The Topeka state journal., 1901-09-26
NORTH TOPEKA.


n-eave items for thIs column with KIM
ball & Son slz Kansas avenus-J
darshan's band at New Era Depart
ment store tonight.
Dave AmmeI and family have moved |
from szs to 924 Monroe street
Miss ollie McNoun went to Caldwell I
today 70 visit her brother. Mr.. William
Adc%oun-
Mrs. Ehornburg and daughter Mrs. (
Mace Oh Valley Falls. were IN Town
yesterday shopping
Miss Dorothy Curtis VIII 60 to Ex-
celsIor Springs tomorrow % Nlsie
friends over sunday
Capt John Trainer. OF Moline. Kas,
IS the guest of Mr. and Mrs g. W
Petro. Of sz9 Harrison street
Mrs. william o'Nein. Of valley Fails
] is visiting Mrs. c. A Sparks. OF 19zs
Logan street. for q few days
Miss Lena Hamilton left today for
I F,mporia to Join her mother. Mrs Plato
/ They will make their home IN that
/ place
The Union Pacific win hereafter use
( the block system The semaphOre IS
being placed IN position today Al tns
depot
Mrs. Cora stinton. who has been vis-
itfng her sister. Mrs c. \ Sparks, for
the past week. has returned to her
I home IN Horton
Mrs. Walters left for her home IN
I Atchison Saturday, after Visit 70 leI
/ Kansas avenue
Mrs. Atkins. who has been visiting
Mrs D. A. Wizer and friends II RAJ
sas City. left today for her nome n
Las Vegas. \. NJ
Mrs. John Williams. Of 1870 North
Madison street, left today for Caldwell
Kas. where she viii spend two weeks
with her parents
/ The members Of the Baptist cnolr
viii 60 out to the Reform school Efl-
day evening and give a snort program
for the boys there
There viii be the usual Thursday
evening Iitany service TINS exenlhs l4 - a
the Church OF the Good Snepnet4' Ao--
lowed by choir practice
Fred Alexander visited his relatives,
M and Mrs W c. Steele, yesterday
He was en- route from his home n New
/ ton TO Holton TO visit MS InotneF-
Bring in your old hats and have them
made ike new before the rush season
commences Mrs Courtney, 81 new
store, North Topeka ooS S0uth Kansas
avenue upstairs
Mrs. E. Griest and children. Thee
dore and Louise, left yesterday Tor
their home in Ellis. kaS-. aIter a
weeks visit to Mrs GrIests parents.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. T. Campbell. Of So
Quincy street
Friday bargains. Ladies' henastitehed
white haudkerchiefss Tor &C. btasA
Cat hose. the 25c kind Tor 1se PAL
nine quarter sheetfug 15c yard One lo1
Of belts at less than half price, 10 dozen
Huck towels, regular Tor zsc Tor 1pe
/ each SCS114E-A q Eo7A-
J Adam Koeberlein who now lives II
North Sardou addition has bought loi
No % in Garden Place addition and
viii move his house there to conform
with notice from Santa Fe Co to Vacats
5 premises now occupied by him
u need coal
Z need wood
L need feed
. TT need seeds
!. TT need sewer pipe
, U need lumber
4 SEE SEE NICHOLSON
+ Mr.. Pattfson- Of Heriugton. who ha:
I, been visiting his old friends, Rev ane
! Mrs. J. 6 G1endenuing. Of 1910 Quine.
street left this afternoon for ka1Sai
CITY Mr. Pattison is an express mes
: senger. and his run IS between h-aase-
City and Chickasha-
I, Attend our fall and winter openini
q Thursday evening. We Will snow Tn
newest and most up to date styles Il
J. All departments. Special attention give
+ 70 our millinery and jackets Cape
and furs for ladies and children Musi
, bv AIarshaU's band
The pie social given last evening b.
Z fha ladies' Aid society Of the Secon'
4 Presbyterian church at the home Q
William Ward four miles west Of toVSn
I was well attended both 0y town peoll
and those from the surrounding coah
> try. between two and three nunof z
= persons being present
s. Miss Flora Curry was given a yer
Z pleasant surprise party TUESDAY even
ing at the home Of Mr. and Mrs j. =
J. Hart. s13 West Gordon street A de
lIghtful evening was spent and N
O. r1Ilsfc furnished BY the young peopi
vas much enjoyed F1efres nEslents /