The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-24
NORTH TOPEKA.

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aEusdInoo SupuIId IIrqWlH s4l q4IM 1921
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Mrs c. X Albee of Silver L.akek was in
town today shopping
Rev. Mr. Mooney will preach at this
Poor Farm Sabbath afternoon
Sailor hats at Mrs. Courtney's from
Csc to S100, sos n. 603 S. Kansas avenue
Miss Sue Skinner returned today from
Chicago where she has been visiting rel
atives for a few days.
Picture framing. hammocks. sporting
goods, 7. n James, jr., $50 North Kan
Ras avenue. City agent Santa Fe.
J. B. LETTERS has been spending the
past two days in Kansas City attending
the K OF p celebration
The K. K. K. club will be entertained
this afternoon by Miss Jes--e Priddy at
her home 1108 Quincy street.
Saturday is last day of our removal
sale. and Will be a DAY OF -emember-
ance. COSTLEY & POST.
Fred Banta of Maple Hill was the
guest yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Baker of 80 Jackson street
Congressman Curtis viii return Sat-
urday from Leayenworth and leave the
following day for Washington
Mrs l. NJ. cambridge and Mrs. C. D.
Myers went to Hoyt today where they
will visit friends over Sunday.
Mrs. E. W. Jet has returned to her
home in Belvue Kan. after visit to
her sisters. Mrs f. A. Jet and Miss
elizabeth Lambert.
10 doz. Ladies Shirt Waists for Satur-
day. Regular 75c and $500 for 29c; 10c
Percaies 1-3c. Come early.
COSTLEY & POST.
Miss Legler of Valley Falls, who is
here to attend the twelfth annual con-
'fyentlcn Of the Topeka district Of the
Epworth league. is the guest of Misses
EDNA and Harriet Staples
The following people living in the
neighborhood of Paramore and Monroe
streets picnickekd at Garfield park yester-
day: Mr.. and Mrs Charles Summers,
AIr. and Mrs William Downie and son,
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Downie and chill
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Dauber,
MIR. and Mrs. Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fink. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Russell Mrs.
Fannie Kistler. Mrs J. Hendrickson,
Mrs. James Downie. Miss Dauber. Miss
Laura Dauber, Miss Laura Downie, Miss
Margaret Summers Mr.. Walter Sum
mers. Mr. Tom Summers Mr.. Ed.
DOwnie and Mr.. Palmer.
Prof. S. Fl. Lough Of Baker university
made an excellent address at the Ep-
worth league convention at the Kansas
Avenue NJ +. church last evening. His
subject was The Call to Service" Dur
ing the course of his remarks he said
that the greatest difficulty one had to
encounter was to understand the way
one was called to service and he ex-
planned how this trouble might be mas
tered The programme for this morning
included Bible study, led by f. G..
Mitchell. special secretary for the Y. N
c a A paper. Junior League Work
as an Opportunity for Soul Saving
Mrs J. r. Madison. address. Good
Citizenship" E. R Simon president;
Young Peoples Good Citizenship fedora
ton. Topeka: address. The Evangelistic
Side of Temperance" Prof. A D. VIII
cox, secretary State Temperance union.
In the afternoon Rev c. b. Dalton,
pastor Washington Avenue NJ. z. church.
Kansas City, gave an address and there
frict treasurer. Pomona. and F. H
Goudy, district recording secretary. Bur
nneanae
Miss Curtis was the hostess yesterday
afternoon at a linen shower which she
save at her home on Van Buren, street