The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-24
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NORTH TOPEKA NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Page of 1927
Monroe street will leave tomorrow for
Scotland, where they will spend this
summer. They will meet Miss Grace
Page and Miss Euphemia Page in Scot
land. The Misses Page have been on a
trip through Europe since January
Mr.. and Mrs. Page expect to return
home the latter part of September
The Misses Page will probably remain
until a month of two later. This will
be the fourteenth time Mr.. Page has
crossed the Atlantic.
We have bought out the Spear
Racket store at 837 North Kansas ave-
nue. and would like to meet the old GUS
toners Of the store as we'll as new ones
E. F. Nicer.
Mrs. Jenkins has returned to her
home in Wamego after a visit with her
daughter, Mrs: L. W. Smith, at 1908
Central avenue. e., T. S-i15ift-F
See Mrs. ]. c. Joseph for the*'Merry
Garden" hats.
v. e. Bigham has bought the Quaney
livery barn at 121 West Norris street.
What is there in a name? The Model
bakery lives up to it's name.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pratt of S41 Jack
son street spent yesterday in Te-
cumseh.
T. D. Joseph will give you a square
deal in shoes.
F. Warren of Detroit, Mich, is OPEN
ing restaurant at 800 Kansas avenue.
1t will be called the Postoff1ce restau-
rant.
been visiting in Manhattan, has re-
turned home.
Charles Fflkins, who accompanied
the remains of his mother from
Louis to Topeka for burial. Saturday, is
visiting friends in the city. 7HeaforIner-
ly lived here but is now managing a
printing plant in st. Louis.
Herman Urban and Charles Ketch11rn
spent yesterday in Kansas City.
A. M. Petro handles paris green, lead
and arsenate. See him.
A picnic was given by the Sunday
school class of Mrs. Flora Ward of the
North Topeka Baptist church on
Washburn campus Saturday afternoon
Miss Alice Mclaughlin chaperoned the
party. Those present were: Miss Flora
Shore Miss Hazel Boast. Miss F'reda
Smith, Miss Nettie Lang. Miss Anna
Olson, Miss Grace Gordon and Miss
Pearl Head.
The method of applying Chi-Namel
to the floor is easily learned and will
make your old floor look like new. H
H. Bair.
E. S. Currier and family of. 1924
Quincy street are moving to Kansas
City.
Ralph Button, who lives north west of
the city, is visiting friends in Chanute
The baseball game between the North
4Opekd team anu SOIlSS6 Hill team
which opened the City league season at
the association park Saturday after
noon resulted in a score of Z. to 4, in
favor of North Topeka. The game Sun
day afternoon in Garfield park between
North Topeka and Pleasant Valley re-
suited in a score of to 3, in favor of
the visitors.
w. w. weatherholt has returned
from visit in Mayetta Mrs.
Weatherholt is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Wade there and
will be gone for about two weeks.
The flood gate to the sewer on East
Fairchild street. which was put out Of
the commission by the recent hard rain
was repaired yesterday
houn Bluffs, brought the first local
Strawberries of the season to market
Saturday. The fruit looked fine.
Mrs. Charles Berry of 1907 Quincy
street has returned from visit with A.
]. Berry at the AllendaIe farm.
Amity Lodge No. 321, at their regu-
lar meeting tonight will confer the
Knight rank upon Esquires I. ].
Ketchum and VIM. H. Sanders. after
which light refreshments will follow.
Miss Mary Cromwell is visiting in
Kansas City this week.