The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-19
HOSIERY,
NORTH TOPEKA.

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street, is Ill.
A. /. Pettijohn, Of Hoyt, was a North
side visitor today.
Kents Kash KoaI Koneern has the
| Ouita egg size coal for furnaces.
Special bargains Saturday and Mon
day COSTLE1Y & POST
Rev. Calvin Holman is having his
home property in Holman's addition
painted
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Charles Shu1nkwater, of Harrison street,
is very i'll.
Mr.. A Heber of S27 Monroe street,
has returned TO work after an illness of
two months.
Glen Hamrick and Fred McAfaster en-
joyed hunt yesterday on the Hummer
farm near the bluffs
Edgar Arnold, Of the Arnald Drug
company. went to Junction City yester-
day on short business "trip
Twenty rolls Of cotton bats fer 81.
Odds and ends ladies' shoes for 75c per
pair COSTLEY & POST
Mrs. W. J. Stovan and Mrs. Claud
Shields were the guests today Of Mrs
Shields mother, Mrs Piatt, near Silver
Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Hopxinson have
returned to their home in Kansas City.
Mo, after an extended visit to North
side friends.
Mr.. and Mrs s T. Montgomery have
moved from Monroe street to their newly
remodeled home, corner Of F'airchild and
Quincy streets
Miss Mary Marison has delayed her
departure from Topeka until next Tues
day and win sail the following Saturday
for Scotland.
The Young Peoples Good Citizenship
Federation will have a meeting tonight
in the Baptist church IL. l. Head will
deliver an address
Miss Kate Buechner, OF 100 West Cor
don street. returned last night from
rI7slees Ef7D h1G
her cousin. Miss Clara Endres, for sew
eral weeks.
Merle Miller. son of W F. Miller, 621
Van Buren, street, has accepted a posi-
ton as helper on the A. It. & S. f. rail-
road, and was sent to Wellsville yester-
day morning.
Clarence Matthews came in yesterday
from Iowa where he has been with a
surveying party, and left again last
evening for Liberal. Kas., where the
party will be located for the present
Mr. and Mrs. Winston A Fuller, Of
St Joseph, Mo-, arrived yesterday ana
will be the guests over Sunday of Mrs
F-uller's parents, Mr.. and Mrs L. A
Dolman, of 1928 Kansas avenue
Mr.. Carlson and Mr.. SchuIlberg. who
have been attending the Swedish church
conference in Kansas City, visited Mr.
John Nystrom yesterday, leaving in the
afternoon for their home in Branford,
Kansas.
Some person stole a load Of potatoes
from A. J. Berry's farm. Shady Nook,
Wednesday night Mr.. Berry says he
does not mind the loss OF the potatoes
SO much but they were all sacked, and
if the one who took them will return
the sacks he can have the vegetables
Mr.. Mat Hannigan and Miss Eva
Shields of Shorey were married Satur-
day, October 13. They will board this
winter with Mrs. Cal. Matthews, lib To-
peka avenue. The bride is a niece Of
Mr. w NJ Van Ness, and the groom
who was a North side boy. is now in
the employ of the Rock Island.
Mrs. Helen f Moses, Of indianapolis.
Ind. spoke last evening at the Central
Avenue Christian church prayer meet
ing She gave brief outline of the
work done at the national Christian En-
deavor convention held recently IN Kan
sas City Mrs. Moses lived in Topeka
several years ago and was prominent in
church circles At the meeting last
evening there was special music by the
choir and also a. solo by Elder Duffy
c. F. Bridge received a telegram this
morning from Congressman Curtis, who
is now in Leavenworth, in regard to the
funeral OF Mrs. Mary Chaplin. Mr.
Curtis is an old friend Of the deceased
and wishes the funeral to be from her
late home, 81 Madison street. Sunday
afternoon, at 2.30 o'clock as he could be
here at that time to attend it, The
funeral arrangements have been made
in accordance with Mr.. Curtis desire