The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-21
NORTH TOPEKA.

Lettuce. radishes and parsley for sale
at greenhouse. 916 Harrison street.
The Violet club met last evening at
the home of Mrs. Charles E. Jordan.
]. s. Morse is building a porch on the
front of his Van Buren, street house
Mrs. Perkins is building a small addi-
ton to her home on West Gordon street.
Attend Mrs. Courtney's millinery re-
ception Wednesday afternoon and even
ing
Go to c. B. Lyon. D. D. s. for fine
dental work at popular prices. Office
5I1 Kansas avenue Tel. $685.
Miss Sara Eggleston of Upper San
duslxy will go to Kansas City tomorrow
after a visit with Mrs. K F. King.
Misses Nora. and Dora Bischoff will
entertain at cards Thursday evening at
their home, 226 West Gordon street.
DR.. c. B. Lyon has greatly improved
the appearance of his residence proper
~ by putting a good retaining wall as
foundation for his fence
E. n. Gum received word this morn
ing announcing the death of his aunt,
Mrs Harriet Gum at her home in Ell
Dorado.
Rev Calvin Holman returned yester-
day from Hiawatha where he went to
attend the conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church
a meeting at which all the ladies of
the church are asked to be present will
be held Wednesday afternoon in the
parlors of the Kansas Avenue church.
Con Morrow is having his house at
924 Van Buren, street raised several
feet and a good stone foundation built
under it, which add greatly to the looks
of the property.
Go to Mrs. Courtney's for the latest
styles in millinery. All work done by
first class makers and trimmers. A
speciality of fine bonnets and children's
headwear. Sells for cash only, and that
makes our prices right.
The Ladies' Duplicate whist club
played yesterday at the home of Mrs.
L. P. Baker. lib Jackson street. The
substitutes were Mrs Harry Guthrie,
Mrs Fulton. Mrs. Gresser and Miss
Dollie Curtis.
Mrs Martha Strauss, mother of Mrs.
George w. Anderson and Mrs. Harry
Palmer is quite seriously Ill at the
home of the latter, 720 Monroe street.
Her i'll health dates back to the early
part of September.
Spring millinery opening, North To-
peHa- Grand opening display of inn
ported and domestic pattern hats, bon
nets and millinery novelties on the fol-
lowing date: Wednesday, March %.
We cordially invite your inspection.
Mrs. Courtney's.
Grand Millinery opening at the Ba-
zaar, S37 Kansas avenue, Thursday af-
ternOon and evening. Fine French pat
tern hats, bonnets and children's head
wear in endless variety Two hne TRIM
mers from Chicago and trimmer from
Kansas City. The public is cordially
invited to attend
Stanley, the king of the gypSieS, who
has been living al the corner of Topeka
avenue and Gordon street has vacated
the premises and emigrated towards
Granville. From the number of horses,
wagons and other paraphernalia around
there one might have thought a small
show had been wintering in this part of
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Hewitt received
n letter today from their son, Dan who
was wounded at the battle of Manila
February s. This letter was written
three days later and although the
young man was still in the hospital he
was recovering rapidly from the flesh
wounds he had received in each leg.
the insurgents bullets as he also had
his hat pierced by one of them.
The Brave Boys club met at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Reagle Saturday even
Gng. Twenty-Five members responded to
roll call which was answered by quota
lions from the Psalms. The boys then
studied and discussed a picture repre-
senting THE Flight into Egypt and
listened with interest to several beau
tiful stories of Indian life which were
read by Miss Root. The club then ad-
journed by repeating in concert the
first temperance pledge ever signed by
was written in the old family Bible at
Forest Home. GAINESVILLE. Wis. A copy
of this pledge was sent to the club by
Mrs. G. F. Kimban and the members
of the same appreciate her kind
thoughtfulness. Mrs. H. W. Cheney
and Miss Fannie Cole of the w. T. K.
club were visitors at this meeting. The
next melting will be Friday evening in
stead Of Saturday.