The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-12-16
NORTH TOPEKA.

[Leave items for this column with Kim;
Pictures framed at James.
Miss Minnie Doering spent Sunday in
Kansas City.
Prices millinery cut in two. at the
New Era Dept Store.
Fountain pens $1.00 up, at James.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Diffenderfer are the
parents of a son.
Pocketbooks at James.
VIM. Reid, of Manhattan, was in
town Saturday.
1902 calendars at James.
If you can't find just what you want,
go to the New Era Dept. Store.
Books, books, boSIs. James.
John Luthye and James Cutbirth, of
Silver Lake, were North side visitors to-
day.
Mrs. J. N. Henry, who has been quite
i'll for the past two weeks, is now much
improved.
&c turkey red prints lie per yard; only
w. B. SPEAR & Co,
1874 North Kan. Ave.
Allen Nicholson, Of Larkspur, Colo, is
visiting his brother. C. c. Nicholson, 9l9
Van Buren, street.
The ice was in good condition on Sol
der creek yesterday, and the creek was
covered with skaters.
G. w. Eshorn, of Valley Falls, who has
been visiting Topeka friends, will re-
turn to his home today.
For this week only, $500 oval Platinos
for s1.00 dozen. Aldridge's studio, 10l5
North Kansas avenue.
Mrs T. M James, jr who has been
confined to her home for the past week
by a severe cold. is now much better.
E. E. Doering visited his sister, Miss
Minnie Doering, Saturday. He left yes
terday for Salina to attend the Shriners'
meeting.
Ladies' and Gents &c and 1oc hand
kerchiefs, two for SC. at the fire and
smoke" sale. w. B. SPEAR & co,
1874 North Kan. Ave
Miss Lulu Kincaid. who teaches
school near Silver Lake, visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kincaid, OF l5Oz
Van Buren, street, Sunday.
Miss Dora johnson left today for
Ccffeyville to take the position as stem
ographer for the Coffeyville Mercantile
company
Rev. DR.. Murlin, president Of Baker
cellent sermons yesterday at the Kan
sas Avenue NJ. e. church.
Gloves and mittens at about half price
al fire and smoke" sale.
w B. SPEAR s. CO.,
S34 North Kan. Ave.
We hear our customers say, How
cheap the prices when looking over
our holiday line. You will find us open
evenings until Christmas. Call and see
u.s. NEW ERA DEPT. STORE.
The members of the Sunday school
and choir of the Kansas Avenue M T.
church are making preparations for
cantata to be given in the church
Christmas night.
sec double blankets, 22c per pair, at
fire and smoke sale
w B. SPEAR & CO.,
1874 North Kan. Ave.
The W. T. K. club will meet Tues
day, December II, at the home of Mrs
H w. Cheney, 1872 Harrison street
This will be the last meeting until after
the holidays
Ladies 39c union suits Csc, at the fire
and smoke" sale.
W. B. SPEAR & CO.,
1874 North Kan. Ave.
Mrs Adelaide Brown, who for the
sister. Mrs. ]. N Henry, of 1925 Quincy
street will leave Wednesday for her
home in Gloversville, N Y
65c, 75c, 90c and s1.OO dress goods, your
choice of the lot 45c per yard, at the
fire and smoke sale. Damage SO light
as to be hardly perceptible-
w B. SPEAR & CO.,
S34 North Kan. Ave.
There will be opportunity to buy
desirable Christmas presents at the
Ladies' Bazaar at Kansas Avenue M. E.
church, Wednesday, December 1S- The
bazaar will be open all day, and in the
evening supper will be served, Is cents.
The F. A. A will give dance at their
hall Wednesday evening.
Mr. Anderson, colored, died Saturday
evening at his home near Menoken- The
remains were brought to the undertak-
ing rooms of Shellabarger & Son and
will be taken tomorrow morning to the
r street Baptist church, where the
funeral will be held. The interment will
be in the Topeka cemetery.
The young people of the Baptist