The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-16
NORTH TOPEKA.

Items intended for this column should
be left with the Kimbau Printing COM
pany. S35 Kansas avenue
The Union Pacific pay car came in to-
day.
Mr.. Charles Lukens went to Kansas
City today on business.
Go to the Bazaar Millinery store and
get premium stamps.
Mr.. S. L. Courtney left last night for
Kansas City to meet his cousin, Miss
Sells.
Lots Wife" will be the subject of
Rev. Mr.. PoweI1's address at the Chris
tian church tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Schenck of Cen
trail avenue are the parents of a son
born Sunday, November Y.
Rev. w. B. Hutchinson preached last
night at the union meeting held at the
Kansas Avenue Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. J. Berry have moved
from their farm, Shady Nook, to the
Parkhurst property on Central ave-
nue..
There will be literary service at 7:30
| this evening at the Church of the Good
Shepherd followed by the regular
choir practice.
Mrs. B. r. Goodman of Jackson street
who has been visiting her son, Frank
Goodman of Decatur, Ill, returned
home the first of the week.
Special bargains in Trimmed and I'm
trimmed Hats at Mrs. Courtneys this
week. Sailors and Walking Hats below
cost.
Mrs. c. N. Leeman who has been Wis
iting her sisters, Mrs. Baxter of the
South side and Mrs. S. L. Courtney,
has returned to her home in Council
Grove.
Call at Mayors bakery for fresh
homemade bread. All finds of cakes,
pies, etc. Also a fresh stock of best
cream candies for prices which will
suit you. Ask for trading stamps.
Mr.. ]. w. Simmons. state deputy of
| the Modern WOOdmen for eastern Kan
sas, who had made his home in HOI-
mans addition, leaves today for Port
| land, Oregon, having been made deputy
| for that state.
There viii be no choir practice at the
| Kansas Avenue Methodist church to-
! morrow night as the pastor, DR.. EN-
| bree, will preach that evening at the
union meeting held at the Baptist
| church on Laurent street.
| The Misses CrOlI entertained a num-
! Der of friends at their home on Cen
| trail avenue, last evening, in honor Of
| their cousin, Miss Kelsey, who will
! leave shortly for St. Louis. Refresh
| ments of ice cream and cake were
| served.
| Special for Thursday. November 16:
J One line mems 81 shoes for S1.48; one line
! ladies' 81 and .25 shoes for $1.25 ladies
! underware 25c suit; robe prints for cor
! forts worth &c yard for sc yard; one
/ lot Of prints for 312c yard.
COSTLEY & POST.
The anniversary bazaar which was
/ held yesterday and today by the La
+ dies society of the Second Pres yterian
I church closed this afternoon and has
I ben an unqualified success. The chick
/ en- pie dinner of Wednesday received
/ many compliments. The well known
1 excellence of the meals served by the
/ ladies of this church has made their
I entertainments popular. over 40 per
/ sons were served with supper last eV
/ ening. The flower booth presided over
( by Miss Bessie Root presented a very
/ attractive appearance, as also the fan
! cy work began with its bright lights,
( and brilliant colors. a New England
! dinner was the feature today and full
" sustained the fine reputation of the
( ladies of the society as successful en-
tertainers. This evening an ami
! VerSary programme will be given, be-
ginning at 8 o'clock. Rev. J. G. Miller
/ who was the first pastor of the church
! will be the principal speaker.
SHAFER-NEIsWE
The marriage of Miss Libbie Shafer
! and Mr. G. E. Neiswender was solemn
| lied Wednesday evening, November IS,
/ at the home of the brides mother,
1 Mrs. Mary Shafer, at Menoken. At 6
| o'clock the bridal party entered the
/ parlOr where the ceremony was per-
/ formed by the Rev. Calvin Holman of
! North Topeka. assisted by the Rev. Mr..
/ Adell, of Silver Lake. The bride wore
! a dainty gown of white Organdie and
| carried white roses. After the young
| couple had received the congratulations
! of their friends, an elaborate supper
! was served. Those present were Rev.
/ and Mrs. Adell, Mr.. David NeiSWender
and family, Mrs. Shafer and family,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chal. McCord, Miss Maud
Kennett and Miss Abbie Dearborn all
! of Silver Lake. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
| Section of MenOken, Mr.. and Mrs
/ Thomas Page, Rev. Calvin Holman,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. T. n. Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. G. Neiswender and Misses
/ Hattie and Clara Holman. Mamie Fitz-
/ patrick and Maggie HanIey of Topeka
/ and Miss Mahala Neiswender of Peru
! Ind. Mr.. and Mrs. Neiswender will
/ leave soon for San Francisco, where
/ they will make their future home The
young couple received many handsome
| presents.