The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-16
NORTH TOPEKA.

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". A Doel. OF silver Lake. was in
town today
James Forbes was in from Silver
Lake yesterday.
Airs. ". E Snyder left today for
Paola, Kas-, to visit relatives
Mr.. James Thompson has returned
from business trip to Wayne, Kas-
Mrs. Wilson. OF Kansas City. is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Madoulet, and her
mother. Mrs Oglesby, of Polk street
Mrs B K Berry. OF Creston, Iowa.
arrived today and VIII visit Mr. and
Mrs A. y. Berry, OF Shady Nook farm
Miss Nora Phillips left this morning
for Council Grove to spend several
weeks visiting her mother, Mrs Phil
lips
Miss Agnes Homberg, of Kansas
City, has been visiting her cousin, Miss
Bertha GroendylZe, OF Holman's addi-
ton
Mrs. II. H. Angle. OF West Gordon
street, has returned from a visit to
Mrs. Tomplzfns, of st Louis, and to
relatives in Kansas City.
Choice of any bunch of flowers in our
millinery department for Sc Trim med
hats, 4Se; sailors. 1sc and 4Sc-
COSTLEY & POST.
Mrs. Hopkins and daughter. Elva. of
Guaymas. Mexico, who have been Wis
James. ST., are now in Kansas City Wis
iting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Coughlin and
family. Of tbs Monroe street. left to-
day Tor an outing in Colorado They
VIII visit Aanitou. Colorado Springs
and other resorts.
We have a few more pairs of ladies'
and misses Oxfords to close out Other
special bargains On shoes;
Mr. and Mrs ToseDfl Cromwell went
to Mission Center yesterda-- for a short
visit to friends Wednesday they will
go to Meriden, where they will spend
the remainder of the week
a farmer who came into town yes
terday afternoon reported that at Cal
houn Bluffs enough rain fell to make
trace OF mud but as soon as the bluffs
We're passed everything was as dry as
powder.
Rev. c. W Wall, OF Chicago. win
lecture this evening in the Central Ave
nue. Christian church on the slums of
that city The lecture viii be illus
trated by stereopticon views. Music
VIII be furnished by s H Harm
" T. Dolman, of Helena, Mont,
passed through Topeka yesterday on
his way to Oklahoma to try his luck
i'm the new country Mr.. DOlman is a
brother Of L. A. DOlman, and the two
enjoyed a short visit yesterday after
noon at the Santa Fe depot
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Lewis and
son. Dean. OF 1034 Jackson street, left
this morning for Kansas City. where
they will make their home. Mr.. Lewis
and family have only lived in Topeka a
little over p year. but have a large
circle OF friends who regret their de-
partuFe. A1r. Lewis travels for the
Simmons Hardware company, OF St.
Louis.
Mrs. L s. Dolman entertained
number Of little people this afternoon
at her home. ~ West Gordon street,
in honor OF the seventh anniversary Of
the birthday o. her daughter. Helen.
The party was an out-Of-dOcrs affair,
noon playing various games on the
lawn. and refreshments were also
served there, the little folks being
seated on rugs and pillows The birth
day cake covered with its frosty icing
and decorated with the name of the lit
tie hostess in coIored candies, was sur
rounded with seven little rose pink
a souvenir OF the day a. dainty little
basket made of rose pink crepe paper
and filed with saIted peanuts. In en-
tertaining Mrs. DOlman was assisted
by Misses Jessie Shella barger and Miss
Bessie Campbell. The invited guests
We're: Florence and Mildred Bowman,
Dorothy Heartburg, Ruth Adams.
Hessiag Laura and Leila Pratt Min
ME Nystrom. MyrA Ward, MoIlie
Sypes. Aura NOrden. Fred and Joe
Can pbell. BERTHE Camp. Hobart Dol
man. Register 1Tayhan. Leland
Schenck. Kelsey PetrO. Vernon and
Harold Warnock. Raymond Berry.
Charlie Lyon. Charlie Ryder, Martin
Nystrom, Arthur Kane. tr-. Charlie
Hoyt. Charlie Nicholas and Noel
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