The Topeka state journal., 1900-01-26
NORTH TOPEKA.


Items intended for this column should
be left with the Kimbau Printing com
pany, $50 Kansas avenue
There are Two cases OF smallpox in
Shorey-
Special white goods sale at Costiey &
Posts
Hot coffee will be served tomorrow at
Berry Bros store
There is one case Of what the doctors
call smallpox in Granville
Miss Anna Henry has resumed her
position at Cost1ey & Posts
John Coughlin Of Peterton made q
business trip to Topeka yesterday.
Hot biscuits and pancakes tomorrow
Al Berry Bros grocery, sos Kan Ave
Now IS the time to buy your white
goods Special prices for one week.
COstley & Post
Don't fail TO try the biscuits. pan
cakes and coffee tomorrow at Berry
Leila. the little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Pitzer Of 2fS West Cor
don street, Is quite III with the measles.
There VIII be an entertainment this
evening at the Christian church. Ad-
mission 15c or two for CSC Children 10c.
Ladies sailor and walking hats for
Csc These hats are worth from s1-oo
to s20e Costley < Post
Mr.. and Mrs. A NJ Petro OF 1914 Van
Buren, street. entertained three tables
very delightfully."- al high five last even
ing
r. B. 1lcMaster is painting ana 9th
erwise improving the Pond place al 917
Jackson street which he has recently
purchased
5. E Post OF Aurora. Mo. who has
been spending several weeks in New
York viii arrive here Sunday Mr..
Post is member Of the firm Of Cost
ley & Post
Mr- W A speer has purchased most
OF the stock OF the Ryan Dry Goods Co
and Is moving the same TO his store
Mr. Ryan and family expect 10 return
TO their former home in St. Louis
Judge N 3. Arnold, Dr.. Burns and
some others have organized a new min
ing company INCORPORATED under the
laws of Colorado They will do placer
mining and have secured river claims
The Alfred Ennis tract OF land north
Of Little Russia in North Topeka was
looked upon as a very good location by
the eastern gentlemen who We're shown
around Wednesday looking for a site
for q crea merry and cold storage plant.
The exchange Of traffic between the
I Santa Fe and Union Pacific at the
North Topeka junction has increased 50
IN the last year that the officials OF both
lines have made a joint estimate for
more track room 10 he built this COM
ing spring.
Rev Sanford H. Brown of Kansas
/ City. who has been assisting Rev. ". b.
l the past two weeks with the special
meetings. viii return tomorrow TO his
/ hOme- This evening Rev. Mr. Brown
VIII preach his last sermon Rev. Mr..
Hutchinson VIII probably continue the
meeting next week
The Santa Fe has many new special
cars 70 turn which are too long for the
{ turutahle in Topeka They are serious
+ y considering the adyisa bility Of put
+ ting IN q suitable track and connection
( to turn this class of cars on in North
T Topeka just north of the Kansas river
railroad bridge where there IS plenty
of vacant ground for the purpose
As late as the spring Of 1870 DR.. Ash
more was the pioneer and only drug
{ gist in North Topeka He occupied a
one story frame building which stood
+ On the site where Costley & Posts dry
( goods store now stands The plank
{ sidewalk in front of the doctors store
was on stills and the street was very
/ low so that If II rained for several
hours the doctor had q miniature lake
[ in front Of his place. His practice ex-
/ tended as far north as Mount Florence
/ now Meriden, Kan.
/ WHITE GOODS SALE AT COSTLEY
& POSTS.
Beginning Saturday morning, Jan
[ 9th. lasting One week. We will show
/ you 500 pieces new embroidery AGO of
/ lace. for less money than the same
! goods could be bought for at wholesale;
/ today $3.50 worth of muslin underwear
] al SPECIAL prices corset covers Ice cd cd,
/ gowns 44c. Don't miss this special sale
/ on our white goods COstIey & Post
Miss Maud Maze gave party las
I evening at her home on West Gordor
/ street in honor Of Miss Mora Murphy:
! birthday The evening was spent en-
I jOying games and music Oysters were
/ served the latter part Of the evening
/ Those present were. Misses Eva Gran
DAN. Clara Ehrhart, Mabel Watson
Lena Sies. Ella Connell, Matte Booher
Bessie CrandalI, Isabel Crapdau, Juls
! Keys M5ttIeYV atson. Jessie Myers, Ross
/ Crawford. Cara NeiusWender. Addi'
C0nueH, Margaret Myers, Myrtle Fry
Josephine Conuen Annie Myers, HATH
Morgan. Messrs- Fred Clark, Free
Graft, Ed Schmidt, Henry and Lev
l~Vanspey brock, George Clark. Free
Hunter. John Carter. Clay Mccormick
E K Watson, Frank Ekrhart. Herber
Finnie, Tom Maze John Fletcher
Quincy Mccormick BurI Wilder, Scot
Grover, Mr. and Mrs W A Maze, Mr.
and Mrs z. Farmer. Mr.. and Mrs. FL
mer Belts, Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Irish