The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-26
NORTH SIDE NEWS
y. o. Wolfe Will Move to Ohio
in Spring.
Civil War Comrades Who Re-
Enlisted Visit Together.

]. O. Wolfe of 1919 North jackson
street. an old resident here, will move
in the spring to Ashland, o.. his old
home. where he has bought a 23-acre
tract in the suburbs. He has been in
Topeka more than twenty years, and
the greater part of the time has been
with the Forbs grain people
Before coming to Topeka. he was en-
ployed as an officer at the Kansas state
penitentiary. Both he and Mrs. Wolfe
are popular on the North Sides
McHenry Husband. of Scranton, one
of the few Kansas men living who re-
enlisted in the Civil war. after serving
three years, who has been visiting his
comrade, S T. Cromwell. also a re-
enlisted veteran. and city weigh master
for the North Side, has returned home.
Both men enlisted at the beginning of
the war in Company A, 43d Indiana in
fantry They were in the confederate
prison at Tyler, Tex, several months
after their enlistment the second time,
until exchanged at the close of the war
Soon after the war, Mr.. Cromwell
came to Kansas. He was Union Pacific
{ agent and postmaster at Menoken for
more than IS years.
Mr. Husband was city marshal at
Scranton for several years.
Notes and Personals.
The following program was given at
the regular meeting of the Quincy
School Parents Teachers meeting at
the school. last night: Music, Van
Ness orchestra; recitation, Miss Eliza
beth Van Ness; vocal solo, Ralph
Gabriel; recitation. Kathleen Hofer;
dialogue, Lucille Maze and Wilma Des-
senberger.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Norris, of 152
Holman street. who have been visiting
In Oklahoma. are expected to return
home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kiene, of Valencia,
spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. j. h.
! marnock, of 1918 North Polk street.
IT. D. Gabriel is in Onaga on bust
ness.
Mrs Eva Hanigan, of Pratt. who has
been visiting at the home of her uncle,
w. M. Van Ness, Will return home Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Bert Frazier, of Kansas City, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Carl Goff, of
Z12 Morse street.
Mrs. John jackson, of Elmont, is a
North Side visitor today.
Mrs. Gus Lutchey. of Silver Lake. is
I'm North Topeka today.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Warnock and son,
Harold, of 1918 North Polk street, will
spend Thanksgiving at Valencia, the
guests of Mrs. Guy Kiene,
Albert and Sam Bartram, of Elmont, |
are in North Topeka on business today. |
Mrs. Barnes, of Perry. is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. L. f. Mccain, of SIT J
Morse street
Miss Iva Richerter has returned to |
Silver Lake, after short visit in North !
Topeka
Charles Duncan, of Grover, is a North |
Side visitor this week
A. NJ. Petro, druggiSt--AdV.
Mrs. J. $. Cutbirth. of Silver Lake, |
has returned home. after spending d |
short time in North Topeka on business
J. J King is in Hutchinson on bust
ness.
The North Topeka schools will give a
special Thanksgiving program Wednes-
day afternoon.
Three bridges costing, all togetk r
$500, have been built in Soldier town
ship. according to the report of the
township board at the Shawnee State
bank, Monday afternoon. A stone arch
bridge is located over the Half Day
creek north of Topeka on Central ave-
nue.. Another is near the Farnsworth
farm, six miles north of Topeka, and
the third in the northwestern corner of
the township.
Humane Officers KilmaurS and Miss
Kate King today placed A. McNillon in
q local hospital. He is an old negro
who was found i'll a destitute condition
at SOC North Clay street, Monday after
noon.