The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-15
NORTH TOPEKA.

Items intended
be LEFT at the KinlbaH Printing company.
SIS Kansas avenue
Black crepe paper at James.
VIM Bartram of Elmont was IN town
today
Clark Neiswender visited in Silver
Lake yesterday.
Miss Helen Graber has taken posi-
ton IN the W b Spear store
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Beeler We're the
guests Sunday of relatives at Grant
Vile
Charles Berry has gone to Oklahoma
to register and try his luck in the new
country.
Mrs Emma Jack Of bingham is the
guest Of Mrs Jerome Colvin Of 1923
Van Buren, street
Miss Cora Reynolds. of Lawrence. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. o. F. Whitney,
Of Buchanan street.
Our store will be open this evening;
attend the scent sale.
H. C. Pruesner has bought the bust
ness house at 607 Kansas avenue, and
has moved his stock there
Mr.. Theo. Elm, of Lawrence, is visit
ing his cousins. Mr and Mrs. J. NJ
Smith, of 1122 Central avenue.
Ten dozen mems extra good work
shirts this evening for 80 cents
COSTLEY & POST.
GLETEOO4lEOn
North Christian church. Tuesday even
ing. July Is. Admission, 10 and 20 cents.
Miss Jessie Priddy has returned from
q weeks visit to her uncles. Messrs.
James and Henry Priddy northwest Of
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Spear were the
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs J. Hun
ley at their home several miles west OF
town
Miss Annie Heartburg. stenographer
for the Wear Coal company. at Kansas
City. came mp Saturday to spend her
vacation. visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. French viii ar
their parents, Mr. and Mrs G. p.
Myers, and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cromwell. Miss
Minna Mccall and Miss Ida. Cromwell
have returned from a few days camp
ing trip six miles up the river.
Eight-minute sale this evening at
O'Clock. For S minutes yards of
prints for 5 cents; limit 9 yards to each
family COSTLE1Y & POST.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Sec
ond Presbyterian church viii have a
called meeting this evening, Monday.
at the home Of Miss Ida Ward, 119
West Gordon street
Mr. and Mrs. Lon Myers, of Thomp-
sOnyllIe, and Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Myers,
Of Kansas City, will arrive the middle
of the week and be the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. c. D. Myers
Charles Ogee. Frank Giff7n and
Plumb Towner We're baptised Sunday
morning at half past 9 o'clock. in the
Kansas river under the wagon bridge,
by Evangelist Gourley-
Mr. Ed Grote, of the Heinz Pickle
company, was over in Atchison last
week where they have over 800 acres in
pickles. He reports that the severe hot
weather has completely burned them
up.
Miss Florence Musson viii arrive
Tuesday from Jewell City where she IS
stenographer for Judge Posstlethwaite,
Mr.. and Mrs. a L Musson of ga Park
street.
Mr. Oscar Bee1er. of Central avenue
received a telegram this morning an
nouncing the death Of his father. which
occurred yesterday at Las Vegas, n
n. The body win be brought to Topeka
for burial.
Miss Edna Staples came home last
evening from the country, where she
has been spending the past week. the
guest of Zelxe MARBLE and family. Of
Indian Creek. and of c. D. Shields and
family, of Meriden.
There was no service yesterday
morning at the Second Presbyterian
church. as the pastor, Rev. J. s. Glen
denning. was overcome by the heat
SATURDAY evening A4LEJGS1l DCN-
ter yesterday his physician would not
allow him to undertake the service
Miss Mildred Phillips. whose trip to
Texas was postponed on account of i'll
ness has recovered from her recent in
disposition and viii leave Tuesday Tor
Alvord. Tex, where she viii visit her
cousin, Miss Sue Wright, for several
weeks. Miss Phillips will also visit her
mother in Council Grove before return
ing to Topeka
Mr. John Spear received a. telegram
this morning announcing the death Of
his father, which occurred yesterday
from paralysis at the family home
Cheshire, CT Mr.. Spear was about Ct
years old. He was also the father of
ATessrs- William and Richard Spear and
of Mrs Frank Greer Of this city. Mr..
and Mrs. John Spear and daughter,
Irene. and Mrs. Frank Greer left this
afternoon for Connecticut to attend the
funeral.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Central Avenue Christian church have
Mr.. w J. StovaH. Mr.. T. J.
Purvts and Mr.. Alpha Robinson as
members OF the hospital committee The
B. 7. P. Z. Of the Baptist church have
Mr. W. z. Bacon. Mr. L. l.
Frantz and Miss yerta Forbes to repre-
sent their society in this work The
members from the Epworth League of
the Kansas Avenue church are Miss
Dora Johnson. Miss Pearl Irwin and Mr.
Clifford Lutes- These several commit
tees viii meet this evening at the home
Of Miss Viola Troutman on Quincy
street.