The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-25

he was able to sit up and is said TO be
improving rapidly.
Quincy street. will leave tomorrow for
q short visit in st. Louis. Mrs. Snedi-
ker will spend some time there at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. E. c. Baugher.
The best wagons made, the Beggs,
are sold by J. H. FOUGHT.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. T. Caldwell have re-
turned from visit in HarveyviIle and
Eskridge.
Try Petro's Spruce and Pine for that
cold.
Miss Frances Short Is visiting in
Kansas City.
G. d. Myers & Co., real estate men,
This company also handles rentals and
insurance as well as city and farm pro-
perty.
The I. o. o. F. Eugene lodge No. 70,
Will initiate several candidates at the
meeting next Friday night. This Is
somewhat early for such announce
ment, but the lodge goat is said to be
DESTROYS OF good turnout. Like other
public performers. he can do his best
work before a large audience.
See Bill Shorey at 1904 North Kansas
avenue If you want good cabinet work
done.
A mixture of grasses are being sown
on the bikes, including Bermuda grass,
white and sweet clover. and bluegrass
For stylish costume. use the New
idea pattern, 10c. at The Cash Mercan-
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. of Iowa, are
visiting at the home of their nephew,
Mrs. Oliver Dietrich of the Lindole adj
dition.
All the latest shapes in MORE, banga-
line beavers, fur and felts. at Mrs.
Burger, S33 Nortl. Kansas avenue.
The Topeka Creamery Co. wants
cream.
An enjoyable social was held last
evening at the home of D. L. But
ton, Ave miles northwest of the city.
The affair was given by the Union N.
w. club, to raise money to purchase
an organ for the new school house
which this district have recently built
Ice cream. coffee and cake was served
to about 100 guests by the members OF
the club. About $50 was taken IN. "A
fine program consisting of the following
was enjoyed: Music. Calklns' orchestra,
and Misses Helen Hays and sylvia
Huey of Topeka Readings, Miss olive
Owens and Lillian Stone Song, Mary
Calkins Duet, Clifford Hobert and
Matte Wolfe
The president of OTTAWA university
tas sent word to Rev. J. Barratt, !
trustee of the school. chat the school
officials have pledged $4,000 for the in
.titutIon. This was done to insure the
additi. nal $4,000 which was offered by
the New York general board of edu-
cation Through this bard Andrew
Carnegie and j. P. Morgan contribute
to educational Institutions, the erTns
being that the school to which the
money is given must raise three dollars
to every dollar donated. In the case of
ottawa university. $22,0O0 of the re-
quired sum was raised in 20 days.
W. s. George, one of the old settlers
o. Kilmer, and cons, Matt, Borg1e and
Burt, have each bought half section
of Colorado land. Matt and Borgle will
leave tonight to look after their newly
acquired property. Mr. George and
Rurt will not go until later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Buechner, Of HOS
Kansas avenue. has returned from
visit in Kansas City.
Mrs. D. A. Sipes, of 822 Jackson street.
and Mrs c. Hall of 500 jackson street,
are visiting friends in Overlook.
Marshall White, of Scutn Clay street,
exne..ts to move to the North side about
the frat of October and locate at 1106
Van Buren street.