The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-10
NORTH SIDE NEWS
Mrs. Brown May Sue ROches-
ter Cemetery Association.
Moved Bodies of Her Children
without Permission.

of her two little children, Violet arc
Harry, one day this week she 1ouhu
that they had been moved from one
side of the lot to the other. MIS-
Brown said that she started to look
for the keeper of the grounds ana
when asked, he admitted moVlns
them, saying that he found AFTER the
children had been inferred 1t was .ols-
covered that another burial had been
made there about 20 years ago anu
forgotten. Mrs. Brown said that sne
wanted to feel sure that the chllurei!
were there so the grave was opened
and if was found that although they
were there they had been turned
around and that they were not buried
more than IS inches deep. Mrs. Brown
was distracted over the ta1npertils
with her dead and probably some ac-
ton will be brought against the cenle-
terry association. They could not De
reached by phone this morning and II
is not known yet what their excuse Is
for not asking the consent of the par
rents before moving the bodies of tire
children.
White Way Work Drags.
The business men of North Topeka
as well as some of the other Teslu 'I1-
are complaining that the city has done
nothing toward starting work on tnc
new white way and it was PROMISED 10
them the first of June. Inc pores
which the city agreed 10 nave e,1
moved from Kansas avenue are SUN
standing. After the petitions were CIR
culated and taken before the commls
sioners and acted upon by them IL was
thought that the street from Gordon
to the bridge would soon be the proud
poSsessor of a new white way put the
delays and inaction of the commlsSloh-
ers make things look dark for June
and it is probable that the contract
will not be let by that time
Personal Mention.
G. o. Compton has returned from the
State Sunday School convention at
Wichita.
Several loads of pipe have been haul
ed to the reform school where they
are being installed as tubes from the
boiler house to the other buildings
Last Thursday night the Loyal work
ers of the Christian church held
Union Depot social. The guests mas
uueraded as passengers on various
trains.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given in honor of Miss Barbara Stadler
of 1906 North Monroe street, VINO VIII
leave Tuesday to visit her sisters III
Oregon. Those present We're: MIS-
Ward Ottinger, Miss Nina Wolverton,
Miss Emma Urban, Miss Louis Conrad |
Miss Pauline Suppes, Miss Katie Sup |
mes. Miss Josephine Schmidt, Miss FL
len Wedoff, Miss Lillian Nelson, MISS
Ruth Erickson, Miss Marie Staerkel' |
Miss Nellie Priddy, Miss Lena Resac' |
Miss Emma Stadler and Miss Rosie |
Frank Brfdgeford, of Silver Lake, is |
in North Topeka today on snort pus-
mess trip.
in Indian Creek after snort visit WITH
friends in North Topeka.
Rev Mr.. Barratt is very i'll at his |
home.
Miss Blanche Shirley, of Grantvile'
has returned from a business trip TO
Wichita. 60.
ETcaIsior Springs where she will re-
main indefinitely.
MT. and Mrs. H. ]. Talbert left yes
+erday for Seattle, Wash.
Wayne Horning, Of GrantVllie, spenl
Yesterday in North Topeka visiting
w. H. Ruen and family left yester-
dav for Hastings, Neb., where they
will make their future home
T. r Dougan will go to Holensburg
where he will remain indefinitely.
Arthur Colt has gone for snort VISIT
with friends in Omaha.
Bill CoIvin has returned from Grant
VILE, where he went on a snort busl-
ness trip
The commissioners have a gang of
men working on the new jetty east of
town.
A change has been made in the time
of Union Pacific train No. los. 1t
formerly left at 500. 1t will leave
as the Kansas City local. The Salina
Belmont train will run Sunday in the
future as we'll as week days.
w. r. Sheidler of Silver Lake has
returned to his home after short
business trip to North Topeka.
A M. Petro. druggst.-Adv.
Miss Nell Hardick of Kilmer is Wis
iting friends in North Topeka for
short time.
Clarence Belts of Indian Creek has
returned to his home after a short
trip to North Topeka.
Notice North Topeka Now: Her I
Business, Schools and Churches" is
the subject of a special North Topeka
sermon which Rev. w. c. Meeker will
deliver Sunday night at the Second
Presbyterian church. Good music will
be provided by Mrs. Frank Phipps and
the chorus choir. All loyal North To-
pekans are cordially invited. The SER
mon subject in the morning is 1.-THE ,
Wellspring of Power"
Mothers day services at the Central
Avenue Christian church on Sunday
morning. Each person is asked to ,
wear a white flower in honor of moth
er Special music and sermon by Mrs.
J. E. Mcdaniel, who leaves this week
to become national secretary of the
Christian Woman's Board of Missions.
Bible school at 9:45 a. m; Christian
Endeavor at GAS p. m.
Notice to members-Topeka Assem-
bly, No. IA, Kansas Fraternal Citizens
at their hall, S31 North Kansas ave-
nue., 8 o'clock Monday evening May
IL. You are each urged to be present
and bring your family and invite two
or three persons to attend. Good mu-
sic and speaking. Don't fail or for
get the night but come. All free.
o. P. DAVIS, Pres
(Adv) B. A. RUTTER, Sec.
1t Was Not Lucky Show for Him.
The Lucky Bill'' show did not come