The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-17
North Topeka

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635 Kansas avenue
Go to Baxters for your ice cream.
DR.. Warmer has returned from Chi
cago.
Bakers for home bakery goods.
Bakers ice cream parlors. s14 kan
sas avenue.
Winston Fuller of St. Joseph spent
Sunday in Topeka.
Mrs Mckee is quite i'll at her home.
1919 Quincy street
15c corset covers for Zoe.
COSTLEY & POST.
a fine line of candies and fruits at
Baxter's, 814 Kan. Ave.
A. M Cross is able to be at his place
of business after a weeks illness.
Miss Nellie Munsie has gone to Wood
ward, Okla. for a two months visit.
Miss Jessie Bicken is attending the
Turner's convention at St. Marys-
Mr. Ralph Wilson has returned from
St. Paul, where he attended the M. w.
A. convention.
Major II. w Jenkins left yesterday
for Grand Lake, Colo, where he viii
spend the summer.
Mrs. J.. B. Cain. of 1925 Central ave-
nue.. will be the guest of relatives il
Kansas City this week.
Mrs. Courtney viii make you prices
on all trimmed hats that will surprise
John Schilling has accepted a position
with the Santa F'e company in the gen
eral Office telegraph department.
If it is millinery you want we have
IT, Flowers at half price All other mill
linery one-third Off COstley & Post
During the rest of the heated term
there will be no Sunday evening service
at the Second Presbyterian church.
The Bethany Reading circle will meet
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr..
T,-1,. Tlx-1.4r N.-S-
street
Miss Maud Faulks returned today to
her home in Holton after a visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Faulks of Holman's
addition.
dozen ladies' wash skirts at one
third off. Come quick and get choice.
COSTLEY & POST.
Mrs. Asquith and son Charles have
returned from Muscotah- She was ac-
companied home by her niece, Anna
belle Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Richards. of
Thompsonville, were the guests Sunday
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3. Cain, of 1925 Cen
traI avenue.
Mr.. Dan Lands. Miss Lucy Lands
ana cousins. Misses Catherine Theal
and Elizabeth Shellahamer, spent Sat
urday in Topeka.
Mrs Wallace Taggart of Meriden will
spend this week in town the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. Myers
Of 1905 Western avenue.
OrIin Mccall came in from st. Louis
Saturday and was the guest of ms
mother over Sunday He left today for
Omaha and Lincoln, Neb.
Rev. j. A. Stavely of the Kansas Ave
nue. M. z. church and Rev. T. ]. Pear
son of the Congrega tional church ex-
changed pulpits last evening.
Mrs J. G. Fulton viii give a dinner
tomorrow evening at her home, S14
Quincy street. in honor of Mrs. Charles
s. Marks, of Albion, Idaho.
T. f. Kingman. who suffering from
appendicitis, was operated upon Satur-
day at Christ hospital At the latest
report he was resting easy.
Mrs. S. N, Burger who has been the
guest of her daughter, Mrs O.. T.
Schaeffer for the past three weeks will
leave Tuesday for her home in lola.
Miss Mamie Merritt and Mr.. Wallace
street. They went IL Immediately to
housekeeping on this side-
The Argonaut club will hold their
place has as yet been decided upon but
they will either go to Garfield park or
WaShburn college. The club members
viii meet Tuesday afternoon at two
clock at c. G. Nicholson's. Office.
r. s. Stevens, the North side agent
of the G. r. I. & P. is being checked out
today and is getting ready to go to
Phillipsburg, Kan. as agent. which
u
lucrative position Clarence Ingram,
cashier at the South side depot relieves
Mr.. Stevens here as agent.
The Western Wooden Mil company
have received their abstracts for prop
erty purchased adjacent to the Santa
Fe junction. They have notified the
tenants on the premises to vacate and
f. H Traver, the architect, is busy TAX
ing measurements of the grounds and
getting the plans and specifications
ready for the different buildings re-
quired.
Ed Holcomb. son of Mr. and Mrs. E
HolcOmb, Of North Tyler street, died
suddenly Sunday afternoon from heart
failure while being taken from a Santa
FTe train to his home. The young man,
who was about 81 years Of age lived in
Chicago. He had not been well lately,
and his mother went to Chicago about
two weeks ago to accompany him
home When the train had nearly
reached Topeka. Mrs. HolcoTnb made
the remark that she believed they
would get home all right Her son re
pied Yes" This was the last he
spoke Upon the arrival at the depot
Mrs. Holcomb and her son took a hack
for their home. While being driven
down Quincy street between Fourth
and Third Mrs Holconb, who was sit
ting beside the young man tanning
him noticed a change, and called to the
hackman that she believed he was
dead The driver hurried to her as
sistance and found that her fears were
realized The body was taken to the
family home and the young mans
father. who is in the employ of the
Rock Island road in the Indian Terri
tory, notified. No arrangements for
the funeral will be made until they hear
from him.