The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-03
NORTH TOPEKA.


Items Intended for this column should bs
s ssIt with the kimba.ll Printing company,
e0o- Kansas avenue
LowneS's chocolates. at Kaness
r A Rees was in from Granville yes
s. F. Martin, Of Silver Lake was
transacting business in Topeka today.
F. E Ringer. the contractor. came
nome from Burlington yesterday to
Mrs George Young. Of Kious street
IS recovering from an attack Of neu-
AIr. and Mrs J. L. Freeland, OF Valley
ais, are visiting their daughter. Mrs.
Lewis r. Glenn, of Paramore street
Special for Thursday at 9 O'Clock for
one hour only, $3.50 cabinets 75c dozen.
Aldridge's studio. 1918. n Kansas ave.
Misses Lulu and Edna Kincaid went
70 Silver Lake today. where they viii
visit relatives and friends until the drst
of the week
Removal Sale Begins Thursday.
April 4 Goods must be sold. as we don't
CosTLEY & POST.
Mrs. ]. H. Stevens left yesterday for
Los Angeles, Cal, where she viii make
an extended visit to her son, Mr. Irving
Stevens.
We win move May to corner of
Kansas avenue and Laurent street.
COSTLEY & POST.
Master Dean Van Ness gave a pleas
ant party yesterday afternoon at his
home on Kansas avenue, in honor of the
fifth anniversary Of his birthday.
We viii not move any goods that low
prices will sell. Sale is now on
COSTLEY & POST
Mrs. L. A. Ryder has returned from
AtchisOE, where she was called by the
Illness and death of her father M.
Charles Wclcott- She was accompanied
home by her sister, Miss jeanette VOL
colt
Special for Thursday, first day of sale:
400 yards ail-woOl dress goods; regular
soc for 19c per yard. Come quick if you
want any Of these.
CosTLEY & POST.
Mr.. and Mrs Pearson, of Herington,
attended the Marine band concert Mon
day evening, and since then have been
visiting Mr.. Pearson's parents. Rev. and
Mrs T. J. Pearson, of pa Jackson street.
Misses Belle and Sadie Skinner. of
Belvue. Mr.. Arthur Cornell, of Reading,
and Mr.. Harry Mitchell. OF Hoyt, who
came down to attend the Marine band
concert and were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs o. D. Skinner. of SIG Kansas ave
nue.. returned to their homes yesterday.
The wv. II. K. club held it's regular
meeting yesterday afternoon al the
home of Mrs r. S. Plummer, 914 Quincy
street ROll-ca1 was answered by cur
rent events. The papers for the after
noon were by Mrs Frank Luce and Mrs.
w s. Hamrfcx. Mrs. Luce's paper was
III A40QcIu EL1SAdIAQs ana MIS-. Ham
rick read witty original paper on The
Benefit Club Life has been to Woman
Mrs w. d. Lacy was elected as a dele
gate from this club to the State Fedora
ton at LeavenWorth.
Mrs c. Kaiser was given a pleasant
surprise last evening at her home in the
Holman building by q number of the
members of the Young Peoples Alliance
Of the Evangelical association The
party was in honor of Mrs Kaser's
birthday anniversary. which is today,
but to make the surprise more complete
the young people chose the evening be-
fore for the party. The time was spent
in conversation and games, and refresh
ments were served Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Waidelich,
Misses Mabel ATcElroy. Edith Wafdelich,
Lizzie Pritz, Amelia Pritz. Minnie Mil
Ter. Ida Pyle. Carrie GRADER, Emma
B1uhm. Messrs John GRADER. p. J.
GRADER. Edward Miller. Fred UIricih, Au-
gust GRADER, Francis GRADER, and Chris
Bader-