The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-08-15
NORTH TOPEKA.

| Pany. S35 Kansas avenue
letters & Jones give the blue pre-
Toe Percales; beautiful patterns, for SC
yard. COSTLEY & POST.
Make room sale begins today at Cost
ley & Posts.
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Fulton spent Tues
day in Kansas City.
Special pay day prices tonight and
| Thursday. Costley & Post.
| D. n. Thompson of MorganvilIe, was
] a North Side visitor today.
You can get the blue premium stamps
| at Kent's Kash Koal Koncern.
Mrs. Patsy Mulligan has returned
home from a visit to friends at Engle-
wood, Illinois.
Coal, feed, sewer pipe, seeds. See. See.
Nicholson, 1909 North Kansas avenue.
Mrs Perdue and daughter, Myrtle,
| of Jackson street, are visiting friends
| in the country.
W. S. Hamrick left yesterday for a
| trip over the state after visiting his
| family over Sunday.
Be sure and read our ad in this pa
your pockets. Costley & Post.
Mrs. James Smith, and daughter,
Bertha, moved yesterday into their old
home at 225 West Laurent street.
It is room we want, not money, as
you will see by our ad in this even
ings paper. COSTLEY & POST.
Mrs. w. D. Woodford and daughter,
Ruth, returned yesterday from a visit
to friends in Kansas City and Ottawa.
There will be an ice cream social on
the lawn of the Kansas Avenue M. E.
church on Wednesday evening, August
18th
Mr. Massey of Morris county, has
moved to North Topeka and is located
in Shorey. He is employed at the Da-
Wis elevator
Mr. F. A. Powell pastor of the Cen
trail Avenue Christian church. has re-
ceived call to a church in California
which he will porbably accept.
Miss Edna Haywood came home yes
terday from Chicago, where she is a
student at the university, and will visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hey
wood, of Topeka avenue for six weeks.
Zoe Percales for sc yard.
15c, zoe, 25c Lawns for sc yard.
Toe, 15c, 20c all silk ribbon for sc.
20 per cent discount on all ladies OK
fordS at COSTLEY & POSTS.
Miss Kimban of 215 West Gordon
Falls to join the Bowman house party.
From there she will go to Denver to
visit her cousin, Mrs. G.. w. Shores
You can always get premium stamps
by trading at the Dibble Grocery Co.
If you don't want to be tempted, don't
come to our store, for the prices we are
making would tempt any one.
COSTLEY & POST.
The North Side hospital under the di-
rection Of Drs. M. r. Mitchell and c.
Hammond, will be opened today. This
hospital is located in the old Baker
homestead, corner of Curtis and Van
Buren, streets, and will be known as the
Riverside hospital.
A horse belonging to Mr.. Helderman
ran away this morning about IL o'clock.
The animal started from Shorey and
was captured in front of Proudfit's
restaurant, where he ran into one of
the iron awning poles, bending it con-
siderably. Aside from few scratches
the horse was uninjured. No other
damage was done.
club of the First ward, has prepared
very interesting programme for the
season of 19OO-l This club meets the
first and third Tuesday of each month,
and the following programme will be
given: October 2, presidents address,
Mrs. NJ. M. Hale; Paris Exposition,
Miss Kate Campdoras; five minute pa
per, Mrs. ]. H. Gender. October 16.
Australia, COLONIZATION and Progress
Mrs. J. A. Campbell; Flora and
Fauna" Mrs. McMaster; parliamentary
drill, leader, Mrs. Hale. October 80,
original paper, Miss Cole; literary re-
sumo Mrs. H. c. Stafford; five minute
paper, Mrs r. N Davis. November 10,
Palestine, 1.-THE Jews" Mrs. Reagle;
Jerusalem Mrs Hamrick; parlia-
mentary drill, Mrs. Cecil. November
q, Damascus" Mrs. J. L. Paine;
Modern Palestine Mrs. Stafford; five
minute paper, Miss Brazier. Decem-
Der II, original paper, Mrs. Theodore
Wilkie; literary review, Mrs J. A
Campbell; parliamentary drill, leader,
Mrs. H. w. Cheney. December IS,
along the Mile" Mrs J. H. Gender;
alexandria" Mrs. F. c. Bowen Janu-
airy 8, Recent Archaeological Discov-
cries. Mrs. ]. G. Ward; original paper,
Mrs. J. F. Cecil; parliamentary drill,
leader, Mrs. w H Davis January p,
M A fro
''Grecian Art Miss Brazier. February,
8. Italy, Florence Mrs. w. H. Davis;
Rome" Mrs, t. n. Davis; parlia-
mentary drill, leader Miss Lucy Cyl Pope Pc
D. Lacey; "Pompeii and Herculaneum."
Mrs w. E. Scotch; five minue paper,
Mrs. J. G. Ward March 5, original pa
per. Mrs T. NJ. Reagle; Some Late
Books" Mrs. A. M. Petro; parliament |
ary drill, leader, Mrs. w. H Costley. |
March 10, Great Britain, England I'm
der Henry VIII" Mrs. Theodore Will |
kie: England Under Queen Elizabeth, =
Miss Lucy Popenoe; five minute paper, |
Mrs. w. D. Lacey. April 2, Modern |
England" Mrs. Luce; original paper, !
Mrs. w. S. Hamrick; parliamentary |
drill leader Mrs. Fred TompkinS. April |
16 limited States, yellowstone Park
Mrs. M M. Hale; Cliff Dwellers,' Miss |
Famine Cole; five minute paper, Mrs
ginia Towns" Miss Kate Campdoras; |
'sSome Revolutionary Battlefelds,
Mrs. Fred Tompkins; parliamentary
drill leader Mrs. F. c. Bowen. May |
II IA tourney up the Hudson Mrs.
H. W. Cheney; st. Lawrence and the
Thousand Islands," Mrs. w. M. Cost
lev: five minute paper, Mrs Frank
Luce. May %, original paper, Mrs w
p Scotch. Election of officers. The
otficers for the club this year are: Pres
ident, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hale; first vice presi-
dent. Mrs. w. H. Davis; second vice
nresident. Mrs. F. C. Bowen; secretary
and treasurer, Mrs. J. H. Gender; cor
responding secretary, Miss Fannie Cole;
critic. Mrs r NJ. Reagle; assistant
critic Mrs w. D. Lacey
ANNTAT, TAX SALE.