The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-08-28
NORTH TOPEKA.

Items Intended for this column should
be left with the Kimban Printing com-
rany. ssF Kansas avenue
Lige Robinson, Of Menoken, was in
town today.
B. S. Rice. of silver Lake. was on the
North side today.
Mrs. Courtney has in some extremely
stylish street hats.
Rev w Mooney will preach at the
Reform school next Sunday
Coal, feed sewer pipe, Seeds. See See
Nicholson, 1909 North Kansas avenue.
Mr.. Butler, of Plainville. Kas.. is spend
ing few days with j. A. Porter. OF ls2o
Monroe street.
J. A. Campbell, of Ills Monroe street. is
spending few days at the Page farm,
north of town
Eugene lodge No. 70, I o. o. F.. viii con-
fer the second and third degrees on eight
candidates Friday night
Adam Niesswend,er. Of Silver Lake. who who
mas North e SIDE visitor rot TO-DAY past
Rev. F. NJ. Hoyse and family are moving
from s2S Van Buren, street to their new
home, 1880 Van Buren, street
Miss Gertrude Vernon, of whittier, CAL,
is visiting her cousins. Misses Nora and
Maud Fry, of 1919 Central avenue.
A special communication of Golden Rule
lodge No. 80, on August 30; for work in
first degree. c. E. SUIT, w. Nj.
Miss Lucy Lands has returned from a
accompanied home by Miss Blanche N.
Renberger.
Miss Cora Priddy, who has been spend
ten, returned this afternoon to her home,
Summit View, north of town.
]. M. Petro, of Eagle Grove. Iowa, is
visiting his brother. George W. Petro, of
Harrison street. Roy Petro, who has been
visiting his uncle, returned with him.
street, left yesterday afternoon for Chi
cago. From there She will go to Bara-
boo. Wis, to visit her parents for three
weeks.
Daniel Markham, of Halliday, brought in
some corn yesterday the ears Of which
would average at least sixty bushels to
the acre.
There. will be an ice cream social given
on the North Baptist church lawn tomor-
row evening. A musical and literary pro
gramme will be given. Everybody invited
Ten cents for ice cream and cake
Mrs. Jane Jones. wife of w. Z. Jones'
of East Gordon street, died last evening
at $3.50 o'clock. Mrs. Jones was So years
was not unexpected, as she had been Ill
for a long time.
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Delamater, of Yates Center will return
companied by her neice, Mrs. John Catlin.
and two children.
Word has been received that Mrs. Har-
an open cellar door Sunday, breaking one
ankle and spraining the other, besides re-
fe ds e Ofher Rh rs ~ Henry viii
leave for Hope tomorrow.
Lawns and Dimities S15c yard.
Zoe Percales for sc.
Shirt Waists for Csc.
1-3c bleached Muslin SO.
L. L. Muslin &c yard.
pair of Csc Sox for Csc.
COSTLEY & POST.
Amity lodge No. 2s1, K. of p. gave an
ice cream social after a brief session last
night which was largely attended by over
two hundred knights and their families
The address of welcome was made by
Past Chancellor A. N. Goodman. and was
responded to by Past Chancellor W. L.
Burns the founder of Amity lodge Past
Grand Chief Sister Holcraft, present
Grand Chief Sister Wehe. and other
leading lights of the Topeka Rathbone
Sisterhood. also made brief addresses ap-
propriate to the occasion, after which all
enjoyed the refreshments until a late
hour.