The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-01
NORTH TOPEKA.


items intended for this column should
be left at the Kimbau Pig. Co.. before II
o'clock in the morning.
Mr.. Lindsey BechtoI has taken a posi-
ton in the New Era.
Special Blanket sale this week at
Costley & Post. North Topeka, Kan.
The ladies of the D. of H are plan
ming to give a nightcap social in the
near future.
Mrs. Louisa Crauel returned Sunday
from visit of several months to her
son in Denver.
Miss Anna Johnsmyre left yesterday
for her home in CleDurn after a visit
to Mrs. c. Kaser.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Gerley and daugh-
ter, Marie, of Arkansas City will ar
rive Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. J.
B Belts.
Miss Edna Parkhurst entertained a
number Of the Parlor minstrel people
at dinner last evening at her home on
Central avenue.
Mrs. Colby and Miss Anna Colby, who
have been the guests of Mrs. CoIby's
sister, Mrs. f P Baker for the past
week, went to Lawrence this afternoon
to visit other relatives.
Mr. J. A Campbell, who has been
with the L T & s W. railroad for
some time has resigned his position and
taken the position in the Mid Continent
mill office formerly held by Mr.. VIII
liam Reid Mr.. Campbell commenced
mis- new duties this morning. Mr.. Reid
expects to leave the 10th Of this month
for the east.
While Mr.. VIII Forbes of Shorey
was attending service at the Baptist
church last evening some one drove off
with his horse and buggy. Mr.. Forbes
had taken the precaution to take his
lap robe, whip, and lines in the church
with him. but this made no difference
10 the rObber as he secured these neces-
sary articles from a nearby buggy.
Right Rev F. K. Brooke, bishop OF
Oklahoma and the Indian Territory.
viii preach this evening at half past
seven in the Church of the Good Shep-
herd. corner of Quincy and Laurent
streets Bishop Brooke will be assisted
by Rev. William z. Van. rector of the
church at Wellington, Kan
The concert which was given last
evening in the Second Presbyterian
church was well attended. The follow
Ing. programme was rendered: Music,
orchestra; solo, I Fear No Foe" Mr..
Bowie; solo, In a Chimney Corner"
Miss Huey; selection. Mr. Weightman;
solo, The Dying Flower" Mr.. Won
Dahlen; quartet, Peaceful Night. Mrs.
Page, Miss Huey. Mr. Won Dahlen, Mr..
Bowie; solo. Little Robin RedOreast,''
Miss Ef1e Page; music, orchestra; solo.
Dreams, Miss Huey; solo. Lost
Chord" Mr.. Bowie; selection, Mr.
Weightman; solo, 'Oh Fair. o Sweet
and Holy" Mr.. Won Dahlen: quartet.
Sylvia" Miss Huey, Mrs. Page, Mr..
Won Dahlen, Mr.. Bowie; America"
company.
The entertainment last evening at
Lukens' Opera House by the Parlor
Ministries was a success in every way.
The songs were catchy, and the jokes
funny, many local hits being made
Mrs Van HOOk-Campbell, as Miss Din
an DewdrOp, was as great a. faVOrite as
she was when the Ministries were here
last year, her singing and dancing be
ing exceptionally good. Miss Edna
Parkhurst as Miss Sassafra was a
charming little coIored girl, and seem
ed much at home on the stage. One
of the best features on the programme
was the dance given by Mr. Clark
Daley. The end men, Mr.. Clark Daley
and Mr.. p. H. Daley. kept the house
amused the entire evening. The enter
walk, participated in by the whole com
pany, in which many graceful, fancy
and queer steps were taken.