The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-04
NORTH TOPEKA.

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S35 Kansas avenue.
Lowney's chocolates. at Kane's.
W p. Gorell. of Silver Lake, was a
North side visitor today
Special hosiery sales Friday and Sat
urday. COSTLEY az POST.
r. G. Stewart has moved from 500
jackson street to 1919 Logan street
Mrs. Pea body Of Kansas City, is visit
street
Miss Mabel Jet. of Granville, is
spending a few days here visiting her
mother.
DR.. Ayres ana family moved yester-
day from SS4 Harrison street to Fourth
and Khen.
J. E, Mitchell and family, who have
recently come here from Chicago, have
moved to s24 Harrison street.
Special for Friday at 3 o'clock for one
hour only. 81 cabinets so cents dozen.
Aldridge's studio. 1015 N. Kan. Ave.
Mr. Bruce J.. Larimore of the Charles
Wolff Packing company has been
promoted as foreman Of the lard re-
dnery.
A hot air heating plant VIII be placed
IN the Grant school this summer The
contract for the work has been let to
Lewis & Kitchen, of Kansas City, Mo.
The house of Mr.. Charles Heartburg,
of 1915 Monroe street. has been fumi-
gated. his little daughter being now con-
valescent from a severe attack of scarlet
fever.
On account or the death of two Of their
members the ladies Of the Second Pres
byterian church have postponed their
Easter social until the first Friday in
May.
We have just received two lines Of
ladies' fine shoes which we are selling
this week at $500 and $3.50: late style
goods See our north ., windqw 90
The Rochester Literary club met this.
afternoon with Mrs. J. .. Gustin, on
North Kansas avenue. Roll call was
answered py quotations from W =
Bryant, and this author and Richard c.
Dana We're studied.
Mrs. JOHN Bradley and children, Airline
and Harold, who have been visiting Mrs
Bradley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Sheetz, Of 1882 Quincy street, for the
past two weeks, will return tomorrow
to their home in Denver.
The Second Presbyterian church will
hold its annual meeting tonight at p
m, at which they elect the officers for
the church and Sunday school for the en-
suing Presbyterial year, commencing
April l. Reports are to be made by the
different organizations.
Attend the removal sale and save
money COSTLEY & POST
The new Easter hats this year viii not
be confined to the ladies alone AS
result of an election bet betw cen Mr..
Amos Goodman and Mr. WoOdford, Mr..
Goodman is to have a new $3.50 hat,
which he viii probably wear for the
first time Sunday.
IN the April number Of the Ladies'
Home Journal there is very readable
article on The Lovers of a Cheerful
Giver." The author of it, Rev. David
NJ Steele is a brother Of w. c. Steele.
Of this city. Rev. Mr.. Steele is an
Episcopal clergyman and assistant IN
one of the large New York parishes
80 dozen ladies' 15c Black Cat hose for
Friday and Saturday sc pair; 60 dozen
-'-'7-7 ~ ''07 CosTLEY & POST.
Tomorrow. Good Friday. at the
Church Of the Good Shepherd the three
hours service" will be taken by the Rev
Canon Bywater, commencing at Y noon
and closing at u. m Opportunity Will
be given at the hour and half hour TO
enter and leave the church without dis
turbing the service. The lecture win
be upon the Seven Sayings Of Christ
From the Cross"
Degree of Honor No. 26 gave a fare
well party Tuesday evening for Mr.. and
Mrs. c. F. Anderson, who left for Salina
Wednesday where they viii make their
home. Supper was served Those pres
ent were: Mrs. Frank Summers and
daughters, Mrs. Charles Summers, Mrs
Roth. Mrs. Morgan. Mrs Saunders, Mrs
Ketchem. Mrs VIII Saunders, Mrs.
Hendricks, Mrs. Ogden. Mrs. Wilson and
children.
Albert Kistler who drives the delivery
wagon for the Red Front Grocery, had
his left arm broken yesterday. by his
team becoming frightened and upsetting
the wagon. The lines became tangled
around young Kistler's arm. breaking
both bones near the wrist. The accident
occurred near the Kansas Avenue NJ. E
church. and was caused by the wheel
running in a deep rut.
Blue Post No $50 of the G. A. r. is
making an effort to secure an enlarge
nent of the present soldiers plat in the
Rochester cemetery. A detail of A1essrs.
Hunt Buck. James. Wolford and Wolf
has been made for the purpose of collect
ing all Of the facts necessary to haye to
put the project in definite shape 1t Il
contemplated that enough ground can