
and both are receiving the support OF
many Republicans as well as Demo-
Gratis. No decision was reached yes
terday. but a final decision Is expected
to be made Friday.
A cabIegram was received from
Bremen Saturday to the effect that
Johannes and Barbara Haferkorn,
whose fare had been paid from Russia
TO North Topeka were detained at Bre-
men. where they were i'll in a hospital.
If also stated that S55 additional
would be required to bring them here.
THE Russians after attending mass at
REV. Father Henry's church on Sun
dav morning made up a purse of the
re6uired amount and handed it to Mr..
CSArteisen, the local agent here of the
rsrth German Lloyd Steamship COM
Danv so that he could cable Bremen
without further delay.