The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-25
NORTH TOPEKA.


be left with the Kimbau Printing com
Fany. SIS Kansas avenue
Mrs. Florence Etter Of van Buren,
street viii leave today for Chicago to
visit relatives
Mrs. Ravens OF HoIman's addition re
turned yesterday from an extended visit
to relatives in Ohio.
Mrs. Sarah Smith Of Bennington,
Kan. Is spending a few days here visit
ing her niece, Mrs. Ira
Prepare for cold weather while the
sun shines, and examine our 500 pair Of
blankets Costiey & Post
Mrs. wallace Taggart OF Meriden IS
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Myers,
Of Western avenue for a few days.
Rev. J. s. GIendenning has returned
from Lawrence where he oficiated yes
terday at the Ward-Judkins wedding
Can you afford to bake when you can
buy two big ioaves fresh bread for 3
cents at Jones bakery. SIS North kan
sas avenue2
Owing to the absence Of Canon By
water from the city there will be no
service this evening at the Church OF
the Good Shepherd
Mrs " J. Stovan and Mrs Oscar
Beeler were the guests today Of Mrs
BeeleF's mother. AIRS. Palmer. at her
home north Of town
Mrs. J H Gender OF s25 Jackson
street viii leave the first Of the week for
Oklahoma City TO join Mr.. Gender who
has been there for several months as
manager Of one Of the Parkhurst- Davis
stores.
Try a pair of our children's zec shoes
Try a pair Of our ladies' sL4S shoes Try
q pair Of our ladies' 81 IS shoes. Try q
pair Of our mems 500 shoes We viii
save you from IS TO 80 cents OF your
boys shoes. Costley & Post
A branch league Of American Mothers
viii be organized on Friday afternoon.
October 20. at Mrs Arnold's. g2z Jack
son street and every mother IS urged
- r 49, --a=fH Iaa--
OF kindergarten age are especially in
vired- The meeting viii begin at three
o'clock and Mrs. Ida Hardy viii be
present and speak
T NJ ReaEle has begun excavating at
his lot 917 Kansas avenue preparatory
to erecting there two story building.
the lower floor Of which viii be for a
business house while the room in the
upper story viii be finished for q dwell
ing. The building viii not be completed
until next summer as this winter Il viii
only be built up as far as the ground
floor.
Mrs. Alvin Pratt OF 1913 Central ave
nue. gave party yesterday afternoon
for her little daughter Leila in honor Of
the eighth anniversary Of her birthday
About twenty-five little people we're
present and enjoyed themselves on the
lawn Late in the afternoon they sat
down to well spread table. on the cen
ter Of which was the birthday cake,
beautifully iced with the name and age
Of the little hostess on II in colored
candies
some time ago an article appeared in
a St Louis paper calling attention ID
the nfosson1inE Of g czIa0ium. the prop
erty Of q lady Of that city The writer
referred TO the poisoning Of this flower
as something rare Mrs. III NJ. Hale of
422 Park street has caladlum walch
has b10SsomHd Tor several years past
and at the present time has a blossom
The flower resembles the Gala lily n
shape though much larger and IS
lemon yellow in color
The reception to the North Topeka
school teachers given last evening at the
home Of Mrs. Theodore Forbes 1901
Monroe street by the ladies Of the ". G.
T. Z. proved to be most enjoyable af-
fair ali the teachers being present ex-
cept three. A short programme WAS rem
dered and refreshments were served
The principals Of the schools. Mr.. Wright
OF Quincy and Mr.. Simerwell Of Grant.
thanked the ladies On behalf Of the
teachers for affording them this opp0r-
tunIty Of becoming better acquainted
with each other and also for the meet
ing with the parents Of some Of the chill
dren with whom they are associated ev-
cry day
The members Of the B Y. P. Z. and
4 few of their invited friends met last
home Of her sister. Mrs. John Spear
1918 Central avenue As 8 geographical
party each guest represented some in
1ereztIng place The programme fer the
evening was well rendered and greatly
appreciated by all Those present we're:
NJ and Mrs " Il. Van Ness. Mr.. and
Mrs Bacon. Misses Dora and A6elia
Brown, Alice Quinn Julia Waite, Edna
Pence ollie NcSoun. Gertrude Nc
Cullen. Nellie Grant. Edna Schooner
T.erhfa Bean Ida Paramore Lucy !
Evans, May Clark Minnie Grear. /
George yTestbrook. Edith GordInisr. I
Miss Poliska; Messrz Maynard Dibbls
Fred Davis. Ben Pitts. Mr.. Gordinleri !
M Miller Rev. " 3. Hutchinson
For sprafns. swelling and lameness there !
Is nothing SO good as Chamberlain Pain /
Balm Try il. Fer sale by al druggists /
Pocket rompasses at Chas. Benefits I
Optical store. $50 Kansas avenue.
Fer sprains, swelHngs and lameness /
there Is nothing 50 good as Chamber /
lairss Pain Balm Try II For sale By al /