The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-31
NORTH TOPEKA.

Items intended for this column should bS
left with the KimbSn Printing company.
Sa5 Kansas avenue
Hat sale. Saturday. at J. Lapp.s.
Henry Stadel, of Hoyt. was in town
today.
E. Cotton and Frank Devlin went to
ST. Louis today.
Rev. w 4. Pence will preach Sunday
at Prairie Home church
Special bargains in hats. Mrs. Court
ney, sos North sos South, Kansas ave.
If you are a lover of music, attend our
opening this evening. to 1890 p M.
COSTLEY & POST.
Rosa Firner and Ida Asquith will go
to Muscota Saturday to visit friends.
Lloyd Jeffers of Syracuse, Neb., is
visiting the families of his uncles, J.
M. and J. 3. Jeffers.
Free-Ladies. attend the opening this
evening, leave your name, and get three
months subscription to New Idea Mag
azine free. COSTLEY & POST
J. NJ. LETTERS left today for St. Joseph,
Mo, where he will take position with
a publishing house
Mrs. NJ =. Groshong arrived this
morning from Oregon to visit her
father, Mr. Bryan
The J. J. J. F. F. club will meet this
evening at the home of Miss Lephia
Bean. on Quincy street
Special music this evening at our new
store. corner Kansas avenue and Lau-
rent streets, North Iopekar haS
COSTLEY & POST.
Warm weather has come, and the
Gem laundry is furnishing each Gus
toner with a handsome fan
Harry Brown arrived last evening
from Omaha, Neb., to visit his cousin,
Fred McMaster, and other relatives.
Attend the opening this evening at
our new store, from to 1920 p. m.
Special music. COSTLEY & POST
winston Fuller, of St. Joseph. Mo,
is spending few days here visiting his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Fuller and
wife, who is the guest of her perantss
Mr.. and Mrs L. A Dolman.
Rev. w. B. Hutchinson, of the Bap-
fist church, will go to Ottawa tomor-
row, where he will deliver the bacca-
laureate sermon next Sunday morning
before the Ottawa university graduates.
Mrs a. H. McGrew, of Chicago, Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Nicholson yes
terday. She will go to Pleasant Hill
farm today, where she will make an
extended visit to her father, Joshua
Browning.
Mr.. and Mrs V. B. Kistler and Mr..
and Mrs W d. Lacey have issued in
vitations for a card party to be given
Monday evening, June 8, at the klstlef
home 1117 Van Buren, street The cards
Of Miss KaulI Miss Pickett and Miss
Curtis are enclosed
Monday, June 3, we win move to sS4
North Kansas avenue Tomorrow, Sat
urOay, VIII De the last OeS VI Jul AC-
mova1 sale. It will pay you to get our
low prices on all lines of summer
goods before purchasing.
W. 3. SPEAR & Co,
Sf7 North Kansas avenue one door
south of ArnoId's drug store.
The following party, who have been
spending the past week camping at
Wakarusa. returned home yesterday:
Mrs. Thomas, Miss Edith Noel of Va
1encia- Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hopper,
Mr. and Mrs Frank Pribble, Mr. Ona
Boten and Mr.. Ed Thona as
Saturday, June l. is the last day of
our rem oval sale Don't miss it. Great |
in prices on all lines.
W. B. SPEAR & CO.,
217 North Kansas avenue
Misses Estelle and Mabel Brooks en-
tertained a few friends very delight |
fully last evening at their home north |
ing various games. and at a late hour
refreshments were served Those pres I
emit were: Misses Nora Irwin, Amy and /
Eta Parsons Sadie WitherS. Ella (
Allen. Pearl Nash, Dora johnson. Min /
ME Wilson. Margaret Hewitt, Messrs- /
Talmadge. Atkinson. William Studer.
David Taylor, James Studer, Harry |
Nash Knote Withers, J. E Stelnour, t
and Mr.. Eddington.
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY.
Mems $1.00 straw hats for soc; mems /
SOC shirts. two detachable collars 35c; /
mems $3.50 pants for $3.50. Don't miss I
the shoe bargains; One lot ladies'
shoes. zoe; one lot ladies' Oxfords. 35e. |
Complete line of children's shoes and /
to 75c. Oxfords in all sizes from $1.00 /
to $1-50 Try a. pair of our New Era /
$500 shoes-they have no equal Fancy /
n ercerized skirts, 45cs linen dress skirts /