The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-18
NORTH TOPEKA.


Items intended for this column should
be left at the kimbal Printing company.
So Kansas avenue.
Crepe paper, 15c a roll James.
Frank Babcock has gone to Arkansas
to look after his fruit farm
J. cambridge and son Of Meriden
were North side visitors today.
Mems and ladies' collars this week
only &C. COSTLEY & POST.
Rev. Mr. Wilson OF Morren. Kan, is
visiting his sister. Mrs. Oscar Cash
Mr. Thompson of the Kansas City Pa
per House was a Topeka visitor today.
Miss Ella Allen, cashier at the New
Era Department store, Is taking her
vacation.
for Sc COSTLEY & POST
Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Pribb1e and little
son, Harry Austin, returned Sunday
from Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. H c. Cristler Of 1014
Tyler street are the parents of son,
born Tuesday
Mrs. Elmer Belts left today for Den
yer to join Mr.. Belts. They viii make
their home there.
Don't pay 800 for paper hat when
you can buy one for 69c at the New
Era Department Store.
Miss Kate Buechner left yesterday
for Manitou and other points Of Colo
RADIO to spend two weeks
There will be many bargains this
cOsTLEY & POST
Miss May Cromwell has returned to
her home in Menoken after an eight
months stay in Lincoln, Neb-
Edgar G. Arnold writes from George
town. Col, where he is spending few
days that the thermometer registers S..
Mr. A. E Detlor died yesterday at his
home in Granville of cancer of the
r<,1s1
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Beeler went to
Granville today to attend the funeral
Of Mr. Beeler's father. They viii return
Sunday
Don't go barefoot when you can buy
a neat Oxford for IS and soc; $1-75 and
$50 Oxfords for $1.25. at the New Era
Departm ent Store.
F. W Mills. agent at the Union Pa
cifc freight depot left today for Ten
nessee and from there he viii go 10
Buffalo to visit the Exposition
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Dolman. ac-
companied by their son and daughter,
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Dolman of Bos-
well, Ind. left today for FL Reno
A carload of natural ice was taken
out of the ice house at Garfield park
on Soldier creek yesterday. and shipped
to Hope, Dickinson county, last night
Misses Lizzie Shellabarger. Jessie
Priddy. Ethel Ellis and Ethel Pattison
are spending the day at the farm Of
James Priddy near Pleasant Ridge.
Mrs H A. Hebard and children, Har-
old and Dorothy. of Lincoln. Neb., are
visiting Mrs. Hebard's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. s T. Cromwell OF Menoken-
Rev Mr.. A. NJ. Pipes of Mineral
Springs, Iowa, is visiting old North side
friends. Rev. Mr.. Pipes was pastor of
the North Congregational church here
about Is years ago.
A. b Fulford viii complete the ex-
cavating and grading at the wooden
mill site this week Work win then
begin on putting in the concrete for
the founda ton of the building.
Sam Lands. one of our old reliable
farmers near kiro, has Just threshed |
acres The wheat tested So pounds to |
the bushel, part of the wheat making |
40 bushels to the acre.
The B. Y. P. q. of the Baptist church 1
went to Shorey last evening to assist /
the young people there who have re-
The organization is non-sectarian and /
Mr.. Daniel is president
Miss Laura Beverly viii go to Solo |
mon City Friday where she Will visit 4
her aunt. Mrs. Griffith for two weeks. |
In company with her aunt she will 4
make an extended eastern trip They
viii visit Chicago, points in Michigan /
and the Pan-Anerican exposition, and I
upon the return trip will visit relatives I
in Ohio. They expect to be away until 4
sometime in September
The members of the Kansas Avenue
NJ E. Sunday school, 125 strong, pic
nicked yesterday afternoon on the
Washburn college campus. They left
the church at 2 O'Clock in a special. car
and returned home about O'Clock In
the evening a number OF the old schol-
ars of the school who could not get
away in the afternoon took their lunch
and spent the evening at the campus.
Jacob Shock1ey and wife. after hold
ing a camp meeting at Wi1lIamstown,
and spending a Few days visiting their
children in North Topeka. left today
overland with their wagon and tent
fixtures to hold a protracted camp
meeting at Burlingame. Mr. Sdockley
was converted several years since
when Mrs. Woodwork held meetings
IN the city park, and since then he has
taken great interest in religious mat
terss and camp meetings IN particular.
The remains Of VIM. H Beeler whose
death occurred Sunday at Las Vegas
arrived this morning and were taken
to his old home at Granville. The
funeral viii be held Friday morning
at 10 o'clock from the family residence.
The services will be conducted by Rev
Floyd Seaman OF Topeka assisted by the
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