The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-21
NORTH SIDE NEWS.


NORTH SIDE NEWS.
o. f. Winner, of Rochester. who re-
Gently suffered a severe cut on a knee
artery while cutting hedge near his
home, is reported to be improving.
On account of the rain the meeting of
the North Topeka, Parkdale and Santa
Fe horseshoe club which was to have
been held at fire station No. last night
was not attended. The meeting has
been postponed indefinitely. The idea
was to meet to decide upon perma-
nent horseshoe court.
Do you want good pictures? Then
| braing the film to us for printing. We
are turning out the very best work in
Topeka. Let US prove 1T to you. BAR
Wall Paper and Book store.
II is reported more than an inch of
rain fell on the Chiddix farm north
OF Topeka last night. Farmers north
of the reform school report nearly
| two inch fall.
The C. o. Jones house at 913 North
Jackson sereet has been reprinted.
Mrs. Martha Robinson of 1923 North
Jackson street who recently suffered
a stroke of apoplexy, is reported to be
| improving.
Miss Beulah Stretcher of East st.
Louis, ILL.,, is visiting Miss Margaret
Charles, daughter of Homer Charles,
superintendent of the Reform school
north of Topeka. 80
Miss Ava Green, teacher at the re-
form school, has returned from a visit
with home folks in Cherryvale. .
Mr.. nd@Mrs. G. oWaldman who
havH been visiting i'm Portland, Ore,
are expected to return about the mid
die of September according to word re-
ceived here today. They will leave af-
ter the wedding of Mrs. Waldman's
sister. Miss Maude Daube, who will be
married to Mr.. De Witt Lee. The
young couple will accompany them to
Kansas and make their home in KAN
sas City. Mr.. Lee is secretary of the
Kansas City Y. M. c. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Stamp, of Plat
Vile, Mo-, who have been visiting Mrs.
Stamps parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M
Waldman, of 917 Grant street, have
returned home.
Word has been received that c. D.
Scott, formerly superintendent of the
Rochester cemetery, now superintten-
dent of a Peoria, Ill, cemetery is at
tending a convention of cemetery
sUperintendents at Chicago Mr.. Scott
has twenty-five men in his employ at
Peoria.
Mrs. w. A Forbes. of Rochester. is
visiting her son, Boyce Forbes, at Kiro
today.
Mrs. Edgar winans, of San Fran
cisco, Cal, is visiting her faeher, H. c.
1hGh1uleyp Oh TIE OlIlZ6n state Bank.
Mrs. Charles Suit, of 1927 North
Jackson street will leave Friday for a
two weeks visit with her brother, r.
NJ. Williams, in Denver, Colo.
Miss Handy Reed of 924 North Mon
roe street, who suffered a slight sun
stroke Tuesday is recovering
William Colvin and Bert Ellis have
returned from a visit in Cheyenne,
Wyoming, where they attended the
Frontier Day celebration
Jesse Stewart, of Wamego, was a
North side visitor today.
Mrs. R. H. Johnston, of Horton, will
visit Mrs. W. B. Weatherholt in the
near future.
Levi Stanley has returned from Grand
Island, Neb., where he bought 80 head
of standard bred colts. He says that
the wheat in that section is harvest
ing from so to so bushels to the acre.
Mrs. Ruth Fuller and son George and
Miss Georgia Carr have returned from
short visit in Silver Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mcdonald of ST.
Joseph Mo-, are visiting Mr.. McDon-
AIDS sister. Mrs. w. 1. Cole.
A. v. LindeI, assistant cashier of the
Shawnee State bank, left today for
visit with relatives in Lindsborg
Levi Stanley reports that the wheat
On his farm near Williamstown is av-
eraging as a whole 80 bushels to the
acre, with some patches giving As bush
els.
Word has been received here that
A Y Bobb. of 903 North Harrison
street, who is visiting relatives in Wis
consin, is suffering from erysipelas. He
intended to return home this week,
but will be unable to do so because
of his sickness.
Dan Landies, of Kiro, was a North
side visitor today.
Ike Page has returned to the North
side after a visit in Portland, Ore.
d. H. Wallace. who will be the prin-
cipal of the Lyman school, a mile
north of Topeka, next year, has return
ed from a visit in Wisconsin and Min
nesota.
E. Q. Byers, who has been living at
1914 North Topeka avenue, has left for
Los Angeles, Cal, where he will make
his home.
Mrs. 1. c. Friend of Carthage. Mo-.
and Mrs. Marion Wilbur of Marion, Ind,
who have been visiting their sister,
Mrs. w. S. Bergundthal. of 1874 North
jackson street, have returned home.
Two cars fine Alberta peaches
wrecked on Mo. Pac. Dirt cheap Get
them from your grocer, nice fruit