The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-03
NORTH TOPEKA.


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Good things to eat at Bakers. 91S
North Kansas avenue.
c. OIdinger of What Chere, Iowa, is
visiting w. S. Charles.
Mrs C. H. Rhodes is recovering from
an attack of pneumonia.
Mrs Frank Greer made business
! trip 10 Kansas City today
Mrs. Annie Reed. of Springfield. is
visiting Mrs T. NJ SprouL
n f Conkle is spending a few days
in St. Joseph on business
\ Mrs NJ NJ Mcclure of Thompsonville
was in town today shopping
Mrs NJ Laverty has moved into the
house she recently purchased In Shorey
| w. c. Garvey, South side Santa Fe
| agent, was visitor at the wooden mill
yesterday.
If you want TO save money, come to
CoSTLEY & POST.
Mrs. Wallace Taggart of Meriden is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Myers
of Western avenue
Mrs Courtney will make a special
effort to please you in your winter hat.
917 North, COZ South
Something new: A beautiful line of
novelty glassware. Special for Friday,
10 cents. COSTLEY & POST.
Misses Della and Dora Brown are
entertaining their cousin, Mrs. J. A.
Chisholm. of Rochester. N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. John Retter of Wake
field. Kansas, are the guests of Mr.. VIM
Retter and family of Pleasant Ridge.
Mrs. Thomas Pitcher and brother,
Mr. Downie. returned yesterday from a
visit to relatives in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Jesse Rumell and Mr.. Marion
Myers went 10 Thompsonville today,
where they will visit Mr.. Lon Myers.
Miss AIyra Cheney arrived today from
Burlington to visit her uncle and aunt,
TAIN - Do Ir
street.
Great bargain in six-room house. two
lots and barn, on Jackson street. $500
will handle it. Payne & Thompson, GIT
Kansas avenue
Miss Edith Conk1e has returned to
her home in Canon City, Colo, after a
months visit to her grandparents, MS2s
and Mrs. E. p. Baker.
Mrs. Harry Horton. of Evenston,
Wyo., who is the guest of Topeka
friends, will visit Mrs. c. E. Jordan, of
1016 Quincy street, tomorrow.
Miss Stella Baker will arrive Friday
from Kansas City, and viii be the
guest for a week of her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. p Baker, of lib Jack
son street
A NJ. Petro accompanied Mrs. Petro
and sister, Mrs. Vennum to Kansas City
this morning. He will return this even
ing. but the rest of the party will remain
several days.
At the meeting the church session this
evening at the Second Presbyterian
church delegates TO the Presbytery
which convenes next Tuesday at Gard
ner, Kansas, will be elected
Mrs. George Rison is i'll with mountain
fever at her home, $40 Jackson street
Mrs. Risen spent several weeks in Colo
RADIO this summer and has been suffering
with this fever since her return
Mrs William Offield, of 219 West
Gordon street, accompanied by her lit
tie niece Celeste Isabel Schaeffer, will
go to lola Monday to visit Mrs Offield's
parents, DR.. and Mrs S. N Burgen-
Miss Matte Dowden and Mr.. William
Sheetz went to Kansas City yesterday
morning where they were united in
marriage by the probate judge. They
returned to North Topeka last evening
and went Immediately to housekeeping
at 607 Jackson street.
Mrs. L. C. Kistler will leave next
week for Chicago to join her mother,
Mrs. E. S. Shockey, and little daughter,
Margaret Emily. Mrs. Kistler and
daughter will spend the winter there
visiting Mrs. Shockey.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter NJ. Spear are
the parents of a daughter, born DC
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William B;
Spear 929 Quincy street. The little girl
will be called Ethelyn Thayer.
Friday bargains: 500 yards of calico.
regular SC, for SIC per yard; lac extra
heavy bleached Canton flannel for 1Oc
per yard: 50 dozen ladies' black hose,
regular 15c, for 1oc-this is a bargain;
500 yards extra heavy unbleached mus
lin, for sc per yard
COSTLEY & POST.
The Western Wooden Mill company
want to sell the two vacant houses on
lots adjoining mill, houses to be moved
off of lots. VIII receive bids until Oc-
tober 8. Now is your opportunity to
get a cheap home Send bid to West
ern Wooden Mill company
Miss Ella Allen entertained a number
of friends last evening at her home, $50
Monroe street The evening was spent
in playing various games and at a late
hour refreshments were served. Those
present We're: Misses Mabel and Es-
telIe Brooke, Dora Johnson, Vertie
Forbes. Pearl Irwin, Lille Davies, Jen-
ME Usher, Mollie Jones; Messrs. Clar-
ence Johnson, Harry Nash, Talmage
Atkinson, Arthur See and Clifford Lutes.
The engine and the large fiywheel for
the new wooden mill arrived last night.
and are being unloaded today from the
cars to the engine room by Jack Bios
som, the house mover. All the heavy
machinery that had to be unloaded di-
rect from the cars to the plant has
now arrived Three more cars of
lighter machinery came in last night,
which is being hauled by the transfer
company from the cars and put into
the building at the main Madison
street entrance.