The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-07-11
NORTH TOPEKA.

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ball Printing Co. sl2 North Kansas AVE.;
w. T. Smiley OF Silver Lake was IN
town today.
Is per cent of on hammocks and
croquet. James.
Staple light and dark prints 43kc at
the clearing sale. VIM. M. COSTLEY.
Miss Van AIKEN of Paola. is the guest
of Miss Edna Haywood of S31 Topeka
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. lewis will go to
Overlook Saturday for visit to rel
atives.
Miss Cora Smith left yesterday for
San Bernardino. CAL. to visit her aunt.
Mrs. lott.
Greatest bargains of the season in
hats at Mrs. Courtney's two stores, SOB
South. pit North Kansas avenue.
Eugene lodge No. 70 I. o. o. F.. will
install officers and confer the initiatory
degree at their meeting this evening.
Saturday we will sell 30 pairs of la
dies $150, $1.65 and $1.75 Oxfords at $1.20.
W. c. STEELE.
Mrs. Webb and children of Creston.
Iowa, are the guests of Mrs. Webbs
sister, Mrs. Frank Gilmore of 1872 jack
son street.
William Fickie, employed by the Rock
Island at Eldon, Iowa, is spending a
few days visiting his parents at 1909
Harrison street
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Neiswender of
1914 Jackson street will return today
from a visit of several days to Mr..
NeiSwender's parents at Kiro.
We have a few ladies' tan Oxfords
and shoes, former prices $50 to $500.
Win sell them Saturday for S1.O0.
w. c. STEELE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pearson returned
yesterday to their home in Harrington
after a short visit to their parents. Rev.
and Mrs. T. ]. Pearson of 924 Jackson
street.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Nichols and Mr.
and Mrs. T. M. James, Jr.. will spend
Sunday in Kilmer the guests of Mr..
Nichols uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Marsh.
bishop Miilspaugh has been spending
a week or more In the district OF Sa-
lima. but returns to give Sunday serv-
ices at IL g. m. in the Church of the
Good Shepherd.
c. F. Hawkins went to Silver Lake
yesterday and came home down the
kansas river in his gasoline launch,
bringing with him about a dozen friends
from the lake.
Our annual clearing sale begins Sat-
urday morning. Will last one week.
Take advantage of this sale and save
money. WILLIAM NJ. COSTLEY.
Successor to Costley & Post.
Boating Is fine on Soldier creek. Par
ties out last evening were able to row
over a hundred yards north on Central
avenue and in west park and up to the
casino in Garfield park.
Mrs. E. Anderson of Hiawatha is the
guest Of her son, r. l. Anderson and
family at their home north of town. Mr..
Anderson is also entertaining his niece,
Miss Ethel lame of Hiawatha.
Mr.. Ernest Bernhard, who has been
with the Ritter Preserving works at
Philadelphia, Pa. has taken the posi-
| ton as manager of the preserving and
SyruD department OF the Otto Kuehne
| Vinegar works.
To appreciate the bargains will
| give in our clearing sale you must see
| them. WILLIAM NJ COSTLEY,
Successor to Costley & Post.
| Lukens Bros. to clear their hall for
| the political campaign will slash prices
| on everything on springs for 80 days
| Come in and see their immense stock
| that must go. No fooling. Lukens'
| opera house. North Topeka.
| r. Peyton, who lives north Of town
| and who lost his watch Sunday night
| by someone cutting the screen from
| his bedroom window and securing his
I trousers, reports that Tuesday night
| he was again visited by some suspi-
| cious looking people, but he chased
| them away before they had time to
| appropriate anything not their own.
| Mr.. r. Congdon and family will move
next week from the Doiman place at LII
| West Gordon street to one of the A
| NJ. Baird new houses on Jackson street
| Mr.. l. S. Dolman and family who since
| their return from Lawton have beer
| stayinR at the home of Mr.. Dolman's