The Topeka state journal., 1901-06-21
NORTH TOPEKA.

NORTH TOPEKA.
Items intended for this column Should
be left at the Kimball Printing company,
SS5 Kansas avenue.
Wesley Boydston OF Linwood was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. J. L Cutbirth of Silver Lake was
in town today shopping
unfurnished rooms to rent, second
floor, $500, 116 E. Norris street.
Ladies, your Magazines have come
COSTLEY & POST.
J. LaDD is still confined to his home
on Harrison street by a severe attack
of lumbagO.
Mrs. Mary Parks of East Norris
street, is home from a visit to relatives
in the country.
Mr.. John Gilman has returned from
a visit of several weeks to his daughter
and other relatives in Michigan
Rev. Warren Mooney will preach
Sabbath morning in the Cumberland
Presbyterian church at Potwin-
Mrs. Mckee is quite i'll at her home
1919 Quincy street and her husband who
is out of town has been telegraphed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Of Western ave-
nue. between Morse and Grant streets
are the parents of son born this
morning.
Miss Daisy Pearson of 924 jackson
street came home yesterday from Her
ington where she has been visiting for
SeVera1 weeks
Free. Ladies who left their names on
opening night for the New Idea Maga-
zines, will call for them at our store.
COSTLEY & POST.
Miss Ella SiDes has resigned her posi-
tfon as bookkeeDer at the Hub Cloth
ing Co. and taken a position as book
keeper with the J. Thomas Lumber Co.
The K K X girls have issued invi-
tations for a high five party to be given
Wednesday morning at the home of
Miss Elizabeth Shellabarger, ,1127 Quincy
street
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Spear of 929
Quincy street returned yesterday from
Kansas City where they spent the past
several days. While there they We're
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Aus
Mr. viii Fickie has gone to Oklahoma
where he will work with a surveying
party. Mrs. Ficlxie is at present visit
ing Topeka friends but viii probably
join her husband later.
All members of NJ. W. A. 1243. viii
meet at the hall Sunday morning at
o'clock to attend the funeral of Neigh
Dor ]. H. Kingman. Team in full uni
form. w. L. Warriner. clerk
Mrs. Elizabeth Haines and son. Mr..
Allen Haines, left this morning for
their home in Muncie, Ind, after a visit
of several weeks to Mrs. Haines' daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mary Smith, of 225 West Laur-
ent street.
prices on all Millinery good: dozen
trimmed hats were $3.50 and $2.00, now
soc; doz. trimmed hats were $3.50 and
$500. now 9sc. Ready to wear hats at
half price.
Mrs. c. H. Seagraves of Elmont died
this morning at 2 o'clock at Christ hos
pital where she was taken to have an
operation for tumor perform. She
was 5S years old and leave husband
and several children The funeral will
be held Saturday afternoon at o'clock
from the Half Day church
The Park Kids of North Topeka will
play two games of baseball tomorrow
afternoon. The first game will be with
a team from the Santa F'e Office and
will be called promptly at o'clock. The
second game will be with the pension
office team. The Park Kids are con-
sidered one of the strongest amateur
teams in the city. Oran Layton is man
ager and he has q fine schedule for this
season. The games will be played at
Garfield park and the admission will be
free. The players would be glad to
have a good crowd to see the games.
Isaac H. Kingman died yesterday at
Christ hospital from appendicitis Mr..
Kingman was taken i'll last Friday at
his home several miles northwest of
town. He was brought to the hospital
for treatment and an operation was
performed last Saturday. He was be-
tween IOTIY-LNe ana IlICy years OlQ ana
leaves a widow and seven children. one
daughter, Mrs Robinson, living on Har-
rison street. He was brother of
Lewis Kingman, formerly city engineer.
Mr. King1nan was a member of Shorey
A 0. u W. and Of the NJ w A and
K. of P. lodges here He was at one
time treasurer of Soldier township and
later served as township trustee The
funeral services will be held from the
North Congregatio church Sunday
morning at 1920 O'Clock The remains
will be taken to the church parlor at
a. m where all who wish to may have
the privilege of taking q last look at
their friend and neighbor before the SER
vices begin
The members of the choir of the
Kansas Avenue M. z. church gave a
linen shower last evening at the home
of Mrs. Sarah Colburn in honor of her
daughter, Miss Ina Colburn whose mar
riage to Rev. F. S. DeLoe viii take
place next Thursday. Each guest
brought some dainty piece of liner
which helped to fill the linen chest of
the bride-elect. The evening was pleas
sntly spent with music, both vocal and
instrumental. and later a flash light
picture of the crowd was taken Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs George
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Wilcox.
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