The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-04
North TOPEKA.

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Items intended for this column should b
left with the Kimban Printing company.
as Kansas avenue
The members Of the Baptist Sunday
school picnieled today on the Wash
burn college grounds
Misses Grace Par and Belle Van Ors-
dal. of Rossville. were the guests yes
terday of Miss Jessie Myers.
Mrs Fl. L. Sherburne and son Claud
left this afternoon for Illinois on an
extended visit to Mrs Sherburne's
mother
Mrs. Charles Wolcott and daughter.
Miss Jeanette YVolcott, of Atchison. are
the guests of Mrs. Wolcott's daughter,
Mrs. L. A. Ryder.
15c Dimities for 1oc: sc Lawn for 31zc.
NEW ERA DEPT STORE
Mrs r. G. Wallace. of 1913 Harrison
street. suffered from a stroke OF par
alySis Sunday evening after she had re-
turned from chuI ch-
Mr. Ike Bernstein Of Memphis Tenn,
is the guest of his mother and sister,
Mrs. Hattie Bernstein and Miss Sarah
Bernstein OF Kansas avenue.
The Needle Ten viii meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Frank Berry. at her
home. 1412 Harrison street All men,
bers are asked to be present
The Ladies Aid society of the Central
Avenue Christian church viii meet
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Purvis. 1910 Quincy street
The Young Ladies' Missionary society
OF the Kansas Avenue NJ E church viii
N eet this evening at the home of Miss
Ina Colburn. 1925 Harrison street.
Mems Heavy Shoes CSC; Misses and
Children's Shoes in black and tan, CSC;
Ladies Shoes and Oxfords, 50 and Soc
NEW ERA DEPT STORE.
Mrs Knittle and little daughter re-
turned to their home in Plainvilles yes
terday after short visit to Mrs. Knit
ties sister, Miss Minnie DOering-
Victor Council No. 4. K. and L of 5,
gave an entertainment at their hall in
the Barrett block last evening After
the programme dancing was enjoyed
for a short time.
You must come early Wednesday
morning if you want any of those La
dies Shirt Waists for 25c.
COSTLEY & POST.
Miss May Ward and Miss Ethel Tut
tie of A1enOken. are attending the
teachers institute. While in town they
are stopping at the home Of Alex. Nc
Donald, on Monroe street.
Miss Cora Ferris, who has been
spending the past six weeks here vis-
ting her cousin. Mrs Clark Neiswen-
der, OF 1914 Jackson street, left yester-
day for Centerpoint, Ind.
Wednesdays specials: 20 doz. Turkish
Towels, Sc pr; 500 yds Cotton Novelty
Dress Goods, regular 1919 and 15c yard,
Wednesday only sc yard.
COsTLEY & POST
Misses Margaret Hanley and Mary
Hohnbaum returned this morning from
Hoyt. where they have been spending
the past lew days visiting Miss Han
leyfs brother-in-law and sister, Captain
and Mrs. Morris.
Mr. and Mrs John Spear have issued
invitations to the wedding of their
sister Miss Edna Elnora Pitt to Mr.
Jesse r. Fourier. Of Birmingham, Ala.
Wednesday evening. June 10, at
O'Clock. at their home, 1913 Central
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Manning, of Bos-
ton. Mass, have been the guests since
Saturday of their old friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. D. J. Hathaway. of III Jackson
street Mr. Manning gave a recital this
afternoon at the First Congregational
church. under the auspices of the
Ladies' Music club. Mr.. and Mrs. Man
ming win go to Lawrence tomorrow
Miss Maud Wilson entertained her
Sunday school class last Saturday af-
ternoon at her home, 1921 Quincy street
After a short programme ice cream and
cake were served. The members of the
class are: Jettie Mussen, Edna Kistler,
Esther Adams, Lura Adams, Cora
Moody, lone Moody, Ethel Glenn. May
Kari. Jennie Nelson, Mary Nelson,
BERTHE Reed. Maggie Boyle, Lucille Gar
ner Ida Blevins and Bertha Barritt.
Linen Dress Skirts for 15c. Mercerized
skirts for 45e. Wrappers for 65c-
NEW ERA DEPT STORE
The twenty-third semi-annual con-
vention of the Soldier township Sunday
School association will be held at the
Shorey school house next Saturday and
Sunday. June and 8. with the follow
ing programme: Saturday afternoon.
2:30. business meeting OF the superln-
tendents. officers. delegates, con nit
tees, etc. of all the Sunday schools in
the township; song and prayer service;
reports of secretary of each school,
township secretary, superintendent,
rom mi T17iScplIa bilSfD
The Sunday programme will be- 10 a.
m, song and prayer service, s. Tracey;
1890 What is That to Thee ?" Thomas
H. Balm; II, Sunday school lesson, J. b
Larimer. dinner and social; 1870. song
service. 1.45, THE Parents and Church
Members Part in the Sunday School,
of Sunday School Work. Rev. J. A.
Stavely: music: 2:30 AS the Twig is
Bent" Supt. W. NJ. Davidson; 300. ad-
dress. Rev. D. NJ. Fisk; music; $3.50.
benediction. The officers of the asso-
citation are: President, D. T. Hoover;
vice president, J. .. Knox; secretary,
Nillicent Tomilson; treasurer, L n
George
Mrs Oral Gilman and Misses Eleanor
and Leila Caldwell gave a most success
full surprise party for their mother Fri
day afternoon at their home in Roches-
ter. Mrs. Caldwell was invited out to
dinner and upon her return found the
rooms filed with ladies. After the greet
ings were over, booklets with pencils at
tached were passed around and consil-
cradle Of rnerriment followed by testing
the five senses. The guests were blind
folded and numerous articles We're pass
ed rapidly before them, permitting them
to just SMELL see. taste, feel and lastly
hear a tumble Of dlscordant sounds.
They were then given five minutes in
which to write down as many Of the
articles as they could remember. Mrs
Cecil received the first prize, a dainty
chocolate cup and saucer and Mrs I.
n. George was consoled with a pretty
china match box, The rooms We're dec