The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-07
North Topeka Nel0s

II s0sSFs STt0
steips for this column may lie left at
PetFo's drug store. or telephone Blsaner
hours. $3.50.
To send to North Topeka from Arizona
for a pair OF shoes is a far cry, but
order of this nature has been the expert
ence of North Side shoe dealer. A woman
in Flagstaff, Ariz.. saw his ad in the North
Topeka page OF The the stare Journal de- De
price, etc, and at once wrote him, order
ing a pair. Residents of Topeka and
advantages of buying in North Topeka, but
this Is probably the first instance where
a customer has ordered from across two
states.
The Sinclair Oil company will not build
a filling station in North Topeka on their
property at Oh Kansas avenue at present
The building at this location is occupied
by the U. P. Pharmacy and has been re-
leased to George w. Knauer, proprietor of
the drug store.
This property was bought by the Sinclair
Oil company from Senator Charles Curtis
and Rome Golvin about two years ago, and
it was the Intention of the company to.
buila a filling station at this point within
few months after the purchase. The high
cost Of material and labor caused post
ponement
Leo Elmore of the. shawnee State bank
is enjoying a well deserved rest after a
strenuous effort to keep his goat, in which
he finally succeeded.
Nof that anyone wanted the ANIMAL, but
the creature insisted on wandering away
to the great Inconvenience of the house,
hold, as she had been bought fer the pur;.
pese of supplying milk to the little son of
the family, and when she was missing at
milking time, great was the grief thereat.
This occurred so frequently that Mr.. FL
more's usually placid eeuntenanee took on
harassed expression and it was said that
in
customary affectienate, How are YOU
dear!n but, Where's the geat?" More
often than not he was met at the door by
Mrs Gilmore with the omineus words. aThe
But all that is ended. The goat was
yer Lake, and her wandepiRgs were in
search Of them. Realizing this at last,
Mr.. Gilmore had the kids brought to his
home for a time aud Mrs. Mamie has
ceased -her roamings.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. J. w. Wright 1914 Quincy street,
is visiting relatives in California.
Mrs. l.. w. Smith will be the hostess for
the o. D. o. card club Friday afternoon at
her home in Jackson street Mrs. =. C.
Anderson of Denver and Mrs. r. Z. Baker
of Topeka will be guests,
for Mitchell, S. D., to spend the summer
with relatives aud friends.
y. W. Dillon has gone to Wayne City,
Mrs. Pauline Desch and little sons, of
Kansas City, have returaxds home sftsF q
visit to Mrs. Desehs parents Mr.. and Mrs,
II. Galitzki of Kansas avenie
Mrs s. Galitzkf entertained yesterday
e. aeF 5a ag1 sas
in celebration of his eighth birthday ami
yersary. About thirty five little guests
Virgil Petree, who was injured in an
automobile accident last Sunday, was re-
home, 1929 Monroe street Yesterday after=
moon.
Mrs. Lee Crawford has resigned her posi-
ton as cashier at the Dibble Grocery COM
pany Her place will be taken by Miss
The name of Margaret Elizabeth has
been given to the daughter of MI and Mrs
John Holiday, 1923 Monroe street, born
S. r. Dexter, undertaken. Lady as
sistant. s2s Kansas ave.-Adv.
John J. Goodrich, general agent of the
Rock Island at st, JOSEPH, was the guest
Mr.. Goodrich STOPPED ON his way back to
st; Joseph from Wichita, where he had
taken a delegation Of Rotarians to the
seventh annual conference of the seven
teenth district. which opens there Friday:
Mr.. Goodrich has been in the employ Of
The new trustees for I the n Kansas Avenue
nj. @. church viii be elected this evening
s6r the meeting at the Church bs reception
Gordon, and Mrs. Gordon will be held and
literary and musical program given, The
mortgage on the parsona ge, bought by the
Ladies Aid of the church., will be burned
amid rejoicings.
Word has been received In North Topeka
from Miss May Cromwell of National City,
Calf, that the body of her mother, who
died recently, viii be brought here next
week for burial in Prairie Home cemetery.
Mrs. GremweH was the widow of the late
J. S. Cromwell, at one time scale master,
the position now held by Mr.. Musson. The
family made their LONE in NeEth Topeka
at that time, living in the 500 block on
Jackson street
Mrs. c. Kaser of 11o9 Van Buren, street
celebrated her seventy ninth birthday ami
-xersary Wednesday afternoon at her home
and the Missionary society of the First
Church of the Evan geical association met
with her, as has been their custom for sew
eral years most enjoyable afternoon
was spent and delicious refreshments were
served. Mrs. Kaser received many hand
some and useful gifts. tokens of the af-
lection in which she is held by her friends.
The guests were: Mrs. Kaser Mrs. J.
sNeuffer, Mrs. Sharp, Mrs Joseph Wade
Itch, Mrs. A. Linge. Mrs. Monte johnson.
Z. Inischke, Mrs. W. Johnsmeyer. Mrs. J.
$. Kennedy. Mrs. A. Lorenz, Mrs Ralph
Schrieber, Mrs. +. Doty. Mrs. Bert Foster,
Mrs. C. Linge, Mrs NJ. Msnshardt, Mrs. G.
Dahlmann, Mrs. g. Roller. Mrs. E. c. Stoll,
MIS- Hevenden, Mrs. Patrick, Mrs Garnett,
The Merry workers. class of the Sunday
school of the Kansas Avenue Methodist
church will hold the regular monthly bust
ness meeting at the home Of Mrs. D. NJ.
day afternoon. The meeting is to be an
indoor picnic and each woman is expected
to furnish lunch. Members are requested
TO be st the church prom pity at 10 o'clock.
Inc subject for the devotional lesson viii
be Il Stranger
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