The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-16
NORTH TOPEKA.

Items intended
left with the Kimb1ll Printing company.
SS5 Kansas avenue
James Doyle is building an addition
to his home on Jackson street
Fine musical program in connection
with the temperance defamation ccn-
test Friday evening,
@. W. Pe4ro came Ia last evening
from four weeks business trip over
the state.
Mrs, Oscar Cash Of Central avenue IN
entertaining. her brother Mr.. Wilson Of
Morrill,. KAN
Arthur Bonawitz is spending q few
days at Merden and enjoying hshing An
the Grasshopper.
Now is a good time to buy Dress
Goods at our removal sale.
CO6TLEY & POST.
Don't fail to attend Mrs. Courtnsy's
reduction sale in millinery, 6oS socth
and sos North Kansas avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Rodgers OF Clay
Center are the guests OF their daughter,
Mrs. c. c. Houston of Elmont.
". E. Stafford and daughter Of Silver
Lake have been in town attending the
State Sunday School convention
W. H. Phillips. of Council Grove. viii
arrive this evening to visit his sisters.
Mrs; s L Courtney and Mrs June
Mr.. ana Mrs w B. Spear have
moved from 1909 Central avenue to
the Goodhue property, at s2s Quincy
street.
rs doz. Ladies' Shirt waists. regular
$685. $3.50, for friday at Removal Sale.
&c COSTLEY s. POST
J. H. Todd, of 1912 jackson street, is
having a large porch built which VIII
extend on the south. west and north OF
his house.
Mr.. e. G. Conlxling has received word
from his brother, Rev. B. d. Conkling,
of Lyons. Rice county, of the death of
his wife, which occurred at the family
home there.
On account of the oratorio 1.-THE RE
demption," which VIII be given this ev-
ening at the Auditorium there will be
no prayer meeting at the Second Pres
byterian church.
Mrs. Phillips, Of Council Grove. ac-
companied by her little grandson, James
Clayton Phillips are the guests Of her
daughter, Mrs. s. L Courtney Of Sl2
Quincy street.
J. L Freedland has returned to his
home in Valley Falls after a visit to
his daughter, Mrs. Glenn. Mr.. Freeland
has purchased property here and ex-
poets to make this place his home.
A silver medal contest will be given in
North Topeka at Barretts hall, Friday
evening. May H. Admission. children
under 10 years, 10c; adults 15c; reserved
seats 25c. Seats on sale Friday morning
Priddy's book store.
Prof. c. 0. Smith, of Belle PLANE,
and Prof McGarrah, of Olathe, who are
attending the state Sunday school con-
Vention, are the guests while here of
Mr. and Mrs. ]. X. Withers. Of Quincy
street.
Miss Sue Skinner VIII leave this
week for Chicago to take her little
cousin Gladys to her parents, When
Mr.. and Mrs Skinner returned from an
absence of several years in China they
left their little daughter with the fam
lily of Mr.. SINNERS brother, J. H. Skin
ner, until they should settle themselves
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Todd Of 1902 Jack
son street have for their guests during
the Sunday school convention Mr.. and
Mrs. G. c. Kesinger, representing the
Friends Sabbath school in Leaven-
worth. Mr. and Mrs. Kesinger made the
tour of Palestine in the interest OF the
Sabbath school in 1900.
Messrs. WoIford, Hunt James,
Sheetz, McNary, Buck and Frank
Ringer are the committee from Blue
Post to arrange the details for Deco
ration day at Rochester cemetery and
n eet the committees from the Relief
Corps and cemetery association Thurs
day evening at T. M. James, jr., book
store for that purpose.
All knights of the. AGaccabees from
National Tent No. IS are hereby re-
quested to be present at K. & 4. Of S.
hall, corner of Seventh and Kansas
avenue. on Friday evening. May II,
without fail Initiatory work TO be fol-
lowed with fine banquet in honor of
the supreme tent officers who will be
present.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist
church held an all day meeting yester-
day at the country home of Mrs W. Z.
Scotch. The slight shower in the morn
ing prevented some of the members
from going but about 16 were present
Dinner was served in the dining room
and all did justice to the dainty viands
which had been prepared by the ladies.
The following members OF the society
were present: Mrs. John Lapp. Mrs. A
]. Berry. Mrs. VIM. Van Ness, Mrs.
Margaret Grant. Mrs. o. D. skinner,
Mrs. c. c. Nicholson. Mrs. Jonas I.ukens,
Charles Curtis, Mrs. J. c. Hebbard. Mrs.
c.. E. Hastings, Mrs. Frank j.. Luce,
and Mrs. H.. @. Gordenier
The twelfth annual convention OF the
Topeka District Epworth league will be
held in the Kansas Avenue NJ. r. church
next week. beginning Thursday after
noon at half past two and continuing
until Saturday noon. The Topeka dis
trict covers parts Of seven counties and
includes about 50 local chapters and has
a membership Of 1000. This Is the sec
ond time the convention has been held
at the Kansas Avenue church. good
programme has been prepared and q
number of interesting talks viii be CIV
en-. The officers OF the league are.
President Geo. Z. DOugherty, Topeka;
flrst vice president, George Hoyes, North
Topeka; second vice president Miss
Myrtle Moss. Admire; third vice presi-
dent Miss Agnes Legler Valley Falls;
fourth vice president. Miss Ida MELON
aid. Ottawa; fifth vice president. Sup
erintendent Of Junior Leagues) Miss
Annie B. Hill, Usage City; recording
secretary, r. II. Goudy. Burlingame;
corresponding secretary, w. D. Perry,
Topeka: treasurer. Miss Zula Paisley
Pomona