The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-19
NORTH TOPEKA.


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Hay 4oc pr. cwt. c. c. Nicholson.
J. W. Musselman left today for Hays
City
E. Kempton. of Granville. was in
town today
c. s. Gillespie has returned from
trip to Colorado Springs.
1000 yards of Scotch Lawns &c yard;
5000 yards at SC yard.
C0sFLEY & POST.
Miss Jessie Coleman Of 40 West Cor
don street leaves today for an extended
visit to relatives in Indiana
Mr. Park B. Kimball went to Man
haitian last evening to attend the COM
mencement exercises Of the K S. A. c.
Oran Layton Of 1923 Van Buren, street
has gone to Perry, where he will visit
the Grinter family until Saturday
Mrs. Lulu G. Weed of Salina who has
been the guest for the past week OF Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Kuehne, returned to her
home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred lies and daughter,
Miss Ellen Gertrude lies of IIO4 Mon
roe street, returned yesterday from a
week > visit to Chicago.
Rev. ". H. Course of Auburn visited
Rev w Mooney this week. Rev. Mr..
Course was en- route to the G. z. con-
vention at Leavenworth-
Mr.. Joseph Cromwell returned today
to Muskego, l. T., after a short visit 70
Topeka friends Mrs. Cromwell will be
here until some time in July
June snaps. $50 yards Satin Stripe
Figured Challies, Friday and Saturday,
24c yard COSTLEY & POST
Rev. H H Fowler of Rosedale kan,
came yesterday for short visit to his
wife, Who has been spending the past
five weeks here the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Henry Of 1035 Quincy
street
Mr.. French of Farmer City, Ill, is
registered at the Union Pacific. Mr..
French IS Interested in the capitol ele-
VatOr, and was connected with the ele-
Vator year or two ago under the name
Of the French Bennett Grain company
Mr.. John Nolan, formerly cutter at
the Western Wooden mill has gone to
Harrlsonvllle, Mo, where he will open
up tailor shop. He will be fcsi0yvel
shortly by his family and his partner,
Mr.. Win Heron
Rev Mr.. earle of Alaska, win give a
lecture this evening at the Second Pres
byterlan church on THE Success of His
Missionary Work in Alaska" This lee
ture viii take the place of the regular
Thursday evening prayer meeting
Something to talk about See our
north window. En- brOideries worth from
10c to 25c, take your choice for sc yard.
Your opportunity.
COsTLEY & POST.
For Friday and Saturday pieces 90
inch Wash Silks, beautiful patterns
regular SEC for 64c; pieces Wash Silk.
extra good, CSC yard; 8 pieces Foulard
SILK. were cheap at CSC. for 6ec yard
q pieces Fancy Waist Silks 59c; IS yds
fancy silks to close out 25c yard. These
bargains wiz be remembered. At Dis
solution sale. COSTLEY & POST.
A number of young people picnicked
at Garfield park last evening. After
supper the time was spent in boat rid
ing Those present were Misses Della
Gilman Lola McAfee, Jessie Prfddy
Jessie Myers, Anna Myers, Ida Taggart
Nellie Yonkers, Bessie Sheetz, Messrs
Gilard Miller, Harry Smith, Roy Balm
bridge, Remer Billiard and Carl Nc
Grew.
The B. Y. P. q. of the Baptist church
gave very enjoyable social last even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs VIII
Forbes on the Rochester road. The
young people met at the home of Miss
Edna Pence, corner Of Topeka avenue
and St John street. and went from
were in attendance. The time was spent
playing various games on the lawn and
later refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served.
The unfavorable weather did not in
terfere with the enjoyment of a Jolly
crowd of young people who spent the
day day picnicking at the home of Miss
Maud Bishop, 1924 College avenue. They
We're chaperoned by Miss Bishop. Miss
BERTHE Brown and Miss Minna Mccall
and those present were: Mildred Tinker.
Lucille Kutz. Ivah Maze, Cecil Powers
Ethel Glenn, Mabel Wolford. Ward
Mauwer, Harry Tinker and Bradford
Kutz.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Noyan and Mrs
Sadie Mains were the guests of honor
at picnic given Tuesday evening in a
grove at the home of J. NJ. Brown, near
Calhoun Bluffs. The time was spent
with games and music and at a late
hour ice cream and cake We're served.
Those present We're: Mrs. Mains. Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. Nolan, Mrs. George Ellis.
Mrs. Mamie Painter, Mrs. S G. Do1tt'
Mrs. Fred Doane, Mrs. e. Brown, Misses
Maud Mains, Agnes Doutt. Maud Saw
age, Blanche Ellis, Maud Brown. May
Donley, Nellie Brown, Lola Brown.
Messrs. Walter Rigdon, Arch Stone. Lee
Brown. VIII Heron. Ed DuFrane. J.
NJ. Brown, and Mr.. Alva Hippard.