The Topeka state journal., 1901-07-19
NORTH TOPEKA.

Items INTENDED for. this. column should
be left ct the Klmball Printing company
SO Kansas avenue.
Crepe paper. 15c roll. James.
James Thompson left last evening
for EiReno to register
Mr., Walter Crush has gone to Colo
rado 70 spend some time.
Ladies. call for your New Idea Maga-
zine, COSTLEY & POST
Miss sadie Shoemaker of Horton, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry Daub. OF
Central avenue.
Miss Myrtle Palmer went TO Grant
vile today to attend the funeral Of MT
William Beeler-
Mems Overalls and Reinforced back
and front Work Shirts for Saturday 3Sc.
c0STLEY & POST
l. l. Crist and family. of Shorey, will
leave the last of the month for Custer
county, Nebraska. TO make their home
L. C. Collisi formerly in the grocery
business but now OF Three Rivers,
Mich, visited North side friends this
week
Don't pay 800 for paper hat when
you can buy one for sec at
NEW ERA DEPT. STORE
Mrs. Ella Wyneoop. of Vance. Kan,
is visiting her son and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs Ernest Dutton Of 720 Monroe
street.
Mrs. r. ID Small and son and daugh-
Delavan Park, Jackson county, for a
few days visit to Mr.. Small.
Mrs ]. B. Belts and daughters,
Misses Myrtle and F'reda, of 1929
Quincy street, left last evening for
Manitou 70 spend the summer.
Charles Berry and G. Sturgis have
returned from El Reno, where they
went the first of the week to register
and be ready for the opening.
Saturday last day of our Sc sale 21k
yds. good Prints for Sc; Ladies' Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs for &c.
cOSTLEY & POST.
Miss Lulu Knoble, telegraph oper-
atoF at the Western Union, expects to
leave shortly on an extended western
trip. which viii include visits to points
in Utah and Wyoming.
Persons who We're out driving last
evening report that it rained on Kan
sas avenue near the Gilman farm, while
on Central avenue in the vicinity of the
Babeock place there was no rain at all.
Mr.. Samuel Shields, Of near Meriden.
left Wednesday for Lindsborg to visit
friends. Later he viii go to Denver,
where he win be the guests of rela-
tives. He will probably be away some
months.
Don't go barefoot when you can hllv
a neat oxford for 25 and soc; s175 and
$3.50 Oxfords for s1.25. at
NEW ERA DEPT. STORE
Mr.. and Mrs. n. F. conkle, who nave
been spending the past SIX months Vis-
iting in California, Oregon and other
western states. are at present In Mon
tana, and Will not return home until
SON etime next month.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert French, of
Newton, kas., who have been the
guests of Mrs. Freneh's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. c. D. Myers, went to Silver
Lake today, where they will visit Mr..
Frenchs brother, Mr.. Carl French, and
family.
The trustees and other members of
the Second Presbyterian church will
DR.. A. C. Davis to discuss the advisa
bility Of putting in a heating plant
The church heretofore has been
warmed by two large stoves.
Mr.. W. s. Hamrick and daughter,
Miss Halle Hamriek. will leave shortly
for Greencastle, Ind. to make THEN
home. Mrs. Hamrick has been in that
city for the past two months, having
been called there by the illness and
death of her father. Mr.. Bryan Mr..
Glen Halnriek will continue to make
his home in Topeka.
About three months ago Victor coun-
ell X. a. L. Of S. divided into two seq
tions to see which side could secure the
largest number of new members in a
given time As a result of the contest
a supper was to be given to the win
ners by the losing side. Mr.. John Bauer
was leader Of one section while Mr..
Frank St1Nt had charge OF the other
Good work was done by both sides AMI
as result the contest was tie. The
supper viii be given next Monday ey-
ening at the lodge rooms in Barrett's
hail, and viii be furnished By both
sides. All members Of the lodge and
their families are invited to be pres
enk.
Miss Elizabeth e. Barnes entertained
Wednesday evening in honor Of Misses
Katherine Theai and Elizabeth SheIIa-
hamer of Harrisburg, Pa, at her home
in HOlman's addition. The evening was
spent with various games and music.
A duet by Thomas Retter and George
W. Baird WAS much enjoyed. Refresh
ments of chicken salad, ice cream, cake
and coffee were served. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes, Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Eidridge, Misses Edna and
Bernie Eldridge, Katherine Theal, Eliz-
abeth Shellanhamer. Lizzie Shonfelt
Lizzie and Fay Barnes, Bfessrs. Thomas
Retter, George Baird, Henry Harley
and Percy Barnes.