The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-28
NORTH TOPEKA.

Items intended for this column should be
left with the KimbalI Printing company,
S35 Kansas avenue.
Miss Alice Quinn is confined to her
home by illness
Miss Julia Waite is spending the week
at Valley Falls.
Miss Adelia Brown is i'll at her home
on Taylor street.
Miss ANA Miller is able to be out after
week illness.
John Holiday spent yesterday in
Perry buying corn.
The w. r. C met this afternoon at
their hall, S31 Kansas avenue.
Mrs Fulton, mother of ]. c. Fulton, is
i'll at her home on West Sixth street.
Mrs Henry Schilling is suffering
from an attack of inf1ammatory rheu-
nlatism.
J. E. Maze and Anderson Shockley
have returned from Kansas City, where
they spent Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelson will go
to housekeeping next week in block
eleven hundred, Kansas avenue.
twenty-five rolls cotton bats for $780,
$500 dress pattern for $29S
COSTLEY & POST.
Alex Bates, who came here last week
with the remains of his wife, will leave
on Saturday for his home in Ordway,
Colo.
Blue Post No. $50, C. A. R., win hold
their last regular meeting for the year
this evening at their hall. S31 Kansas
avenue.
Mr. Ned Dana, who has been visiting
Mr.. Park Kimball and Mr.. Rob Curry,
returned today to his home in Man
haitian.
Victor council, K. & L. of s., No. 4.
will give a masked ball at their hall in
the Barrett block, Monday evening. De-
cember 81.
Judge Lewis. of st. John. Kas., is vis-
.sr a~,, yn+f - ~
1N31 Quincy street. and attending the
meeting of the probate judges
One lot children's shoes, 10c pair; one
lot ladies' shoes, 49c pair; one lot ladies'
shoes, 99c pair; mems $500 boots for
$1.S9 pair. It viii pay you to see these
bargains. COSTLEY & POST.
Mrs Kate f. King, of 115 East Gordon
street will return the first of the year
from Upper Sandusky, Ohio, where she
was called two weeks ago by the death
of her, father, Christian FOUGHT.
Mrs. Courtney wishes to clear out her
entire winter stock of millinery to
make room for spring goods, and there
fore win make the prices right to her
customers. The two stores, SOB South,
sos North Kansas avenue.
The law and order meeting to be held
this evening at the Kansas Avenue NJ.
E. church deserves the loyal support of
all law-abiding citizens. The Hon. ].
w Gleed and Chief Stahl win deliver
addresses livery O0Qy 10 At1N1LEO
Lost, Wednesday, between $40 Kansas
avenue and Indian Creek bridge. brown
cloth cape trimmed with black braid.
Reward. Return to I.acey's drug store
Saturday and Monday bargains. One
third off on Christmas goods; 20 per
cent discount on ladies' capes and
Jackets, and blankets from $1.O0 up.
COSTLEY g. POST.
The third of the series of meetings
will be held this evening at the Central
Avenue Christian church. Mr.. ". H
Scrivener will preach, and the subject
of his sermon viii be Prayer and
Providence Four new names have
been added to the membership list since
the beginning of these meetings
Wednesday evening.
Golden Rule lodge No. 80. A. F. &
A. NJ, installed their newly elected off,
GERS last evening in Masonic hall. The
officers installed were: W. NJ. Cline.
WorshipfuI master; H B. Sherburne,
senior warden; H. d. Miller, junior
warden; j. S. Stansfield. treasurer: d.
c. Hewitt, secretary; J. B. Marshall, jr.,
senior deacon; z. E. Miller, Junior
deacon; c. NJ. Morrow, senior steward;
H G. Buechner, junior steward; n J.
Battern tyler. At the conclusion of the
ceremonies the members sat down to an
elaborate banquet