The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-26
NORTH TOPEKA.

Nun n 1VE - n A.
Items intended for. this. column should
be left at the Kimba1l Printing company
SS5 Kansas avenue.
Special prices on refrigerators.
N. T. Plougher was in from Meriden
today.
Refrigerators. gasoline stoves. lawn
mowers, etc
Mrs. Lille Sly is III at her home 1919
Monroe street.
Mr- Daniel Dunlap of Hamilton Mo-,
is the guest of A M. Cross
Sturgis Hdw. Co. 844 North Kan. ave.
Frank Pribble has gone to Chicago to
visit his wife and son.
Nice cool goods at hot weather prices.
COSTLEY & POST.
J. A. Cambridge of Merfden was a
North side visitor yesterday.
Sturgis Hdw. Co. S44 North Kan. ave
Frank Norell went to Fit. Riley this
morning to spend the day.
Embroidery Sale. 10 per cent discount
on all Embroidery this week
COSTLEY & POST.
Rev Warren Mooney will preach next
Sabbath morning and evening IN the
cumberland Presbyterian church at
Potwin-
Miss Lulu Huckstead came home Gsis
morning from Junction City where she
went to attend the wedding of her
brother.
See, See, Nicholson, headquarters for
sewer pipe and drain tile, and you can
buy it cheaper than you can steal it.
Miss Bertha Kurtza, who has been
in Topeka for some time taking guitar
lessons. has returned to her home in
Hope, Kan
Rev. W. Mooney will read q paper be-
fore the Ministerial Union next Monday
morning, subject, Christian Union or
Christian Oneness
Eugene lodge No. 70 gave the Re
evening at the close of their meeting.
Refreshments of ice cream and cake
were served.
we have opened a livery. feed. sale
and boarding stable. 2Oe West Norris
street, next door west of Thomas
prietor.
Mrs. Max Krauss and sister. Miss
Dora EiIenstein will leave Sunday for
Olney, ILL.,, to visit their parents and to
attend the wedding of their sister, Miss
Emma Eilenstein-
Miss Mabel King, who has been i'll
for the past two months, is now very
much improved anu is spending some
time visiting her cousin, Miss Mabel
FOUGHT of Taylor street, Topeka.
J. H. FOUGHT has returned from an
extended eastern trip. He visited the
Buffalo exposition and also spent some
time in New York city, Philadelphia,
Washington, and made a short stop at
his old home in Upper Sandusky, Ohio.
Miss Eleanor Lukens returned this
morning from Hoyt where she has been
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. John H. Ail1ens of Kansas City
who are spending sometime at their
ranch near Hoyt. Miss leila Lukens,
who is also visiting there will return
later.
Mr.. Charles Sterne of San Diego, Cal,
who has been spending the past sew
eral weeks in Cleveland, O., and visit
ing the Pan-American exposition at
Buffalo. is in Topeka this week the
guest of his sister Mrs J. c. Fulton
of S14 Quincy street, and of his brother,
". z. Sterne.
The K. K K. girls gave very pleas
ant high five party this morning at the
home of Miss Elizabeth Shellabarger
1927 Quincy street. The highest score
was made by Miss Monte Young who
received the prize, a pretty plate. After
the scoring refreshments of ices and
cake were served. The club girls are.
Misses Jessie Priddy. Ethel Pattison.
Clara Mitchell, Alba Van Vechten, Eliz-
Ethel Ellis, and their invited guests
were: Misses Alice Stafford, Eleanor
Kimball, Nellie lies, Jessie Campbell,
Eleanor Lukens, Grace Plummer,
Myrtle Belts, Eva Watts, Myrtle Well
man, Belle Cook, Monte Young, Carrie
Rickenbacher, Carrie Summers. and
Mrs. John Allen. The hostesses were
assisted in entertaining by Mrs. Dell
Parker.