The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-01
NORTH TOPEKA.

Items intended for this column should
be left with the Kimban Printing COM
pany. 835 Kansas avenue
Mrs. A. J. Hayden is i'll at her home
on Madison street
L. V. Beatty of Kansas City is spend
ing few days in Topeka
The storm doors were put up today
at the Union Pacific depot.
Miss Ethel Lewis of Rochester is vis-
iting friends in town this week
From now until Christmas Mrs.
Courtney will make your hats cheap
Mrs. Aikens of Kansas City is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Jonas
Lukens of Central avenue.
Mr.. J. Holiday and sister of Stevens
Point, Wis, are visiting Mr.. ). Chase
of 1920 Kansas avenue
Winsted Fuller of st. Joseph is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. a.
Fuller of Quincy street.
Did you know the Dibble Grocery
Co. are doubling the premium stamps
SOC N. Kansas avenue.
Mr.. George Pask has returned from
a, business trip to New York and IS Vls.
iting his cousin, Mr.. w. A. FORBES OF
Maple Grove.
David Bowie, David Page and John
Johnson went hunting yesterday north
of town and brought back with them
eight squirrels.
Mrs. James Coughlan and sister, Mrs.
Katharine RiOrdan, returned last even
ing from Usage City where they spent
Thanksgiving.
Ralph Campbell went to Valley Falls
yesterday to witness the football game
between the North Topeka eleven ana
the Valley Falls team.
Guy Cannon came up from Lawrence
yesterday where he is attending the
university. to spend the Thanksgiving
holidays at his home.
The Dibble Grocery Co. are always
first in business; they double the prem
ium stamps on every purchase that you
make at their store sos n. Kan. Ave
The w. c. T. U. will meet at the home
of Mrs. Gilmore, 1908 Topeka avenue,
Saturday afternoon at three o'clock All
interested in temperance work are IN
vited to be present.
Mr.. Harry Lukens entertained Miss
Nellie Hes, Miss Jessie Campbell, Miss
Eleanor Lukens Miss zelIa Lukens, Mr..
Hitchcock of Wellington, Mr.. Clark of
Hutchinson, and Mr.. Spicer of H1a-
watha at dinner yesterday.
The union Thanksgiving service yes
terday at the Congregational church
was well attended. Canon Bywater de-
Hvered a strong address. He took for
his subject a verse from the Psalms:
Peace be written within thy walls and
prosperity within thy palaces"
We must have room for our large
stock of Christmas goods. We Will be-
gin tomorrow morning by max
ing prices that Will move goods fast
Here is just few things for a sample:
20 per cent discount on ladies' capeS
and Jackets; so per cent discount all
fancy feathers; odd and ends in shoes
at half price; good prints 312c yard
Don't miss this.
Mr.. Clarence Scott was given sur
prise party last evening at his home
in Rochester by a number of his young
friends. The evening was spent in
playing various games At a late hour
refreshn tents were served. Those pres
ent were: Misses Lily NicOll, Sidney
Gardiner Grace IukenS, Meta. Reamy,
Edna Staples, Harriet Staples, Eliza
beth Lambert, Grace McNOun, Berdie
Hurse, Stella Reamy, Florence Marple,
Mabel Wendell, LOttie Scott MeSSrS.
Charles Reamy, StOa Harper, Albert
ROush, Charles Hutchinson, Sherman
Marple, George Scott, Harry Hutchin-
son, Reuben McNoun, Herman Wendell,
Thornton LOck1nan and George
Fletcher.
The following is a very fattering tes-
timOnial to Mr.. W. L. White who Will
shortly leave for the Pacific coast, and
goes to show the esteem in which he is
held by the business men of the North
side: LAS William L. White who has
been employed at the North Topeka
Santa F'e station for nearly quarter OF
a century leaves the service OF his own
accord and free will we the underslgn-
ed citizens of North Topeka wish him
God speed, happiness and prosperity in
his new home in the far west. Any one
needing the services OF a fa1thIul,
honest man will find Mr.. White the
right man in the right place. Charles
Gerteisen, Santa Fe agent J. Q. Fulton,
u P. agent; ]. B. Jeffers, city agent,
Santa Fe; Peter Smith, president Citi-
zenS bank; F. D. Small, president
American bank; Thos. Page, Mid
Continent Mills; Willis Norton & Co.,
Inter Ocean Mills; T. L. Evan, Capital
Elevator; J. B. Billiard, Central Ele-
vatOr; NJ. c. Holman, furniture; J. H
FOUGHT. hardware: Arnold Drug Co,
N. F. Conl1le, grocer; VIM. Green &