The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-12-27
NORTH TOPEKA.

Items Intended for this column should
be left with the Kimbau Printing com
pany. s35 Kansas avenue
The farmers are bringing in lots OF
hay these days.
Oscar BeeIer has returned from trip
to Green River. Wyo-
J. B. Belts viii make a. business trip
to Kansas City tomorrow
Don't miss the special inventory sale
this week at Costley & Posts
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. High returned this
morning from visit to relatives at
Fairview.
Mrs. Hawks of Kansas City is visit
ing her sister, Mrs b Burke Of SOS Non
roe street.
Miss Kate Blair Of Hartford. kan.
is visiting Mrs. D G. Ounger and fam
lily of Topeka avenue
D. H Fraser. orderman for Dibble
Grocery Co, has moved to his new
home on Evelyn street
Miss Emma Ramseyer Of Halstead.
Kan, is being entertained by Mrs J.
B. Belts of Quincy street
Shawnee Council No. 3. K & l. OF 8
enjoyed an oyster supper after the reg
ular meeting last evening.
Mr. A. E Munich, formerly banker
at Pratt, is in Topeka and viii engage
in the mercantile business here
We have more goods than we want
to inventory, so you can have them very
cheap this week. Costley & Post
Miss Laura Flag of Lawrence ar
Mrs. J. r McNary the rest of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar BeeIer have gone
to Granville where they viii be enter
tanned for several days by Mr. Beeler's
relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. McNary and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Carson and children were
the guests Christmas of Mrs. AIcNary's
sister, Mrs Phillips Of Lawrence
Miss Annie and Mr.. Edward Ehrharr
went to Meriden yesterday where they
will be the guests for a week OF their
cousins, Miss Gertrude and Mr. Oscar
Coleman
Rev. S. o. Lingren IS visiting Mr..
John Nystronn- Rev. Mr. Lingren il
en- route from Seattle. Wash. to St
Joseph, Mo. to attend meeting OF the
Swedish Y P. c. E
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Nystrom who
have been the guests since Sunday Of
their parents. Mr. and Mrs John Eys-
from of 1913 Jackson street. went To-
their home in Kansas City, kan. today
Mr.. and Mrs. Shoemaker and Miss
Sadie Shoemaker returned this morning
to their home in Horton after spending
Christmas here the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs ShOemaker's daughter, Mrs Daub
of Central avenue
Misses Grace CampdOras and Bessie
Reader viii go to Kansas city, 40.
Thursday where they will be the guests
of the formers sister. Mrs. Bert Root
From there Miss Reader viii 60 %
Cameron to visit friends She viii later
return to Kansas City and they wiz
both come home together
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Stewart OF
Kansas City. spent Christmas visiting
Mrs. Stewards parents. Mr. and AIRS
NJ. n. Hale of 423 Park street Mr.
Stewart returned to Kansas City yes
terday but Mrs Stewart viii remain
here some time longer
The Argonaut club met last evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs O. O.
Nicholson. The lesson in French history
which covered the renaissance period
was conducted by the president Rev
W. 3. Hutchinson. The papers Tor the
evening were .fhe Renaissance" by
Miss Lee Gilmore and one on "Meis-
sonier'' by Miss Maude Pattison- Music
was furnished BY Miss Laura Taylor
who sang Dudley Bucks solo. sun
set"
Inventory sale all this week We
would rather count a small amount %
money than count and measure a large
stock of goods. Twenty per cent dis
count on all blankets worth from 75c
pair up. Remnants Of all kinds very
cheap. Broken lots of shoes at less
than half price Twenty per cent dis
count on all fancy china. $500 dress
patterns for S3-50- If you want 70 save
money come at once COstiey & Post
The following programme was given
Christmas evening. December .. at the
Second Presbyterian church By the
member of the primary class
IntrOductiOn-Cfrac Ward.
Invoca tfon-Ruth Adams.
Anthem-.'A Star Shoue IN tire
Heavens by the class, with Helen Dol
man sOlOist
Christmas Every There %
Maud Ward
sextet-"The First Christmas. % Gladys
Miller.
Markham. Grace Ward, Helen DoIman.
Ruth Adams, Maud Ward, Gladys
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