The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-07-12
NORTH TOPEKA.

NORTH TOPEKA.
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E. g.. McClintock of Kansas City is
! visiting Topeka friends.
| Miss May Denison of Menoken is the
| guest of her sister, Mrs c. B. Lyon.
| Mrs. H. P. Arnold is visiting with Mr..
| and Mrs. E. ]. Barstow of Shorey.
Mr.. r. Catchpole of Ohio is the guest
! of his cousin, Mrs. E. H. Clarke OF
| Shorey.
| Miss Estella Slaybaugh will spend
Sunday in the country the guest of
| friends.
| Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Madou1et have re-
| turned from a visit to Mr.. Madoulet's
| parents at Ration, N. M.
The services will be as usual tomor-
| row morning in the Second Presbyterian
| church. No evening service.
w. G. Brooks will address the colored
| Sunday school tomorrow morning at
| $50 a. m. Subject, Our Wicked City"
Get your new Idea Fashion Sheets
| free. WILLIAM NJ. COSTLEY'S
Dry Goods Store.
F. P Gilmore, secretary and treasurer
| of the Western Wooden mills has re-
! turned from brief trip to Des Moines.
! Iowa.
| The marriage of Miss Dora Reedy of
|
| fer of Parkdale, was sOlemnized Thurs
| day evening.
| Miss Eunice Cotton, of Beloit, who is
/ the guest of Mrs. Frank McGrath on
| Jackson street. went to Tecumseh today
| for a short visit.
| Pomona, Cal, are the guests OF Mrs.
| Greesers brother D. A. Wiser and fam
| lily of 1890 Jackson street.
| Miss Jettie Musson of 524 Park street
60, cN q
| will be the guest of her sister. She will
| also visit friends in Beloit.
Mrs ]. H Allen of Holman's addition
| accompanied by her brother and wife,
| T. H. Elrod of Salina, left this morning
| for months visit in Iowa
John Ragland and little sister will
arrive tomorrow from St Louis to
| visit their grandmother. Mrs. John
French of 1917 Quincy street.
Vera Ebey of Rock Island, ILL.,, and
few days divising their cousin, Ches-
ter Ebey of 1925 Jackson street.
Ladies' and Misses low shoes will all
be sold at clearing sale prices.
WILLIAM M. COSTLEY.
Rt Rev. F. R. Millspaugh, bishop of
Kansas, will preach tomorrow morning
at II o'clock in the Church of the Good
Shepherd. Evening prayer with SER
mon at p. m
Mr. and Mrs. Ed York, who are en-
|
visit with relatives at Poseyville, Ind,
were the guests yesterday of their niece.
Mrs. 0. o. Lewis
Misses Margaret Taggart and Flor
ence Wismeyer will return to their
homes in Emporia tomorrow after a
visit OF a week to Miss Morgan and
Miss Laura Morgan.
Mrs. De Voc, who has been visiting
her father, Mr.. Merritt of the Adams
| house will leave Monday for Omaha to
|
go to her home at Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. Martha Goodrich, who has oeen
visiting her mother. Mrs. Barbara Ger
teisen and her brother. Charles Ger
| teisen for several weeks past leaves for
| her home in Denver, Col, this evening.
The following young people will go
out to Silver Lake this evening for a
little outing, returning home tomorrow
night: Messrs. Fred McMaster, JAG
| Campbell, Jim McAfee, Ed James, Har-
| old Forbes. and Will SwartZ
Lukens Bros. to clear their hall for
the political campaign will slash prices
on everything on springs for 80 days.
Il Come in and see their immense stock
that must go. No foOling. LukenS'
opera house. North Topeka.
The funeral of Peter Eberhardt of
: Deer Creek who died Thursday at
; Christ hospital will be held Sunday af-
ternoon at 1870. Mr.. Eberhardt was an
old settler and had lived on farm near
Deer Creek for over thirty-five years.
All summer dress goods marked down
, to quick. selling prices; shirt waists,
: parasols and millinery, in fact all sum-
: mer goods must go.
WILLIAM M. COSTLEY,
Successor to Costley & Post.
: G. w. Petro has returned from q
business trip to the northen part Of
! the state. He reports that at Onaga
!, eight travelling men were water bounc
! for two days and two nights. The
streams were SO high that it was i'm
possible to drive out
, At IL o'clock tomorrow morning at the
Kansas Avenue M. E. church the pas
tor. Rev j. A Stavely, will preach. Al
! Madison. will preach and administer the
sacrament of the Lords supper Ep-
worth League meeting at Z o'clock.
r North Topeka Baptist church. corner
n Laurent and Harrison streets, W. B
Hutchinson, D. d. pastor Services Al
n II a. m. and D m. Morning subject
t THE Message and the Messenger" Ev
/, ening subject, THE New Life in Chris
How to Get 1t and How to Strengthen
j It.
= The funeral of John Fuery. an ole
! | soldier. was held this afternoon at two
: | O'Clock from the undertaking rooms Of
: Willis & Conwell, Rev. J. A. Stavely
I of the Kansas Avenue NJ. E. church Off
: plot at Rochester. Mr.. Fuery was 6
l. member of the 8th regiment of Kansa.
: volunteers.
Miss Bessie Anderson entertained Fri
a day afternoon in honor of her cousin
i | Miss Ethel Lamme of Hiawatha who 4
her guest. Those present were: Mis-
= Ethel Lamme, Miss Bessie Campbell
h Miss Genevieve Holman, Miss EstelI
: Brooke, Miss Mabel Brooke Miss Zor,
o Reed, Miss Josie Reed. Miss Blanch
e Reynolds, Miss Bessie Sheldon. Misse
s Bessie, Mayce and Naomi Anderson.
r A very ENJOYABLE picnic was pive,