The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-12-04
NORTH TOPEKA.

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G. c. Houston was in from his home
at Elmont yesterday.
Mr.. Cooper and family have moved
from $50 to 934 Monroe street
Mrs J. T. Kenneth of Silver Lake was
in town yesterday shopping
Dancing school at Lukens hall Fri
day night. Social dancing to L.
Visit our millinery department for
bargains. COSTLh-I q fOSI.
Rev. w. B. Hutchinson preached last
evening in the Shorey school house
Miss Helen Lee of Wanamaker is the
guest of Miss Pearl Jones OF 1882 Madl-
son street.
G. O. Martin of Waco, Q. T, will ar
rive today for a short visit to his
cousin, c. c. Nicholson
Miss Maud Raines returned last eve
ming to her home in Silver Lake after
a short visit to Topeka friends.
J. T. Hilton of Marshall county has
rented the property at $50 Monroe
street and will move his family here
the last of the week.
on account of the funeral of Mr.. Dal1e
who for so long was janitor at Grant
school there will be no school at that
building Thursday morning
Clearing sale this week: Colonial
cloth worth 1-3c for sc; millinery one
fourth off. @. d. waist Use.
COSTLEY & POST.
The Ladies' Guild of the Church of
the Good Shepherd will meet Thursday
afternoon at half past two at the home
of Mrs. Doane. corner of Madison and
Gordon streets.
Aaron Fell who has been visiting his
sister, Mrs. John Hart, and his niece,
Mrs. c. F. Bridge, for the past several
weeks, left yesterday for his home in
Griswo1d, Iowa.
The funeral of Isaiah Dake will be
held Thursday morning at ten O'Clock
and will be in charge of Kaw Valley
lodge No 20 A o. U. W. of which he
was a charter menbe
Miss Anna Henry, who went from
Stormont hospital several weeks ago
TO Emporia to nurse Mrs. o. A. Rora-
baugh. who has been quite seriously i'll,
returned home last evening.
Attention, members of No. 1872 D. of
H are requested to assemble at the
room Thursday, December 5, at a.
to attend the funeral of Bro Dake:
MINNIE COOLEY, c. of H.
Mr.. Sturgis and family moved the
first of the week from the Perkins
property at 324 West Gordon street to
one of the cottages recently erected by
J. B. Billiard on Quincy street near
Laurent
Mr.. James Thompson is suffering
from an attack of indigestion at his
home 1206 Jackson street 1t was
roneously reported that Mr.. Thompson
was stricken with paralysis but such
is not the case
Attention, No. 20. All members of
Kaw Valley lodge No. 20 A. o. U. w
are expected to meet at their hall No
S31 North Kansas avenue at $50 a. m,
December to attend the funeral of
Bro. I. Dake- H. BRINKER, NJ. w.
Miss Dora johnson, who has been
stenographer for Armstrong, the COM
mission merchant, has resigned her po-
sition and will go to Coffeyville, where
she will take the place of stenogra pher
for the Coffeyville Mercantile COM
pany.
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day from Lawton, O. T., for a short
visit to his family at 122 West Gordon
street Judge Dolman will return to
1awton in few days accompanied by
Mrs Dolman and if they can find a
suitable house will move their family
down there this winter
At a meeting held Monday evening at
the Baptist church the following Off
GERS for the Sunday school were elect
ed: superintendent c. c. Nicholson:
assistant superintendent. 2. A Sinner
treasurer, Harold Forbes; primary
superintendent, Miss Ollie McNoun:
assistant, Miss Edna Pence; librarian,
Jesse Frantz.
the home of c. c. Nicholson, 919 Van
Buren, street and in the absence of the
president, Rev. w. B. Hutchinson. the
presided The lesson in history which
included the Second Punic War was
conducted by Miss Elizabeth Reader.
Two papers were given, one by Miss
Loop on Social Conditions of Modern
Italy" and one by Miss Kelley on
Horace"
The Duplicate Whist club played last
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs
" -. Kistler, l117 Van Buren, street
and the highest score, PIT points, was
made by Mrs Kistler and DIR. Ryder.
With the exception of Mr. and Mrs T.
M James. Jr-, who We're represented
by Miss KimbaH and Miss Martha kim
ball, all the members were present.
The next meeting will be at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Mark Putnam
Star lodge A. o. U. w 331 elected the
following officers at their meeting last
evening: P. NJ w, F. H. Sandmeyer:
NJ W, Fred Buechner; foreman Stew
art Henry; oyerseer, Richard Howard:
recorder. F. R. ConweH: financier, w
C. Steele; receiver. NJ. ]. Slaybaugh:
guide, w. E. Edwards; inside watch
Fred WOODBURY.; outside watch. Carl
Wheeler; trustee, w, N Willard: rep
resentative TO grand lodge F. J. Lynch:
alternate, W. E White
Kansas City and Return $2.67 via the
Santa Fe.