The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-10
NORTH TOPEKA.


Items intended for this column should
be left with the KImbau Printing com
pany. SS5 Kansas avenue
AIRS Arthur Kane went to Kansas
City today to attend the grand opera
Join our reading circle Cheaper than
public library. JEFFERS & JAMES.
Miss Clara Excl is i'll at her home on
Fast Gordon street
Miss Eleanor Holiday has taken a
position in the J. Lapp store
Mrs. O. H Ryder. who has been i'll
for a. few days. is now c0nvalescent-
Finest line OF game boards in the city
Prices right JEFFERS & JAMES
Miss Grace Kimea has gone TO En-
poria on an extended visit to friends
Thomas Ritter visited his brother,
William Ritter. north OF kiro. yester-
day
count on watches. clocks and jewelry.
HARRY DAVIS. SO Kansas ave.
Mrs. Mitchell. colored. died Sunday
evening at her home 515 West Railroad
street
The ladies Of the Baptist church are
making arrangements for their bazaar,
which will BE- given soon
The New England supper and bazar,
Tuesday evening. December II. at
Lukens' opera house. given by the ladies
of the Baptist church Come and get
your supper. Is cents
Mrs Billiard and her sons Philip and
Robert went to Kansas City this morn
ing to attend the Grau opera
The W T K club VIII meet Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs T y.
Davis. 500 Topeka avenue.
Miss Maud Ira. who has been quite
seriously III at her home in Holman's
addition. is slowly improving
Mr. Charles Kuch, a brother Of Mrs.
J r LETTERS has been made superintend-
ent Of carriers for the city OF St Joe
TnH n T
watch. clock and jewelry repairing, az
live and let live prices
HARRY DAVIS. SO Kansas ave
Miss Irene Mattox. who has been
learning the millinery trade with Mrs.
Joseph. has returned TO her home in
Silver Lake.
Mr. Myers. who has been working on
the depot the Rock Island has been
building on this side, has gone to Eor-
ton to work
Upperman and Frank Hale spent yes
tertiay hunting and bagEed three
'possuns. three squirrels and one coon
Special discount sale for next 80 days.
Ny entire stock Of watches. clocks. cut
glass and jewelry. at from 20 per cent
TO - per cent discount
HARRY DAVIS. SO Kansas ave.
Mr.. William E Nann. OF Kingnan-
assisted by Mr. Carol Burck- Of Min
nsapolis- had charge Of the services yes
terday morning at the Church Of the
Good Shepherd
Mrs William Ryan and son Jack re-
turned TO their home in Kansas City
yesterday after visiting Mrs. Ryan's
sister Mrs Jonas Lukens, Of Central
avenue
A NJ Tyler. who has been farming
near RosSStlie. has rented the property
at 1901 Jackson street and will move his
family into the same the last Of the
week
The alley west Of the Avenue between
Laurent and Norris streets is being
graded SO the new sewer will be able tc,
do the work expected OF il in carving
of the surplus water
Mrs Dora THAR and little daughter
will leave today for their home in Colo
RADIO after a visit Of several weeks To
Topeka friends Mrs Thair-s father
Mr.. circuit. wiz remain in Topeka. most
Of the winter
The trustees OF the Rochester Gene
tery association have readjusted the
price OF lots in the new ground. and de-
cfded to offer these lots at prices rang
ing from 10. 1850 Is. 20 ard a few lots
at % dollars per square foot
The Young Ladies' Missionary society
OF the Kansas Avenue N E church wiz
meet this evening at the parsonage
Mrs Shirley French and Miss Dora
Johnson VIII each give short talks and
there ~in be music furnished by a
auartette composed Of Miss Bessie