The Topeka state journal., 1900-04-03
NORTH TOPEKA.

Items intended for this column should
be left with the kimbau Printing com
pany. s35 Kansas avenue
Orson Baker has taken a position with
COstley & Post.
There viii be a meeting Of the Brother
hood Of st Paul Wednesday evening at
the Kansas Avenue NJ E. church
The Evening Duplicate Whist club
will meet Friday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. COstleys 1113 Van
Buren street
Mrs. c. Kaser. who has been very ser
iously Ill for the past several weeks, is
slowly improving
DR.. c B. Lyon has recently purchased
a pair Of pacing horses which are Cou-
sidered Ine finest in town.
Mrs. Keener left today for her home
in Cross Timbers, Mo, after visit TO
her daughter, Mrs. w. H Curtis of
Monroe street
Mrs. Ross. the venerable mother Of
Mrs. Samuel Tracy, is quite i'll with
creeping paralysis at her home on the
Rochester road.
Mrs. Rogers, state organizer of the
c. W. =. NJ. talked yesterday afternoon
and evening at the Christian church. At
these meetings ten new names were
added 10 the list of members.
The Ladies Guild of the Church of
the Good Shepherd will meet WedneS-
day afternoon at half past two at the
home of Mrs. D T. Ga brial. 1916 topeka
for the Easter fair viii be appointed
Anyone making a purchase of $500
and over at Mrs Courtney's millinery
parIors. south side sos. or north side
coupon for S1-00 emitting the purchaser
to that amount reduction on any of
our cabinet or large-size pictures.
S l. COURTNEY.
Mrs C E Hastings, accompanied by
her daughter Helena. and her mother
f nf T50 Holman street fafT
today 1or an extended visit to friends
in Akron. Ohio, and points in Illinois.
Mrs. Hastings and daughter Will be
away month but Mrs Bates viii spend
the summer.
Mayor H. B. Morse and wife Of En-
poria have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
/ J. S Morse of 1908 Van Buren, street
Rev and Mrs. George Browning will
return from Lyndon Thursday and
/ Rev Mr.. Browning viii preach that
] evening at the Kansas Avenue church.
T They viii return to their home in Cen
( tralia Friday.
/ The Ladies Sewing Society Of the
/ Kansas Avenue church viii have an all
+ day meeting Wednesday in the church
{ parlOrs- All the ladies are requested to
( be present as there is much to be done
/ before the Easter bazar-
/ There win be a meeting this evening
I Of the members Of the Second Presby-
{ terrain church at the Office of Dr. Davis
/ at which time delegates to the Presby-
| terry which meets in Kansas City Tues
/ day April To- will be elected, and re-
/ ports of the general assembly for the
year ending March 81, will be made out.
Mrs Lillian Gayer died yesterday
/ morning Of blood poisoning Mrs GayeT
/ came here from BeI0it for medical treat
/ ment and the remains were taken today
to that place and the funeral will be held
| Wednesday afternoon from the Baptist
/ church
Friday afternoon a number of young
ladies met at the home of Miss Lizzie
Shellabarger on Quincy street and Or
ganized a club. The following officers
were elected. President, Miss Lizzie
SheIIa barger: vice president, Miss Etlae
Pattison: secretary. Miss Alice Stafford,
treasurer. Miss Nellie les; reporter
Miss jessie Priddys sergeant, Miss Clara
MitchSIL The other members are Misses
Alba NanNeehten and Ethel Ellis NJ
name has yet been decided upon nor th4
line Of work planned.