The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-24
NORTH TOPEKA.

Geave items for this column with KIM
ball & Son. 912 Kansas avenue.1
Ralph Grindol, of Granville, was a
North side visitor yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Wilson, of Morrill,, Kas., is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Oscar Cash, of
1924 Central avenue.
Mr.. e. Peyton is building a store
building on the corner of Grant and
Topeka avenue to cost $3.50.
See our north window for all the
latest in dress fabrics, ladies' coats and
capes. COSTLEY & POST.
A. j. Mitchell has returned to his
home in Los Angeles, Cal, after a visit
of six months to his sister, Mrs. Ed
Scott.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Steele returned
to their home in st. Joe today after a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. John Long, on
Quincy street.
The annual convention of the Memo
ken Township Sunday School associa-
ton will be held in Pleasant Ridge
church. October 81.
Mrs. c. c. Nicholson went to De Soto
yesterday to join Mr.. Nicholson, who
has been there since the first of the
week visiting his parents.
Mrs. Ira, of Holman's addition, who is
very ill, was somewhat better today.
She underwent surgical operation yes
terday to remove a cancerous growth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Manlick returned
to their home in Seneca this morning
after a short visit to their nieces, Mrs.
J. r. barrow and Mrs. p. w. Vaugnt-
Mrs. Courtney will make you special
prices on all hats Friday and Saturday.
Two stores, SOB South and 917 North.
Make a speciality of making your old
hat look like new.
William Ffeser representing a whole
sale cigar house at Burlington, kas-,
came in last night to pay his father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Fieger,
at S02 Madison street, a short visit
NJ c. Holman, president, and D. J.
II 10 ho dfrnofnr western
wooden mill. had a photographer take
picture of the Laurent and Madison
street frontage of their plant yester-
day.
Mr.. Ralph Baer left Wednesday for
Salina to bring his wife and family to
Topeka. They will make their home at
$40 jackson street. Mr.. Baer Is man
ager of the chicken department OF the
T. f. Seymour commission house.
Friday bargains: 10c perca1e, 1-3c
per yard 14c bleached Canton flannel,
10c per yard; 200 yards of calico. lac
per yard; one bale L. l.. muslin, 41ac
COSTLEY & POST.
Mr.. VIII Cowdrey, who is employed
by the Topeka Paper company, was in
jured yesterday while helping to ur-
load car of paper. While lifting a
heavy box he slipped and fell, the box
striking him on the nose, cutting a
deep cash in which it was necessary
to take several stitches.
Mr. E. J. dinner, formerly manager
of the Rock Island eating houses, and
we'll known in railroad circles, was mar
ried October IL to Miss Emma Schaeffer.
His bride was a niece of his first wife,
and during their residence here made
her home with them. Mr.. Dinner, who
was a brother-In-law of w T. Schaeffer,
is at present associated with his
brother, H. S. Dinner, as manager OF
the Grand hotel at indianapolis, Ind.
Sidney X Burroughs, the postmaster
at Granville, was married Wednesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock to Miss Sarah G.
Whaley, of Topeka. The wedding took
place at the home of the brides sister,
at 1920 North Jackson street The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. F. M
Jackson, pastor of the Methodist church
at Granville. Mr.. Burroughs owns d
large general merchandise store at
Granville, and is one of the leading
of that town. Miss Whaley is
a school teacher. Mr.. and Mrs. Bur |
roughs have gone to housekeeping at
Granville.
The Aletheans Bible study class met |
last evening at the home of the presi- |
dent, Miss Nellie Grant, corner of To- |
peka avenue and Grant street. The les |
son. which was on the Jewish taber- |
nac1e and included a description OF the |
used and the method of work. |
was led by Rev. w B. Hutchinson. The |
new members admitted were Mrs. o. D. |
Skinner and Mr.. L. p. Fraser who VIII |
act as assistant Instructors, and Misses |
Virginia Hunt, F'lossie Curry, Messrs. |
Walter Graft and John Kellar. This |
will be the last meeting of the class for |
several weeks as next Sunday evening /
a series of special meetings will be COM
menced at the Baptist church, to last /
for two or three weeks. Rev. Mr.. /
has secured the help of an /
out-of town minister for the services.