The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-27
North side and will locate at 111s Cen

North side and will locate at 1118 Cen
trail avenue.
Joe Taylor of Granville was on the
n nth side on business Thursday after
noon.
L. B. Willis of Volland is visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. A T. Davis of Kansas ely has
returned home after visiting her sis
ter, Mr.. John Ravens, of 128 Holman
street.
A E. F'inney of 1925 North Jackson
street has returned from a business
trip to Manhattan and other places.
V. r. Clark, whose home has been in
Dover, is preparing to move here. He
expects by Monday to be located at
1130 North Van Buren, street.
Frank Gilberg has sold what is
known as the byron Patten eighty
acres,'' about a mile west of Silver
Lake, to Riley Johnson for $4,000, or
$175 an acre. Mr.. Gilbert, it is said,
bought it from ]. N. Stewart of the
North side for 500 an acre several
wears ago. Mr.. Stewart bought it from
Mr.. Patten, now living in DeKalb, Ill.
He was one of the old settlers of Silver
Lake. Mr.. Riley has sold fifty acres
of the old Woods place for $4,000, or
$3.50 an acre.
Homer Neiswender is moving farm
implements to land he recently bought
between Rossville and ST. Marys.
Cecil Mattmiller of Silver Lake
Thursday hutchered SIS pound
hog was raised by John Williams Mr..
Christman didn't have kettle large
enough to scald the animal, so turned
the butchering and scalding over to
Mr.. Mattmiller.
Mrs. Frank Barney of Silver Lake
is seriously i'll with 1nt1ammatory
rheumatism at her home.
]. s. Kelley of Silver Lake has COM
pleted a $4,000 residence. 1t is MOD
ern in every respect and is located
near the Methodist church. The John
Greening family will occupy their for
mer home.
Miss Alta Golfer, Independent CEN
trail girl at Silver Lake, is at the
switch board again after weeks ao-
sence from sickness. Ed Jeffries has
been substituting in her place:
John Wilt of Rossville, cashier OF
the Silver Lake state bank. was un-
able to be at work Thursday on ac-
count of Illness.
Silver Lake will be represented at
the state interhigh school decIamatory
contest which will be held at ba aE;sr
university, Baldwin. March IL MISS
Verne Richerter of the ninth grade
of the silver Lake school will be the
delegate. Dbl
bin of Topeka are at the nome OF MIS-.
Anna MOngOtQ, near ollECt
take care of Mrs. Mongold. She re,
Gently broke one of her ribs IN a 1,a Iall
IN the ice. She is over ninety years
old and is in a critical condition.
MRS. Frank BridgeR Rb4rs May In She She
bought a $50 graphaphone which will
render Casey Jones" it is said' for
7 g. Harding of Topeka has return
cd from a short visit in Silver Lake.
Mrs. Martin A. Hull of Ruskon Is
,,isitino the home of her uncle, E. 5.
McCIintock of 11o1 Central av 41,,1'7tb
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Carlton OF Dulutn,
Mimi. who have been visiting at the
home of Mrs. Cartons sister end M st the ~
home of E. S. McClintock on the
North side, have left for Ell Pa $50 t rex
wa to spend the winter in California
Mr.. andMrs. Lyman Christie ano
Mrs. Koun of Howard are visiting Mr
and Mrs. H. L. Sanders of 1920 North
Van Buren, street.
Miss Grace Clark of 931 North
Quincy street has returned home from
a visit with relatives in Peoria, III.