The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-13
NORTH TOPEKA.


A. M Baird went to Kansas City this
morning
Mrs A. J. Ingles, of Hoyt, was in
town today shopping y
Miss Eva Reamy is entertaining Miss
Jennie Jones of Kansas City.
There will be a social this evening at
the Kansas Avenue M. E. church.
J. W. Scott will go to Aurora, Mo-
tomorrow on a short business trip.
Mrs J. C. Joseph and sons, Abe and
Fred, will spend Sunday in Kansas
City.
Miss Jennie Hill, of Monroe street,
left today for an extended stay at Colo
RADIO Springs.
Mrs. Ijams of Osawkie is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Whitehead of 1925
Quincy street.
Miss Pauline Neuffer of st. Joseph.
Mo-, is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. Dol
man of West Curtis street.
Miss May Warnock has taken a posi-
ton as head of the millinery depart
ment of the w. NJ. Costley store.
Mrs. M R. Mitchell and Mr.. and Mrs
Porter Mitchell and family are spend
ing this week camping in the country.
AT the clean I'D sale one lot Flowers
worth up to 34c, while they last 1c each.
WILLIAM M. COSTLEY'S
Dry Goods Store.
Ed GRADER has gone to Atchison to
attend the convention of the Young
Peoples society of the Evangelical
church.
There will be an adjourned meeting
of the Ladies' Aid society at the home
of Mrs Arnold this evening to perfect
arrangements for the annual picnic.
Thursday morning we begin our
August clean up sale, and things will
hum around the busy corner for one
week. WILLIAM M. COSTLEY'S
Dry Goods Store.
Mr. Snowden Par1ett, principal of one
of the Atchison schools, was in Topeka
today calling on old friends. Mr.. Par
lett is en- route to St. Marys to visit his
| parents.
| Mrs. Arnold's Sunday school class of
| the Second Presbyterian church will
| have their annual picnic at her home
Monday afternoon, August Ii, from to
o'clock.
Miss Louise Kimmerle goes to Kansas
| City today to make her home. Miss
| Kimmerle has been in the Rock Island
! offices here and will continue with them
| in Kansas City.
| clean up sale, beginning Thursday morn
| ing. WILLIAM M. COSTLEY'S
Dry Goods Store.
| Mr.. and Mrs Frank C. Berry and
| children, Josephine and Alice, of PIG
| Fairchild street, will go to Kansas City
| tomorrow to make their home, where
| Mr.. Berry has been transferred by the
| Rock Island.
| Harry Devlin was run over yesterday
on Kansas avenue by one of the Gabriel
| bruised. The child was riding on the
wagon when a colored boy jumped on
and IN doing so moved one of the
boards, causing young Devlin to fall
| under the wheels.
| All our Dimities, dotted Swiss Muslin,
Swiss Silks and Silk Ginghams. rang
! ing in price from 121zc to SAC yd. for the
next three days or until they are all
gone, for sc yd; all Zoe goods for &C yd-
| 1215c, 15c and zoe qualities in Waist and
| Skirt lengths for sc yd; 10 per cent dis
count on Muslin Underwear.
WILLIAM NJ. COSTLEY'S =
Dry Goods Store.
AS Miss Grace Rousseau was return
| ing home on her wheel this morning
after a visit to her aunt. Mrs. C. r.
| Adams, she was run into at this end of
| the bridge by an undertaking wagon.
The little girl was thrown to the pave
ment and her bicycle, which was new
| yesterday, badly broken.
There was large party last evening
| at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Ken
| nett near Silver Lake. in honor of their
| daughter Mrs. Maud Darnell, of Co.'S
1 mopolis, Wn-, who has been spending
the summer visiting them. Mrs. Oar
4 nell leaves tomorrow for her western
home. Those present from Topeka were
| Mr. and Mrs. c. o. Neiswender.
We have, a few Ladies' and Mems
Shirt Waists left, will clean up at one
fourth off, Mems s1.00 Lisle Undershirts
and Drawers for 75c: 3Ec kind for 25c;
| Ladies' 13c and 15c Gauze Vest for 1Oc;
one lot Ladies' Silk Mitts worth from
19c to SOC. choice 14c.
/ WILLIAM NJ. CoSTLEY'S
Dry Goods Store.
The visit of Miss Abby Conner, OF
Washington city, to Miss Dollie Curtis
is being made the occasion for num-
| Der of social affairs. This afternoon
Miss Curtis gives thimble party In her
honor. and tomorrow Mrs. T. NJ. James
!. jr-, will give morning card party al
which Miss Conner and Miss Curtis will
be the guests of honor. This afternoon
Miss Curtis viii have for her guests
Mrs. Alice B. Stafford, Mrs. Mary Smith
Mrs. w. NJ Costley. Mrs. Hurd. Mrs
J. A. Campbell. Mrs. I. A Ryder. Mrs