The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-28
NORTH SIDE NE VS.
SherbUrne to Become Traffic
Manager at Kaw Mills.
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Resigns Chief Clerkship at q. p.
Freight Depot.
WALLACE TO SALIVA.
Leaves Mills for Position With
Produce Co.
Cashier HI. s. Wettling Will
Succeed Sherburne.
WALLACE TO SALIVA.

Harry l. Sherburne, who has been
chief clerk at the Union Pacific freight
office for several years, has resigned
to become traffic manager for the
KaW Milling Co, in place of Ray D.
Wallace. Mr.. Wallace will leave for
Salina, where he will be assistant man
ager of the Salina Produce Co. The
change will be made January 1.
Mr- Sherburne has been in railroad
work Tor about twenty years. He came
mere from Galesburg. ILL.,, where he
was with the c. B. & O., and was clerk
at the now abandoned Rock Island
junction depot on the North side for
some time. For the last few years he
Pacific freight depot He is well liked
in railroad circles and generally. He
Is prominent Mason in Golden Rule
lodge.
Harry s. Wettling. now cashier at
the depot, will take his place. Harri-
son Dana, car clerk, will become
cashier and Hugh Harries, o. S. D.
clerk, will be the new car clerk. A new
man will be put in Mr.. Harries' place.
A s'wye" is being installed at the
end of the Shorey extension of the
Topeka street railway company. When
completed the cars Will be run from
Twelfth street to the end of the road,
to make a half hour schedule there
and return.
The people of Little Russia have
deposited $247.50 with Charles Ger
tesin, agent for the North German
Lloyd Steamship Co.. to pay the pas
sage of S. K. K1oberdanz and family
from Buenos Ayers, Argentine Repub-
lie, South America, to Topeka They
will make their home in Little Rus
STA" The sum was raised by their
friends.
A six-year-old North side girl
who is quite an elocutionist, received
large Teddy bear for Christmas. She
Teddy evidently wasn't an apt pupil for
the little reader was heard to ex-
claim:
''why. Teddy. the idea of your for
getting your recitation
Notes and Personals.
Louise Suit of 1927 North Jackson
street, is spending the holidays with
her grandfather, Judge Williams in
Oakland.
Kansas avenue, left today for visit
with relatives at her former home in
BellevilIe. Mr.. Leedon will go Satur-
day for short visit.
T.. D. Steele, fireman at station Nc.
1, is off duty on account of grip. z.
E. C. Graft, formerly of the North
side, has sold his farm near. Severy,
where he has been located for some
time. He has returned to Topeka and
is looking for location here.
Charles Gertesein, agent for the
North German Lloyd, has been notified
that Jacob Haspet and family arrived
in Baltimore and are on their way to
Topeka. They are expected here Fri
day to make their home in Little
Russia --=a
Ray Harries, ticket seller at the
Union Pacific depot, is off duty on &C.
count of grip.
A. B. Collins left this morning for
a visit in Montura Falls, n. Y.
Miss Anna Hatfield and Miss Frank
ie Hatfield of Oskaloosa, are visiting
at the home of Mrs. Hattie Horning
of Granville.
Miss Leah Shirley of Granville,
who is attending K. S. A. G. at Man
haitian, is visiting home folks this
week
The meeting of the trustees of the
North side Baptist church. which was
to have been held last night, has been
postponed until tomorrow evening.
The postponement was made on ac-
count of the stormy weather of last
evening.
John Booth has returned from a
visit with relatives in Paradise.
Mrs Sam Mellinger is ill at her
home on North jackson street.
F. w. Jacobs of Sapulpa, Okla, af-
ter a separation of % years, is visiting
his sister Mrs. Robert Richards, of
623 North Van Buren, street. The ia
cobs were orphans. They were sep
arated when both were young Mr.
Jacobs was a cowboy in Nebraska al
that time Recently through rela-
fives in Indiana. he learned of his sis
ter's whereabouts, and wrote to her
The visit followed. Mr.. Jacobs is an
attorney and politician at Sapu1pa.
J. F. McAfee, manager of the West
ero Wooden Mills, is in Omaha, Neb.
charles Excl of Humbo1t, employed
bv the Portland Cement Co, is visiting
al the home of his mother, Mrs. Mary
Excl. S17 East Gordon street
Mr. and Mrs Ross Clutts have NOV
ed from Elmont and have located al
1909 North Jackson street.
Clvde Fink. cashier in the Rock Is
land Chicago offices, who has beer
visiting home folks, VIII leave TOT chi
cago tomorrow evening.
Fred II. Gurtler of laos North Quin-
~ street janitor at the Shawnee State
bank, is sick at his home with pneu
monia. - c.,
Antonio. Tex. are visiting at the hon'
Of 1T G. Bowen, 1919 North Quinc!
street
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Priddy of Prat
county are visiting his parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. II. C. Priddy. of Elmont
The incest young man on the Nortl
eide has been found. Rather than u
hold a girl on his lap or TO SIT on ne
lap in a crowded buggy t9day. ne -
on about an inch of buggy seat Will
ont driving. The girls coaxed him T.
take a more comfortable place, but n
NJ Rruton of Hayden, N. M, i
visiting at the home of Fred Ehrhar
Of 1921 North Topeka avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Palmer of .Ioi ,
are visiting at the home OF Mr; Fallne[ :
Darents, Mr.. and Mrs. j w. Palmer,
1oq1 North Jackson. street
Mrs. G. o. Palmer of 1920 North 70
neka avenue entertained for numpe
Of friends Christmas day Those pres
oIte go Mrs G. H Waldman. MI
and Mrs. j. M. williams and famiis