The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-23
NORTH TOPEKA.


G. w. Brashear of Aenolzen was in
town today.
Miss Minnie EiIenstein spent Wednes-
day in Kansas City shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Oliver of Silver
Lake were in town yesterday shopping.
Last day of removal Sale Friday and
Saturday. Come and save money.
COSTLEY & POST.
A. J. Mitchell arrived today from Los
Angeles, Cal, to visit his sister, Mrs
Ed Scott.
Come and hear the Fisk Jubilee sing
ers at the Presbyterian church, Friday
evening. Admission 25c.
The Methodist ladies will serve dinner
and supper at S12 n. Kansas avenue to-
morrow, Friday, May "a
Mrs. Ed Moeser and little son of kan
sas City are the guests of Mrs Moeser'S
aunt, Mrs. Mark Putnam.
You can not afford to stay away from
our removal Sale Friday and Saturday.
COSTLEY & POST
Mrs. Elmer Jaquay of Ration, N. NJ,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
H. Norns of Madison street.
Announcement is out of the engage
ment of Miss Eva Reamy and Mr.. Chas.
Hutchinson of Pleasant Hill.
Mrs. Laura Pyles arrived today from
Kansas City and is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. r. p Wright of Shorey.
Miss Alice Dallas and Miss Lula Kin
caid went to Auburn today to visit
friends the remainder of the week.
Mrs. A. P. Gocdhue of Emporia. is
visiting her brother, DR.. L. A. Ryder
and her sister, Mrs. c. H. Rhodes.
Picture framing. hammocks. sporting
goods. T. NJ James, jr., $50 North Kan
sas avenue City agent Santa F'e-
A number of people living in the
neighborhood of Paramore and Monroe
streets picniczed today at Garfield park.
We have been giving bargains at our
removal Sale, but Friday and Saturday
COsTLEY & POST.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Beal of Valencia re-
turned to their home today after visit
to Beals brother, Mr.. Joseph Warnock
and family.
Mr.. Congdon. foreman of the black
smith department of the Santa F'e. has
returned from Chicago where he went
last Saturday.
Mrs l. NJ. cambridge, Mrs. c. d. Ny
ers and daughter, Miss Edna Staples,
who went to Kansas City yesterday, win
return this evening.
Mrs. Courtney has a fine line of
trimmed hats. Just received, a lot of
new sailors and street hats. and will
make the prices right.
Any one wishing a nice hat at most
reasonable price cannot afford to miss
calling at Mrs Courtney's stores. 603 s.,
Suo n. Kansas avenue.
T. c. Wall and family who have
moved here from the northern part OF
the county have gone to housekeeping
at 1410 Van Buren, street.
W. M. BlanReney spent yesterday in
st. Marys, visiting his daughter. He
was accompanied home by his little
granddaughter Vera Schultz.
The w R. c. desire full attendance
at their meeting Friday afternoon as
the arrangements for Memorial Sunday
and Memorial Day will be made then.
There has been a new foot pace built
in the Church of the Good Shepherd and
the altar rail has been placed upon it
which makes it very comfortable for the
communicates.
Sunday. May IS. will be observed as
Memorial Sunday, special services will
be held at the Kansas Avenue M. Z.
church and the sermon will be preached
by the pastor Rev. ]. A. Stavely.
Misses Lizzie SheIlahamer and Katie
Theal of Harrisburg, Pa, arrived today
and will spend the summer here visiting
their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. S.
c. Lands and family of Menoken.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Smith has issued
invitations for the marriage of her
daughter, Bertha Elizabeth. to Thomas
Malcolm James, Jr., Wednesday even
ing, June g. at half past O'clOck at the
family home 225 West Laurent street.
Miss May Warnock arrived this
been trimming in a millinery store, and
after a. short visit to her brother and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Warnock of
1913 Polk street, will go to Kilmer to
visit her parents.
3. F. Kistler and daughter, Mrs John
Smith came up last evening from C0f-
feyville- Mr.. Kistler will visit his
daughter, Mrs. J. NJ. Shellabarger of
Quincy street and Mrs. Smith will be
the guest of her daughter, Mrs Enoch
Seger of Central avenue.
The w T. K. club will observe the
birthday of the late queen by holding
special meeting tomorrow at the home
of Mrs. Theodore Wilkie POPS Van
Buren, street south. The programme viii
consist entirely of papers and reading
sketches of the life Of Queen Victoria
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen have received a
letter from their son Arnold, of the 21st
infantry hospital corps now in the
Philippines in which he writes that they
have been kept busy erecting telegraph
poles over the island and that their
work IS often interfered with by the ma
tives.
Mr.. John Nystrom went to Randolph,
kan, today. There is to be new Swed-
ish church in the state but the location
is not as yet decided upon Mr.. Nys-
trom's visit to Randolph is in the inter
est of his home city and he will urge
the advantages to be derived by the To-
cation of the school here in Topeka
Charles Hanna. for several years a
resident of North Topeka. left for Bey-
routh, Syria, Tuesday afternoon over
the Santa F'e. sailing from New York
next Saturday on the steamship La
Gascoigne- He may bring back with
him several relatives and friends who
will undoubtedly locate in North To-
peka-
Anton Pfannestiel and Anton GabeI
| two wealthy Russians from Ellis county
left Tuesday for New York They will
sail on Saturday on the steamship Pre-
/ torla for Hamburg and from there will
/ go to their former home IN Russia
where they will spend the summer They
will probably bring back some Of their
relatives with them