The Topeka state journal., 1901-07-17
NORTH TOPEKA.


Items intended for this column should
be left at the Kimban Printing company,
SS5 Kansas avenue
Black crepe paper at James.
W. H. Fisher. of Granville. was in
town today.
Mrs Rice, of Silver Lake, was in
town yesterday shopping
All flowers &c per bunch.
COSTLEY g. POST.
Mr.. William Courtright has gone to
Iowa to work for the Rock Island
Miss Ollie NcNoun is slowly recov-
ering from an attack of typhoid fever.
A 3. FuIford is busy with his teams
and gang excavating for the new
wooden mill.
Mrs. Kate Sproat left today for FL
Reno to register and get chance FOR
homestead.
Rev. J. S. Glendenning. who was
overcome by the heat Saturday, is able
to be down town.
Miss Ollie Courtright left yesterday
for Chicago, where she will be the
guest of relatives.
Three ladies' hemstitched handker-
chiefs for Sc. at our Sc sale this week
COSTLEY & POST.
The first car Of lumber for the new
wooden mills has arrived, and Is nov
in the railroad yards wa aittng to be un-
loaded.
Misses Mabel Skinner and Permie
Curtis have returned from a visit to
Miss Adele Small, at Delavan Park
Jackson county
Mrs W. c. Whitney and little daugh-
ter Anna left today for Cowgirl, Mo-,
to make an extended visit to MRS.
Whitney's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Long.
Rev. and Mrs. John Tracy arrived
today from Ironwood, Mich, to visit
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Sheetz and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Tracy
Harry Jameson and Fred McMaster
will leave Sunday morning for a visit
of a week to the Colorado resorts. They
will visit Pueblo, Colorado Springs and
Manitou.
wanted-Girls to learn typesetting
instruction given in reporting and
proofreading, if desired Employment
given when qualified. Kimban Print
ing company.
Mrs. William Beeler, accompanied by
her son and daughter, viii arrive to-
morrow morning from Las Vegas with
the remains of Mr.. Beeler, whose death
occurred there Sunday.
The citizens of Gordon Place addition
who We're taken into the city about
year ago, have petitioned the post
master general for free delivery of
mail in their suburb
Mr.. Chesney, who has had charge of
the butcher department at Morns &
Myers, viii leave Saturday for FL Reno
to register Mr. B. F. Goodman VIII
take AIr- Chesney's place.
Charles W. Mum. travelling freight
agent for the Santa Fe route, was on
the North side yesterday doing busf-
ness with President Houuan, Manager
McAfee, and Contractor Belts. of the
new woolen mill.
The regular meeting Of the Presbyte-
rian Missionary union will be held in
the Second Presbyterian church, July
19. beginning at 10 o'clock. A good
programme has been arranged; come
and enjoy it.
Mrs. John Bauer, Of Quincy street,
left this noon for Colorado. She viii
visit Colorado Springs and Manitou,
but will spend the most time in Dem
yer, the guest of her sister, Mrs F.
Pier.
Rev Mr. Armstrong. Of Danville,
Ky, has taken charge of the Presbyte-
rian church at Rossville and at Pleas
ant Ridge Rev. Mr.. Armstrong; fam
lily VIII shortly join him in their new
home
Edward Shepherd. formerly at the
Santa Fe junction depot but now night
operator at Nortonville. was in To-
peka yesterday visiting his friends. He
reports good rains between Atchison
and Rock Creek, on Tuesday morning
What Mrs Courtney has to say
about paper hats: although the paper
hats are not so profitable to milliners,
I for one viii have to acknowledge they
cannot be surpassed for comfort While