The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-27
NORTH TOPEKA.

Nun n n ~ a EAAs
Items intended Tor this column should
be left at the Kimbau Printing company,
e35 Kansas avenue.
A. NJ Petro made a business trip to
Horton Wednesday,
Miss Nina Snyder of Valencia was a
North side visitor today.
Special prices on refrigerators.
Sturgis HdW. Co.. 644 North Kan. ave.
See, See, Nicholson, headquarters for
sewe1, pipe and drain tile, and you can
buy 1t cheaper than you can steal it.
Refrigerators, gasoline stoves. lawn
mowers. etc.
sturgis How Co. s44 North Kan. ave.
Mrs. Brown and daughter Kate and
niece Miss Nirgiline Settler of Silver
Lake were in town today shopping
The ladies' Of the Rochester Reading
circle will entertain their husbands and
friends at a banquet Friday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Hoover
one third OLA big line Of sample
handkerchiefs for Friday, one-third on
of the regular price. Better come early
COSTLEY & POST.
The Junior Endeavor society Of the
Central Avenue Christian church gave
an ice cream social last evening on tue
church lawn which was well attended.
Mr.. Arthur Page Of Bonnie View farm
who was taken to Christ hospital the
first Of the week to have an operation
performed for appendicitis is improN-
ing.
we have opened a livery. feed. sale
and boarding stable. 209 West Norris
street next door west of Thomas
planning mill. H. c. Bergman, pro-
prietor.
500 yards Of light prints. regular &c
- - 40 - 49, cOsTLEY & POST.
Mrs. @. B. Camp and son BERTHE Of
1882 Jackson street have returned from
Kansas City where they have been vis-
fting Mrs. Camps mother, Mrs. Orcutt
for the past three weeks.
Be sure and attend our Friday bar
gain sale COSTLEY & POST.
Mrs. Otto Kuehne and daughter, Miss
Minnie Kuehne, will go 70 Denver next
week to visit Mrs. kuehne's mother,
Mrs Louisa Craue1. Masters Fred and
Otto Kuehne left Tuesday for Denver
to spend a month visiting their grand
mother
Mrs Kingman and family wish to
thank the fraternal orders and many
kind friends for their kindness and sym
pathy to them in their recent bereaNe-
MRS. I. H. KINGBfAN ANDFAMILY.
COLBURN-DE LoE.
A simple but very pretty wedding
took place this morning at 10 o'clock at
the home of the brides mother. Mrs
Sarah Colburn, 1126 Harrison street.
when Miss Ina Salome Colburn was
united in marriage to Rev Frank Sher-
man De Isoe of Orangeville, Ill. The
intimate friends Of the bride were re-
ceived by Mrs. Colburn, Mr.. and Mrs
Ira Colburn, Miss Lillian Colburn and
Miss Beth Warner. Mrs. Colburn wore
black silk grenadine, Mrs. Ira Colburn
black silk skirt and fancy bodice and
Miss Lillian Colburn blue fouiard-
Green formed the color scheme in the
decorations and asparagus fern was
used in abundance. while bouquets OF
sweet peas, nasturtiums and other
ed throughout the rooms. The bay
window of the front parlor where the
bridal party stood was filled with
palms and hung with strands Of the
asparagus fern Just before the cere-
mony Mrs. Violet Butler Mccoy sang.
Trust in the Lord" by Handel AS she
finished Mrs J. W. Going began the
MendelssOhn wedding march and the
bride and groom, preceded by Rev. j.
A. Stavely of the Kansas Avenue NJ T.
church and the Rev. Mr.. OFT of the
English Lutheran church entered the
parlor and took their places in the bay
window under a. wedding bell Of white
flowers where the ring ceremony was
performed by Rev. Mr.. Stavely. assist
ed by Rev. Mr.. OFT. At the conclusion
of the ceremony Mrs Mccoy sang
Hear My Petition, Lord" by Miilard.
The bride wore a becoming gown Of
pearl gray Lansdowne, the waist of the
bOlerO effect which was outlined with
lace dppIiQuef ana a vest OF WlALr
tucked silk. The skirt was slightly
trained and trimmed with stitching. A
deep crush girdle completed the gown.
She carried a bouquet OF a few long
stemmed brides roses and ferns. After
the congratulations were received re-
freshments in two courses We're served
by Misses Ruth and Evelyn Frasius.
Vera Bridge, Masters George and Earl
Gibson and Arley Harwood. Rev. and
Mrs De Ioe received numerous pretty
presents which were displayed IN the
back parlor. They left on the after
noon train for Orangeville. H.. where
Mr.. De Loe is pastor Of the Evangelical
Lutheran church. The brides going
away gown was an Elton jacket suit OF
gray cloth with which was worn a dim
ity shirt waist. Her hat was a small
fiat gray straw trimmed with gray
chiffon, lace and violets. Mrs. De Loe
was for the past two years stenograph-
er in the Office Of the state board OF
health. The out Of town guests were
Mrs. Gibson of Argentine, a sister Of
the bride. Mr.. Clarence Maston Of Hope.
Kan. and Mr.. Clarence Thomas Of Kan
sas City.