The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-12-05
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Pictures framed at James.
c. C. Nicholson has just received a
first car of sewer pipes.
Clearing sale this week at
COSTLEY & POSTS.
Mrs. Emma Carder, of Silver Lake,
was in town yesterday shopping.
Dancing school at Lukens' hall Fri
day night. Social dancing to IL
Mr.. Elmer Olinger, of Atchison, form
erly of this side, is i'll at the Santa Fe
hospital.
Helena chapter, o. E. S., will elect
officers at their meeting next Monday
evening
When wanting shoes. let US show you
the best line for the least money.
COSTLEY & POST.
BY request Rev. Charles Thomson
will repeat his illustrated lecture on
China Friday evening.
This week only S1.50 Oval Platinos
IS cents dozen. Aldridge's Studio, lois
North Kansas avenue
Twenty-Five per cent discount on all
millinery to make room for Xmas
goods. COSTLEY & POST.
At the X. and l.. of S. entertainment
Monday evening music was furnished
by the Wilcox orchestra
L. P. Kennedy of North Topeka has
been appointed a teacher in the Shaw
nee Indian school, Oklahoma.
The Afternoon Duplicate Whist club
will meet Friday at the home of Mrs.
G. C. Bowman, 915 Van Buren, street.
Buy your rubbers, overshoes, duck
coats and overcoats at Ringers Quit
Business Sale and save money. SZ7
N. Kansas avenue.
Mrs. John L. Agnew, of Pittsburg,
Pa. will arrive next Wednesday to visit
her niece. Mrs. A. M. Petro, of 1014
Van Buren, street.
Miss Libby Hart who for the past
two weeks has been the guest of Dr.
a mr. Mr-c "a at ta,. dow IN
her home in Rome, Ohio.
There will be a meeting next Tuesday
of the B. S. N T. at the Kansas Avenue
NJ. E. church, at half past o'clock to
make plans for Christmas
Miss Ethel Morris came down from
Horton yesterday to attend the Brown
Hughes wedding. While here she is the
guest of Miss Adelia Brown
The Aletheans met last evening at
the home of Miss Inez Kincaid, 1902
| Van Buren, street. After the close of
the lesson hour a social time was en-
joye~.
accompanied by Mrs. Pratt's father.
Mr.. George E. Allen, will leave Satur-
day for Cuba, where they will be the
guests this winter of Mr.. Aliens sons,
Messrs. N E and G. A. Allen.
A very popular fad now is the shoe
string bag One shoe merchant says
he notices that his sale of ShOeStrings
has been much heavier the past few
one bag
Friday and Saturday Mrs. Courtney
will have special sale and sure special
prices on all hats. Two stores, SOB
south. GIT north Will also have her
Christmas goods on display at north
store.
In spite of the disagreeable weather.
the reception given last evening a the
Second Presbyterian church by the
members in honor of the seventh ami
versary of Rev. J. s. Glendenning's pas
f0 nd a
was we'll attended and a very enjoyable
time had The church was decorated
ments of coffee and cake were served
by Misses Susie Skinner Bessie Root,
Maud Wilson, Grace Page, Letitia
Pierce, Grace Plummer, Iva Ward and
Bessie Campbell.
BROWN HUGHES.
The marriage of Miss Dora Elizabeth
Brown daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Courtney Brown of lila Taylor street,
to Dr. u S G. Hughes of Kansas City,
Mo, was solemnized this afternoon at
half past two at the Baptist church in
the presence of many friends of the
bride. Aside from a few palms and
ferns no attempt was made to decorate
the church. AS Miss Ethel Morris of
Horton played the Lohengrin bridal
| chorus the bride and groom who were
unattended, entered at the east door
and were met at the altar by the pas
tor, Rev. w. B. Hutchinson, who assist
ed by Rev. F. L. Streeter of Kansas
ClIy, performed the ceIeIIIuiy. Luz ms
the service Miss Morris played softly
Hearts and Flowers The bride wore
her going away gown of light brown
basket chevoit, tailor made. the jacket
opening over shirt waist of blue silk
A hat of light brown velvet and white
felt completed this becoming toilet. The
ushers were Mr. w NJ Cline, Mr.. Bert
Maxwell, Mr.. Irving Diffenderfer and
Mr. Fred Short. DR.. and Mrs. Hughes
left Immediately for Kansas City where
they will be at home after December
20 at 1903 East Twelfth street Mrs.
Hughes will be greatly missed, especial
ly in musical circles as she is the pos
SCISSOR of a voice of rare sweetness and
was for several years a member of the
Il.,ra tist Oh ni1