The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-06-22
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Install Motor Car on Onaga
Branch Next Week.
Completing Coach in Union Pac-
ific's Omaha shops.
OUT-OF-TOWN TRADE.
Nav Harviee May Bring More
Shoppers to City.
Why Not Make Special Bargain
Days8
OUT-OF-TOWN TRADE.

More hope for the installation OF inc
motor ear on the Onaga branch Oh me
TTnion Pacific This morning Is'l'' 10
,,en we're saying that the motor Co
MI, he nut on next week. some - -
coo IL was stated that the car "s's r5o,,
a. bniit in the shops at Ollle1 l.,.I-, com
II is understood thal ~ ~, = for IIse by the
Melted and will be reauy III 80 latest
pletSu a. 10 week. It is of the lateS1
- ana will seat go pass hsslS' 10
- ,at-ed,,le for the new serves - -
sno- manned. 1t is hkeiS 10. ~ 20. viz
uss ps-t,,in, and leaving OF the Car VII VII
OF arriving .lleso,,+ for shoppers from small
- - At Dresent with the aeeoilAlls41
49, +5in arriving late at night en-
1es,-ine at noon, it is anything pu' o0''
yenient. . vvbile the de-
with the new service w.. ont it
taiIs have not yet been worKee O t-i,,a -
&c iil1aI., that ample time Will De siFetea
- a. 1aople from the towns hp!tn "a
sTonslra 10 shop and visit IN the CITY.
n tbis connection it has peen sus
,ested that North side Alei e et4s'' ber
through the once-Was anG ,Isae,,de1t
sgsi<7 civic club, or by an lnueI'eIle -.
o|ganizatfon. arrange certain Gays ~, -
az week for special bargains me
s-1ooia1 nriees would be both lot tnS
benefit of the out of town ana the loef'i
trade.
..yvbera are you going to spend your
,-aoa+ion % Now this is not an aoNer-
tisenent for a railroad or summer -.
sort. but just quoted as an e1pres 1si''l.
heard these days. COLORADO = Pr N', ailS
tbo same popular attraction. rev a.s
Manning TO spend the summer IN their
~ some one else's) summer cottage py
the lakes. ,.o,.io,,
The California coast in eonneetlon
with Santa Fe passes is also ts1Vorl.9
mating quiet hours in their own PACK
yard. "far from the maddenlng crown
Notes and Personals.
The following North side young peo-
rle eniOyed a straw ride to the 70 Mar
tin farm Tuesday night; Aeieh w Ell Ell
nan Hazel Boast, Mildred Hughes, FL
VIVA purh. Lucille Lukens, Silvia Spet-
Ter NIvra Ward. Mrs. Lyon, Grace
Tnkens. Paul Van Ness, Orville Rowe.
Ralph Zarker, Chester Thomas hlW WI
Peterson, Walter NOrell, Duane Ell
more, Ralph Lyon and Don WeliIlla II.
The straw ride was given in nonor o.
F,lwin Peterson of Stockton, Kan, anu
Mrs. LYON. Miss Lukens and Don Well
man were chaperons-
North side man is both so econom-
ical ana far-sighted that already ne =
beginning to save the tissue paper
from his laundry to wrap up Christmas
present when the season comes.
Henry Buechner is visiting relatives
in LeaVenWOrth.
VIM. Meyers has sold his barber shop
at Gil North Kansas avenue to n. p.
Carrothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Waldman Of 517
Grant street are visiting their daugh-
ter Mrs. T. J. Stamp. in Plat. NO.
Mrs. J. NJ. williams will leave this
evening for a visit with relatives in
Atchison. She expects to return home
SATURDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. John johnson of 111e
North Jackson street have returned
from a visit in Excelsior Springs. Mo.
Just before train No. 1902. east
bound, pulled out this morning depot
employees and others were much
amused at the sight of the conductor
as he hurried for his train and eating
a huge custard pie en- route.
Frank Newcomb OF 613 Grant street
today received word of the death Of
his grandfather, Thomas Finan OF
Minco, Okla, which occurred two
years ago. For some reason or other
MI Newcomb was not informed of tho
death until today. when his attention
was called to it in the settlement of an
estate. Mr.. Finan was an old Kansas
settler and has lived in Oklahoma fpl
about twenty years.
w. L. Hofer of 1925 North Jackson
street has returned from a three
weeks visit with his brother, John a
Hofer in Parsons. Mr. HOfer says hE
thinks the corn between Topeka anf
Parsons was looking remarkably goot
considering the present drouth.
A Van Buren, street man today re
ceived a letter with a Kansas Cit
post mark, addressed in strange hand.
writing AS he had once lived in Kan
sas City, he thought that was dur
for forgotten bill. However it wal
a circular advertising beer at reason
able prices. Truly. life affords som,
delightful surprises.
c. C. Maze of 1436 North Quinc,
street is visiting relatives in Atchisou
After eating part Of the poison from
a "Daisy Fly" killer, the one year oil,
baby of Mr.. and Mrs Narth Bradfiels
is recovering. The little one got int
the poison by accident Tuesday nigh
but by prompt treatment fatal result
were avoided.
over fifty boys from st. Marys col
Iege on their way home to spend theI
vacation passed through the Nortl
side in a special train on the Uniol
Pacific wednesday afternoon.
The NJ. r. Spurrier Racket store a
s97 North Kansas avenue has bee
sold to w. W. Beard.
Miss Lottie Tracy has returned from
a business trip to Kansas City.
Arthur Hutton is in Leavenwort'
on business.
A. M. Petro. druggist.