The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-12-19
NORTH TOPEKA.

ball Printing Co. s12 North Kansas Ave-1
Pictures framed al lanes.
Go to Scott a. Bobb for hardware
Game boards, $1.15 up at James.
E. H. Dearborn was in from Silver
Lake yesterday.
P~ocketbooks,. Bibles. miscellaneous
Scott & Bobb do plumbing; phone 9s5.
Fountain pens s1.00 and up. James.
Xmas bargains in ladies' jackets,
COsT1EY & POST.
1902 calendars and diaries. James.
D. of H. Mask dance at S31 N. Kansas
avenue, Saturday, Dec. Fl.
Mrs. ]. C. Fulton and daughter Hazel.
OF s14 Quincy street. spent the day in
Kansas City.
One lot ladies' trimmed hats. rs cents
each Better come quick
Miss Nora Phillips will go to Ioh
Monday to spend the holidays visiting
her sister. Mrs. c. o. Burger.
Ladies' trimmed hats at one-half
price from now until Xmas
John Morse, of New York city. is WIS.,
iting his parents, MI. and Mrs. J. s.
Morse of PA West Gordon street.
Join the crowd of money savers and
buy your Xmas presents Of nosm
IL " l. NM
Miss Julia Waite went to Valley Falls
yesterday where she will be the guest
of friends until after the holidays.
Ladies' kid gloves. Special for Xmas,
75c, s1.oo and s1-5oaan colors
COSTLEY e. POST.
Miss Adelia Brown has accepted a
position at the Western Wooden Mill
as s-tenographer for Manager McAfee
10c, 15c n 25c children's wool nit
tens, &c pair at the fire and smoke sale.
w. B. SPEAR e. CO.,
S34 North Kansas ave.
JAG Campbell of 1115 Monroe street,
has gone to Strong City where he has
taken a position on the Frank Mileham
ranch
Four more days unit Xmas Now
is the time to get your presents where
you can save money.
COSTLEY & POST.
Mrs. Susan Groves, aged IS, died yes
terday of cancer at her home six miles
northwest of Menoken. The funeral was
held today
Bargains in new and secondhand
bicyclesI Closing out to make room
for 1902 models, at Lacey's, S42 North
Kansas avenue.
Miss Edith Putnam will come home
Saturday from Liberty, Mo, where she
is attending school to spend her Christ
mas HOLIDAYS.
three weeks business trip over the state
and will visit his family here until af-
ter the holidays.
The Litany service of the Church of
the Good Shepherd will be held this ev-
ening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Davies on Monroe street.
Large stock of ladies' heece-lined
wrappers, patent corset fitting arrange
ment, at a price that should clear them
out in one day. at the fire inc smoke
sale. w. B. SPEAR & CO.,
1874 North Kansas ave.
Alpha Robinson. superintendent of
station "a" is confined to his home by
illness and Miss Ellinger of the Topeka
p~ostoffice is assisting with the work
here.
Nj. Otto Kuehne left Tuesday even
ing for Freeport, Ill, where he will
make arrangements for pickle raising 10
meet the demands of his business next
summer.
Roy Cannon came in last evening
from Santa Rosa. New Mexico. where
he is with a Rock Island surveying
party and will visit at his home. $40
Harrison street. for. several days.
Boys $1.98 Knee Pant Suits....... .98
Boys $2.25 Knee Pant Suits. ....... 81. 80
Youths' $4.45 Long Pant Suits...... 2.98
Mems S1.00 Duck SO
Mems soc Blue Denim Overalls..... .39
At the Fire and Smoke Sale.
w. 3. SPEAR & CO.,
S34 North Kansas ave.
William fowler, who lives on Kansas
avenue, the fourth house north of the
Soldier creek bridge. was stricken with
paralysis yesterday afternoon at the
store of the Dibble Grocery
Mr.. fowler had just finished tying his
horse in the rear of the building when
he was stricken and was found by one
of the clerks in a semi-conscious condi-
ton. He was brought in the store and
DIR. Ellfnger sent for who pronounced it
paralysis. Mr.. fowler was taken in the
ambulance to Riverside hospital and
later to his home. His light side IS
paralyzed and he cannot speak. This
morning he was still unconscious. He
is about 6S years old and has a wife
and two grown children.