The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-11
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Ladies call for the New Idea Fashion
sheets. They are free Costley & POST
]. Christman of MenOken township
left this morning for Jamestown, Da-
kOta-
The crossing on the west side of the
avenue at Norris street is being re-
paired
Mr.. Harley Hamilton of Kansas City
viii visit Mr.. Malcolm James Easter
Sunday
4. NJ Petro and W. D. woodford went
to St Joseph this afternoon to spend
two days.
The Rochester Reading circle viii
meet Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs Caldwell
Mr.. Benz York came down from Meri-
den today to attend the funeral OF his
brother, John E York
Have your sewer connected and your
plumbing done by A Allen, practical
plumber. 925 North Topeka avenue
Little Jessie Miller. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Dewitt Miller Of 500 Monroe
street, is able to be out again after a
severe sick spell
100 doz- Shirt Waists for Easter; all
style and color and prices Ladies'
COsTLEY & POST.
Mr.. Charles NJ Smith of 1101 Monroe
street met with quite painful accident
yesterday by running rusty nail in his
foot, which has confined him to his
home.
James CoughIin, W. H Curtis and
Ernest Wyncoop are making great I'M
provements on their property IN the
Santa Fe addition
Arthur looking after property interests
is the guest for few days OF his
brother, w A Hogaboom- He is en-
route 70 his home in Creston, Iowa
A lecture by Mr.. George Cole on the
cliff DwelIers'' was given last evening
at the Baptist church for the benefit OF
the Grant school picture fund The at
tendance was good
Mrs. c. H. Rhodes is quite III with
neuralgia of the stomach at her home,
925 Quincy street Her mother. Mrs. C
A Ryder, and her sister. Mrs. A P
Goodhue, arrived today from Emporia
to be with her.
There will be celebration of the Holy
Shepherd, corner of Laurent and Quincy
tomorrow (Maundy Thursday evening
at O'Clock. in commemoration of the
institution of the Lords Supper. Rev.
Canon Bywater will celebrate
The Temperance Commission club met
last evening in the Kansas Avenue NJ E.
church Mr.. SwaFtz is the president Of
the club and Guy Houghtelin- secretary.
Addresses were maze py MI. r a
Powell of the Christian church. Rev. T
]. Pearson Of the Congregational church
and Rev. Mr. Mooney, q Presbyterian
minister.
There will be an entertainment at the
Rochester school house this evening, tbs
proceeds of which will be sent to the
famine sufferers in India Music viii be
furnished by quartetTe composed OF
Misses Oral and Eleanor Caldwell. and
Messrs. Charles Berry and J. F. Cecil
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liver an address on Longfellow.
Just across Soldier Greek on the
+ Rochester road there is camped a family
+ of movers. The man is sick IN the
/ wagon with pneumonia and for might
/ or two the children have been sleeping
/ out doors under the wagon They seen
/ to be having a hard time and ehar1tabl5
I disposed people might do a good deed bS
assisting them Several of the neigh
I bOrs in this locality have helped them
Rubber tires ST. .Rehkopfs CarriagI
| Factory. 207. zoe West Sixth street