The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-20
NORTH SIDE NEWS
New Kuehne Plant to Be Practi-
cally Firepr00f.
Walls of Stone and Brick Laid
in Cement.
FOR AMITY BUILDING.
Plans for Lodge Headquarters
Still Considered.
Large Crowd Attended Parish
House Reception.

n eunne Ere serving works which Will DC
erected on Topeka avenue, to replace
the plant recently destroyed by fire.
The walls will be of stone and brick laid
In cement. the floors will be of cement
concrete. The main building, or vine
gar department, will consist of a base
ment and three stories. The rest of
the building will be two stories high
besides the basement. It will have a
60 foot frontage on Topeka avenue and
will be As feet long. Otto Kuehne,
president of the picking firm, says he
viii begin the work of rebuilding as
soon as he can engage a contractor to
put in the concrete work, but at pres
ent all such men are busy elsewhere.
Although nothing definite as to the
new headquarters for the Amity lodge
No. 231 K. P. has been decided, the
building committee is still considering
various offers which have been made
by owners of buildings. It seems that
entirely satisfactory. The movement
Tor new HEADQUARTERS was started last
spring. At first there was proposition
to either select building already erect
ed, or to build a new hall However,
1t seems that the former plan will be
adopted. However. this new building
will be selected with a view of remodel
ing it, making it entirely modern
throughout and probably adding third
story to it in the near future This adj
ditional story may be used for lodge
banquets and entertainments, the sec
oEd for meetings while the first story
Will probably be occupied by some bus
mess enterprise. 1t is thought that such
building will be chosen by the COM
Inittee and selected by the lodge as a
whole in a couple of weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Christman of 818 Jack
son street, and Mr.. George Devlin of
HOO Monroe street, were married at 81
o'clock last night at the parsonage of
Rev Mr.. Miller, pastor of the Lutheran
German church. The groom is the son
OF Matt Devlin. section foreman of the
Santa Fee. The bride is the daughter
pie will make their home at 1006 Van
Buren, street.
A large crowd attended the recep-
ton given for Miss Juliet E. Smith,
parish visitor. and for Mr.. Albert P.
Mack, the new catechist of the Church.
of the Good Shepherd, which was held
az the parish house. 210 East Laurent
street, last night. The evening was
pleasantly spent in an informal man
reading G. F. Kimba1l made a few
remarks concerning the good work of
Miss Smith in the parish and intro
duced Mr. Mack. Both Miss Smith and
speech. A rising vote of thanks was
also given to Mrs. Axten, for her SER
vices as organist of the church. She
is to resign in short time.
Notes and Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. R. Boyce. of ILL
jackson street, entertained the. follow
irg at dinner Monday evening: Mr.
and Mrs. William Hume of New Au-
gusta, Ind, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Kline
fA1f oQ lorr
Boyce, Mrs. E. N. Martin and son,
Charles Martin, Mrs J. L. Fowler and
Mrs. w. H. Zarker.
The Merry Matrons will meet tomor-
row afternoon at the home of Mrs
Henry Barnes of 913 Harrison street
C. c. George. of Silver Lake, who
was shot through the hip some time
ago, was able to visit on the North
side yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minnie Whitehead. of
Quincy street, have returned from Pitts
burg, Pa, where she has been attend
ing the celebration of the founding of
the Christian church.
Miss Ethel Glenn, of 207 Paramore
street, is confined to her home with
E. S. Hindsley and family have moved
from Manhattan to HOB Van Buren,
street.
Miss Cecil Powers has returned from
a visit in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Mutt, of Wayerly
are making short visit here They are
on their way for a visit in Pueblo, Col
For Sale-Apples. miles northwest
of Topeka, 60c per bushel, in orchard.
S. T. Coleman, Jr. Ind. phone
We have fifty fine colored views of
Topeka at lie each BARS Wallpaper
and Book store.
T. D. Joseph sells the old style boots
for men.
N w Banon. of Madison, is visiting
at the home of ]. w. Churchman at
1916 Logan street.
Mrs. Vance of Pawnee, Neb., who
has been visiting her cousin, Miss Min
ME Furrow of 1916 Logan street, has
The D. A G. club of Victor council
No. K. & L. of S.. will meet at the
home of Mrs. H. H. Saunders tomorrow
evening.
guests Saturday of Mr.. and Mrs. Mix
of Tecumseh: Miss Dora Clark, Miss
Alba Vectcr, Miss Gertrude Allen, Miss
Edith Haynes. Miss Eleanor Caldwell,
Miss Minna Mccall. Miss Bessie Camp
bell, Miss Edna Pence. ard Mrs. Henry
Barnes
Five prairie scEooners." with damp
canvas covers and filed with tow-head-
ed children and tired-looking parents.
slowly filed through the North side this
morning. 1--WE all came from Water
loo, Ok said one of the drivers, land
we-all a'h a'goun for to locate in Mis-
souri,. 1t was too a powa'ful dry in
Cklahima for weuns."
Pages big A. flour Is quality flour.
It's in bread quality.
H. H. Bair has decided to sell the
beautiful Topeka views at one cent
each. Largest line of cards in Topeka
You are never late at the Bijou
Dream. The last performance begins
at 9:45 p. m.
Bargain in Old Newspapers.
For the next few days the State
journal will sell old exchanges for
Ave cents per bundle.