The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-06


discount sale, this evening and Monday
COSTLEY & POST.
Attend the opening Monday.
COSTLEY & POST.
Fouud-Big increase in that prescrip-
hon at Kane & Co.'S.
Miss Bertha Smith has returned from
1 short visit TO Kansas City
Miss Edna Pitts will come home Sun
aay from weeks visit to Kansas City
friends
DR.. and Mrs Samuel Ashmore have
returned from & weeks business trip to
Eherman, Texas
EIlinwood Woodman left today for
Wyoming where he has taken a position
with one of the railroads
G. W. Petro will leave tomorrow for
n months business trip over the south
western part of the state.
Miss Belle MARBLE of the Sunbeam
school will visit Mr. and Mrs c. d. Ny
ers and family today and Sunday
Charles MARBLE returned yesterday
morning from a visit of three weeks in
Denver, Colorado Springs and Manitou-
Ed White viii return this evening
from Kansas City where he has been
spending the week attending the carnl-
Wal.
Miss Emily Brummitt, teacher Of the
Pleasant Hill school, came in town last
evening and viii visit her mother over
Sunday.
Mr.. Dick Fowler came home yesterday
from the western part of the state where
he has been working this summer in the
harvest fields.
Mr.. and Mrs L L. Deisem, of Garden
City, are visiting their many friends IN
and around North Topeka Mr. and Mrs.
Deisem lived for many years at Silver
Lake
Mrs. Henry Lindas. who has been Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
of 1925 Central avenue for the past two
weeks, returned today to her home in
Great Rpnd
Miss Della Chapman and Miss Irene
Maddox left yesterday for Silver Lake
where they viii be the guests of friends
and rela tives for a few days They Will
go to Rossville today to attend the bar
becue.
At the Central Avenue Christian
church tomorrow the pastor. Elder Duff
fy will preach at II a. m and $50 p.
m Morning subject: THE Church"
evening subject: Lessons From the Life
of Paul"
Mr. and Mrs Ed Davies are expected
to arrive today from Los Angeles, Cal,
and visit their many North side friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Davies were former resi-
dents Of this side and lived at 1901 Mon
roe street
Rev. P W. Crannen spoke last even
ing at the Shawnee County Sunday
School association at the Kansas Ave
nue. II E church on Christian Imper-
ialism.' The address was listened to
with great interest.
The regular quarterly communion ser
vice viii be held tomorrow morning at
the Second Presbyterian church The
evening services which during the hot
weather were given up, viii be resumed
tomorrow evening
At the Church of the Good Shepherd,
corner Of Laurent and Quincy streets
the services tomorrow will be Sunday
school at S:45, celebration of the Holy
Communion at II o'clock, evening
prayer with sermon at 7:3O
For Rent-Large furnished front room,
also good barn. 1924 Jackson street.
We have just received the finest line of
Ladies Shoes ever seen in North To-
peka; as fine as any in the city. See our
north window.
w. c. STEELE & co.
The ". c. T. U. ladies will meet with
Mrs. King on Monday at o'clock D. m.
All are requested to be present A pro-
been thought best to meet with her the
remainder of the month, every Monday
as there has been some trouble with
strangers concerning the place OF meet
ing.
Regular services will be held tomor-
row at the Baptist church, the pastor.
1teV- W B. Hutchinson preaching both
morning and evening At the IL a. m
service the subject will be Gods Provi-
dence in Regard TO the Righteous" Ev-
ening subject, God Marking Iniquity"
Charles Blanchard. who drives for
Billiard, had his wagon slightly damag-
ed in a runaway Thursday evening
MI Blanchard was unloading feed at
HanleyS store and was standing near
the rear OF the wagon when a small col
ored boy, named Jackson came along
and struck one of the horses causing
the team to start at a furious rate east
on Gordon street Fortunately they
turned in at the orchard west Of DR.
Lyons home where they were stopped
by the trees