The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-27
NnRTH TOPRKA.


items intended for this column should p
left with the Kimb1n Printing company
IS Kansas avenue
Lowney's chocolates. at Kane's-
Mrs. Courtney's for your Easter hats
Prices to suit all
New ties are being laid in the Union
Pacific track near the depot
Mrs E. L Wnlitts Of Newman was a
North side visitor yesterday
Mr.. Marple and family Will occupy Lhe
Gtansfeld property on Jackson street
Miss Lizzie Gibbs who mas been teach
ing embroidery here has gone 70 nef
home in OslSalOosa-
See Mrs. Courtney for your Easter
hats Two stores, SOB south ana $40
North Kansas avenue
Wait for our opening Saturday. March
S0th. we VIII have some surprises tor
YOU. COSTLEY & POST.
w A. AIcKnaught has moved from
521 West Gordon street TO the mouse ou
Central avenue vacated by MI klmes-
Miss Jessie Priddy has gone to the
country Tor the benefit Of her neaith-
She is visiting the family Of her uncle
J. N. Priddy-
Specials FOR Thursday. dozen ladies'
skirts regular 800. for s1-4S Come
COSTLEY & POST
Mrs James Stansfield and daughter,
Mrs. Eta Lacey. viii move the nrsI q
the month from their Jackson street
home to a fiat on Quincy street opposite
the Auditorium
The Argonaut club held their regular
meeting last evening at the home OF
Mrs Charles Curtis Roll call was re-
EpOnded TO by quotations from Inolhas
Moore. The lesson in English history
dealt with the reign OF the Stuarts 10 the
revolution OF 1855 There were two pa
pars read. one by Mrs. NJ +. White on
WESTMINSTER Abbey and one by Miss
Bessie Reader on irish ArAlis- e.. I'M
musical part Of the programme was 1ur-
nished by Mr. g.. c. Nicholson who gave
a vocal solo.
Yesterday afternoon two ladies stop
ped in front of the Arnold Drug store to
look at the picture Of A NJ Baird ana
the boilermakers OF the santa F'e, which
had been presented to Nh baird by the
boilermakers. Neither lady was ac-
Quainted with Mr.. Baird and failed to
recognize him so could not understand
the meaning OF the picture standing
near, also looking at the picture. was q
small boy and one OF the ladies turned
to him and said: Can YOU tell me
whose picture this is The little boy
proud Of being noticed and of the chance
TO air his superior knowledge repileu
with a beamiug smile " i IS m, II s a PIC
ture of the divine healer and his fol-
lowers"
Word has been received here Of the
death Of Alr Edwin Brazier which oc-
CURED sunday, March gath, ar EAlllaHd-
Ohio. Mir. Brazier was for many years
a resident of the First ward. having
come here from the east at the time the
ILoilIE mill was started ana was 4utiit--
fed with that business during its con-
tiEuance here. Later he was IN the
wholesale and retail shoe business. the
firm being known Watt. Powell &
Brazier- Mr. Brazier was q commitment
of the Episcopal church and for years
was senior warden of the Church of
the Good Shepherd. He leaves widow
and one child. Mrs. Richard Jones of
West Gordon street He was an uncle
Of Mrs TT. G. Stafford, and a brother of
Mrs. Brown and Mrs F'rieze. formerly
of North Topeka. Mr. and Mrs BrazIer
left Topeka last fail for Ohio and at
that time Mr. Brazier was in poor health,
suffering from nervous prostration-