The Topeka state journal., 1901-06-22

Items intended for this column should
be left at the Kimball Printing company,
s35 Kansas avenue
Co to Bakers for your ice cream
Miss Ethelyn Cole. of Capital View
is the guest of Miss Eva Reamy-
Baxter's for home bakery goods.
w. M. Blakeney went to Kansas City
today.
Four dozen ladies' trimmed hats for
Monday 4Sc. COSTLEY & POST.
For Monday. &c gingham. Sc per yard
Special bargains every day next Week
Miss Dot Watts has returned from
a visit to relatives in Kansas City and
Fredonia-
Miss Lou Huckstead went to juno
ton City Friday evening for a Few
days visit.
Mrs. George Harries is quite Ill i'll with Wit
malarial fever at her home. Sz4 van
Buren street
Mrs M. n. Angle left this morning
for St Louis, where she VIII be the
guest of Mrs Tompkins-
DR.. and Mrs. A c. Davis have re-
turned from a visit of several weeks
to relatives in Iowa and Missouri
Mrs. M J. Hayden entertained the
ladies of Helena chapter, o. f. >, at
her home on Jackson street. FRIDAY
afternoon
Mrs Lewis. of St. John, Kas., arrived
"
time of her daughter, Mrs. ]. f. WATTS
Of 1881 Quincy street
Mrs. H. L Sherburne and son Claude
are expected home today from LIMOS
where they have been visiting MIS-
Sherburne'S mother
Mrs. Enos Ileplinger is expected to
arrive this evening from Usage county
and visit her sister, Mrs. Q. +. Bridge
of 1125 Van Buren street
All members of Helena chapter, Q. f.
- ., ~ A.
sonic hall Monday evening, as there y
business of Importance
W. z. Hogaboom has sold out his
grocery at 1904 Kansas avenue to J. Il
Ream, who viii probably take tne
stock to the other side Of the river
Have your sewer work and plumb
ing done by 4. Allen, the reliable
plumber: 80 years experience NeW
store, 1901 North Topeka avenue. Tele-
phone so3
Arthur Page, of Bonnie View farnl'
who has been suffering from appenol-
citfs was in town yesterday Tor the
first time since April. Mr.. Page IS Sun
far from we'll. and is not recovering ms
strength as his friends wish
North Topeka Baptist church, cor
ner Laurent and Harrison streets; Rev.
w B. Hutchinson. pastor Services at
IL a m and S p. m Morning subject
breaking Our Bonds; evening SUD-
ject. A Visit to the Seaside
The officers and members are re-
quested to attend the funeral of Bro
ConweI. Sunday at p m, at 5OS To-
ELLA AIILLARD, n. c.
Mrs. John Barnheisel, of Usage coun-
tv. who has been at Christ hospital for
the past several weeks, is slowly I'M
proving and expects to be able to re-
turn to her home in a short time. Sne
is a niece Of Mrs. d. Barrett
IL "a
Avenue NJ E. church tomorrow at the
usual hours. In the evening the Rev
J. R. Madison. presiding elder OF the
Topeka district, will preach and ad-
of the quarterly conference Will pc heAu
this evening at o'clock
Strayed or stolen: FulI-blo Jersey
COW. years old. solid yellow, no
marks or brands. Had on heavy
leather halter. Reward for return to
g25 North Monroe street E. Brainard.
All members of Amity lodge 2Sl, ~
of P. are requested to meet at castle
hall at $50 a m to attend funeral OF
Bro. I H. Kingman.
F. CONNELL+ G. G.
Attention. Royal Neighbors. You
are requested to attend the funeral or
Neighbor Kingman's husband at the
Congregational church, Sunday morn
ing at 1880 o'clock; also the funeral OF
Neighbor Conwells husband, from the
residence, 500 Topeka avenue, south,
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
MRS ". s EASTMAN, Oracle.
MRS c. 0. SMITH, Recorder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ehrhart we're
given a pleasant surprise Thursday
evening by a number of their friends
and relations who remen bered that the
occasion was the twentieth anniversary
Of their marriage. At Z o'clock supper
was served, after which various games
and music were enjoyed. Later in the
evening refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served. The out-of-town
guests were: Mrs. Mary Coleman and
Mr.. F. c. HarwoOd of South Cedar, Mr..
and Mrs Ernest Coleman and Mrs.
Wallace Taggart of Meriden. Mr.. Ben
Ehrhart Of Hoyt. The others present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Myers, Mr.
and Mrs August Ehrhart. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Osborn Mrs. Philbin, Mrs. Col
Inns Misses Jessie Myers, Annie Ehr-
hart, Alice Osborn. Annie Myers, Clara
Ehrhart. AIessrs. Edward Ehrhart and