The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-27
NORTH SIDE NEWS.
What Will Be Future Develop
ment of Shoreyi
Question Is Being Asked by
First Ward People.
CIVIC CLUB is AWAKE.
VIII Hold a Big Meeting Next
Friday Night.
Other Items of Interest on the
North Side.
CIVIC CLUB is AWAKE.

It's up to shorey and the North side
now. A week or so will see the COM
pletion Of the Shorey extension of the
Topeka street railway as far as the
north city limits. And it will be only
a question of time when the line will
enter Shorey.
This road will bring certain advant-
| ages. The lodge matron will not have
to walk several blocks in the dark to
her home after lodge meeting. The
shopmen living in Shorey will not have
a long cold walk to the car line in
the mornings on their way to work.
And there are many other blessings
| too numerous to mention which will
come from the building of the line.
Now the question being discussed on
the street, yea, in the market places
and in the household, is. will Shorey
people and the North side people CO.
operate in pushing for the betterment
of the two-in one section of Topeka
| in the spirit of Greater Topeka?'" If
| Shorey is to be made into one of the
most attractive suburban residence
portions of Topeka, it Will likely mean
the combined sentiment and efforts or
the First ward and Shorey people in
this direction according to the popular
opinion. Such sentiment and efforts
can be developed partly through the
Civic club and it is hoped the Shorey
men will take an active interest in the
organization.
We were very much surprised when
calling at the wall paper store of H.
H. Bair this morning to find such an
up-to-date place for the printing and
developing of pictures for amateurs.
Mr. Bair certainly should have the
photo trade of North Topeka people.
His work is above the average and is
oil evca1Iant satisfaction.
He says: Don't buy anything but
Cyco paper if you want good pictures
1t will pay you to see his window dis
play. always something new" is his
motto.
He carries photo supplies of all kinds
and is now making his own brand of
developer and acid Hypo. All anna
teurs should use these preparations as
they are the best on the market.
Notes and Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Gardner of
washington, D. c.. are visiting few
days with Mrs. Gardeners brothers.
William Crandall and Joe Cranda1l of
Shorey.
Mrs. w. A. Marshall has been called
to RurIingame by the serious illness of
her father.
Miss Maud Browning of Indian
Creek is visiting at the home of Mrs.
Pierce of 1928 South Buchanan street.
r The members of fire station No. 1
chad their pictures struck this morn
ing in front of the station The
"crew'' at the station are as follows:
Captain, G. H. Garrett; Arthur
Churchman and Tom Steele, chemical
drivers; George Clark, hose cart en-
gineer: Milton Pond and w. ]. Cum
ningham, ladder wagon conductors.
Rev. Harry Mathis of Chanute will
preach at the Second presbyterian
church Sunday morning and evening.
Rev. Mathis does not come here as a
candidate for the pulpit but as a sup
ply. Rev. Eskirne of Sturgis. S. D.,
who had been preaching there tenn
norarily. has returned to his charge
and has declined the call given him
from the Topeka church. This is re-
markable since, although the preach
err, a young man showed considerable
ability, he prefers to remain buried In
the little Black Hills town. He is a
graduate of Chicago university and
worked his way through school re-
porting on the Chicago Record
Boyce Forbes, who is visiting in
Colorado. is expected to return nome
Miss EIda. Billings of Granville left
TODAY for Sharon Springs for a visit
with relatives.
Miss Kate Covert will leave tomor-
row for a vacation in Colorado springs.
at the Central Avenue Christian
church at IL a. m. and D. m. tomor-
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Stout of Silver Lake
are North side visitors today.
w. S. Myers will leave this evening
for st. Joe where he Will visit his
daughter. Mrs. Fred L. Renker- On
his return he will spend short time
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. A.
B. Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Crandall. of
Shorey, gave a family reunion and din
ner in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. D. M.
Gardner of Washington, D. c., who are
visiting here. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Crandall, Mrs. Lee
Carr and children, Mrs. Ross Hutton
and children, Mr.. and Mrs D. NJ. Gard
rer Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Crandall. Miss
clara Crar.dall and Mr.. Robert Crandall.
Mrs. G. C. Stephens and son, Willard,
have returned home from a visit with
relatives in johnson and Leavenworth
counties
J. w. Dillon has raised several banana
shaped muskrnelons.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Allan and son,
Fred, of Sedalia, Mo-, have returned
home after visit with friends and rel
atives here They formerly lived on
the North side.
Miss Hazel Boast. of 909 North Jack
son street, has returned from visit
with relatives in Rochester.
At the Churches.