The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-20
NORTH TOPEKA.

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bah & Son 80 Kansas avenue-1
E. Robinson. of Menoken. was in
town today
Miss Craigie Mellow, OF lola, is visit
ing Topeka friends
Shoes made to order or neatly repaired.
Philip Danielson. So Kansas avenue
Mrs Isiphiue GREGG, Of Valley Falls.
was in town yesterday On business
A J. Pemberton. of Emporia, was
calling on Topeka friends yesterday
Ten per cent discount on every pur-
chase al our store Saturday
COSTLEsY & POST.
Miss Ida Vernon left this noon for
her home IN Salina after a snort Visit
to Miss Lou Dell McMasters Of S4o
Jackson street
The public Is cordially invited to at
tend Mrs Courtneyfs millinery open
ing this evening. s1T Kansas avenue
p. 4. Mcclure and family have
moved from 1855 Central avenue to the
corner of Evelyn and Logan streets
Holman's addition
All are cordially invited to attend our
annual opening this evening. Stein
bArgss orchestra VIII furnish the music
C0STLEY & POST.
Mr. Sypes has purchased the G. w
Petr0 property on Logan street for
home, and will shortly move his family
there from where they are now living
at 1918 Quincy street.
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street, viii return tomorrow from
Rosedale, kas.. where she was called
two weeks ago by the illness of her
daughter Mrs H H. Fowler, who Is
now very much improved
Buy your shoes. blankets, dry goods
and millinery Of Us Saturday and save
10 Der cent COSTLEX & POST
The three cars Of brick which were
scheduled to arrive here last night were
sidetracked at Ottawa on account OF
too heavy trains The engineer could
not handle all the cars, as a result the
bricklayers at the new wooden mill are
idle today
Mr. " N Christopher and family
have moved here from the country, and
have gone TO housekeeping at 1908
Harrison street. Mr.. Christopher at one
time lived in Topeka. and was en-
pIoyed by the Parkhurst-Davis Mer-
camille company.
Congressman Curtis and daughter ar
rived in Washington Tuesday noon in
time to view the remains Of President
Mckinley as they lay IL state ii the
rotuuda of the capitol Congressman
Curtis went from W Washington to Can
ton. Ohio, to attend the funeral services
there
Charles IT, Haywood has painted and
repaired his house on the corner Of
Laurent and Quincy streets, and it IS
now occupied by the head weaver OF
the new wooden mill Several other
employees at the mill We're unable to
new plant and were compelled to go
on considerable distance to get
places suitable for their families
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Page and
daughters. Misses Grace and Ellie Page.
who have been spending the summer
in Scotland, where they went TO attend
the sixtleth wedding anniversary Of
Mrs. Pages parents, sailed for home
on the 18th Of the month. and are ex-
pected 10 land today They VIII be
met in Boston By Mr. David Page. w-Ao
went east last week. and viii be the
guests while in that city OF Rev and
Mrs W E Archibald Dr. Archibald
was formerly pastor OF the Second
Presbyterian church here
Mr. and Mrs. Ely Knoll OF I'll Fair
child street invited a few friends to
spend Wednesday evening with them IN
order TO assist in celebrating the 40th
wedding anniversary Of their parents.
Rev. and Mrs Warren Mooney. who
with Mrs Grader. a friend and neigh
Dor. had spent the afternoon and taken
dinner with their children At eight
o'clock the delegation arrived and great
was the surprise Of both of these dear
people IN whose honor It was planned
After congratulations and pleasant